Re: [TCML] Re: The current recordholders?

[DC Cox <resonance@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I certainly miss the humor in your post.

Just because I don't have to "prove it to you" doesn't mean I didn't do it.

AsI have previously explained several times, my contract was with a wealthy
individual who choses not to reveal the location to anyone, except his
friends.  The language was very clear in the contract, and I could be sued
be sued if I violate it.

I'm not going to waste any more of my time on your garbage anyway.  No
further comment necessary.

D.C. Cox






On Sat, May 16, 2009 at 3:21 PM, Finn Hammer <f-h@xxxx> wrote:

> Finn Hammer skrev:
>
> Greg, all, No need to excuse, and you made a very funny post.
>
> Obviously, when preposterous claims like this last one  from Durlin Cox's,
> we all react with humor. If we didn't, we'd feel compelled to use wordings
> not suitable for a public forum like this  :-) .
>
> Makes me think of a line from the new Clint Eastwood film Grand Torino:
> "Do you ever wonder when you come across a man you shouldn't have messed
> with?, well that's me!"
>
> Let me rephrase it to suit this situation:
> "Do you ever wonder when you come across a guy, whose word you can´t trust?
> Well, that's him!"
>
> If not, I mean, who are we kidding but ourselves, for christ's sake.
>
> Anyway, the bluff has been called, so peace be with it.
>
> Cheers, Finn Hammer    *
>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Greg Leyh skrev:
>>
>>> Hi Jeff,
>>>
>>> Sorry for the confusion, that was my poor attempt at humor.  I’ve no
>>> plans to do any of those things to the experimental coil.  I was just trying
>>> to stress that power is not a useful metric, anymore than a coil’s weight,
>>> or its cost.
>>>
>>> Regarding the 60ft, 78ft and 120ft arc length claims listed below,
>>> there’s not much that I could add;  I honestly don’t know where such numbers
>>> come from.  Personally, I’ve never seen Electrum produce more than 30-40ft
>>> discharges.  I can offer a photo of Electrum producing discharges about 30ft
>>> in length:
>>>
>>> http://www.lightninglab.org/misc/ElectrumArcMsmt.jpg
>>>
>>> For scale, I placed a 6ft person in the sphere, which is about 7ft in
>>> diameter.  The longest discharge in the photo is about 5 people, or 30ft in
>>> length.  When the wind comes from the harbor, the arcs occasionally strike
>>> the steep hill behind Electrum, connecting to a cluster of shrubbery there
>>> that becomes quite aromatic when struck.  We measured the straight-line
>>> distance to the shrubbery at about 38ft.
>>>
>>> The above photo was shot in July 2008 by Alistair Keddie and Stuart Page
>>> of Big Alba Photography.  The full photo can be viewed here:
>>>
>>> http://my-expressions.com/up_media/2764/pblog/2817/1218834965.jpg
>>>
>>> Along with most folks here I’d like to see photos of 120ft, 78ft or even
>>> 55ft arcs, produced by any type of machine.  There's reason to hope we might
>>> still see such arcs, within the next ten years.
>>>
>>> -GL
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
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