If any of you people could point toward any online resources that would be
great.
I also think that an online archive
Of scans, from out of print electronic
Books and resources, maybe at the
Pupman site, could be a great plan..
If it's old there might not be that many
Problems with copy right...
We all have as a group an unique interest, that could be helped with these
Rare and out of print books...
Not only for me but maybe this deserves
A complete new thread ?
A description of the possible inner workings of such a device in this tread
Would greatly help, can one describe some of the general basics of this ?
Some not all pages as foto copies might also do the trick,
If one of you could send a couple ?
I will give my private address for mail
In a pm if needed...
And I will try to send some money in return.
As a kid I received some pages
>From a person from this list,
But he did not include a return address,
I still owe him 10 Australian dollars
And a bottle of beer perhaps,
Might be word a crate of beer by now :-)
If he had the chance to save it on the bank or made a good investment....
That is perhaps 20 years ago now...
Well I do read many mails if I have time,
But rarely post any...
So if you want a little money in return
Be sure to include a return address.
My personal mail is s.van.de.burgt@xxxxxxxxx
Contact that if you need any
Address or personal data...
And I send a personal message in return.
Thanks in for these reactions so far,
Or for any to come thanks in advance...
Sietze van de Burgt...
Ps sorry for my perhaps many language mistakes, since my native speech is
Dutch the language of the Netherlands..
So when strange writings appear
Blame it on me being a foreigner...
Op vr 2 dec. 2016 om 02:27 schreef Ed <evp@xxxxxxxxxxx>
I have a Lindsay Publications reprint of a book from about 188o titled
'Electrostatic Machines'. It shows a number of similar machines
including some blowing sand and steam. Not on line unfortunately and
Lindsay is out of business. Lots of interesting stuff there.
Ed
On 11/30/2016 11:10 PM, Harold Weiss wrote:
I remember seeing a diagram of the nozzle. It's a venturi system that
creates a vacuum in the mushroom shaped topload. It's identical to an
infinity jet used for gold dredges, but instead of water it uses air.
(an internal mix air brush is also an example) The mercury vapor is
created in the center and is electrostatically accelerated to the
nozzle. Kind of like a reverse fusor.
It would probably work for targets across a room, but not for longer
ranges. Just too much air in the way. Though, if you have a streamer
issuing from the nozzle, it may increase the range by creating a
vacuum path due to heating. It might also make for a really long
streamer.
David Weiss
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