Re: [TCML] Faraday Suit

[DC Cox <resonance@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Chain mail that butchers wear.  I then use a metal screen top and metal
screen legs.  Also barrel shaped metal screen torso section ---- all
connected together with 12 AWG and ring tongue connectors.

You can view this upclose at our next Teslathon in Wisconsin, Aug. 29th.

Sharksuits are great but at $12,000 not a good investment.  We made our suit
for around $150 including the aluminum plates.

Also, see Terry Blake's suit in action video at our recent Teslathon:

Go to www.vimeo.com      then type in "lightning on the lawn 2008".    Some
good shots of him playing in a 1 million volt field.

Dr. Resonance




On Tue, Apr 7, 2009 at 2:58 PM, Teslamad <teslamad@xxxxxxx> wrote:

> Does anyone have any tips for first time Faraday suit. The physics behind
> it are simple but the construction is a bit more complex. Thought about
> using some type of wire mesh from the hardware store. Or possibly one of
> those chainmail shark suits. Any suggestions would be great! Also can you
> tune a coil with just a freq counter and signal generator?
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