[TCML] Tesla Fest 2009

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Tesla Fest 2009 & Midwest Inventor’s Faire &

Midwest Ham Radio Swap Fest



Ø      Sat., Aug. 29th     Gates open 11 AM and event runs until 11 PM

      Setup for displays & demos opens at 10 AM



Ø      Baraboo / Sauk County Fair Grounds off Hwy 33 on east side of Baraboo

           195 miles NW Chicago, then 12 miles west on Hwy 33.



Ø      Available power (max) is 120 / 220 VAC @150 Amps to run large Tesla
Transformers.



Ø      Indoor accommodations in the event of rain, heavy snow, hurricanes,
or blizzards!



Ø      Tesla coil demonstrations commence at 12 noon and run until 11 PM.



Ø      Large scale demos evening hours  7-11 PM



Ø      Exhibits include 800 kV Marx Impulse Generator, 1 million Volt Tesla
Transformer, 40 kVA HV

            Climbing Arc, 750 kV Van de Graaff Generator, and solid state
“singing” Tesla Transformers.



Ø      Open to all Midwest inventors to display their crafts on 10 x 10 ft.
lots.



Ø      Large group of Midwest inventors displaying their ideas including a
large roaming robot.



Ø      Large attendance by venture capitalists and entrepreneurs is
anticipated.



Ø      Any type of high voltage machine is welcome.  Displays includes
Wimshurst, Tesla Coils,



Ø      Marx Impulse Generators, Jacob’s Ladders, Van de Graaff Generators,
Plasma Globes &



Ø      Plasma Cylinders, Crackle Tubes, etc.



Ø      Tesla wireless power transmission demonstration.



Ø      Large Swap Fest for Amateur Radio Operators   On-site sales with
lot’sa parts, goodies, radios.



We ask any demonstrators or inventors to *contact us prior to Aug. 10th* so
that we may tape off

a special setup location for your demonstration or invention, and arrange
for appropriate power.



Email your request to  resonance@xxxxxxxxxxxx   Please be specific regarding
your intentions.







posted by:  Dr. Resonance
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