Re: Homemade Caps are a Health Risk?

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Original poster: Ben McMillen <spoonman534@xxxxxxxxx>

While we're at it, we might as well add radon to the list! If most of 
you are like me, I do most of my experimentation in my basement which 
is located in a 100+ year old house in an area that's known for mine 
subsidence as well as moderate to high levels of radon.

I apologize in advance if this was mentioned already..

Coiling In Pittsburgh
Ben McMillen

Tesla list <tesla@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Original poster: "H.S. J."

Well Guys,
We never truly answered the question that was going around for a
while 2 weeks ago or so. Do home made caps represent a health
risk? What ARE the risks involved with O3 (ozone)? And, how great
are they in affecting someone? Because, some people are not able to
spend upwards of usually $100 for a good MMC bank, the bottle caps or
whatever seem to be the best option for many economically.

Quote:
"The ozone production of this type of capacitor is terrible and could
present a serious health hazard."

-Dr. Resonance



I mean, how terrible is this health risk and what is the large health
hazard? I mean, ozone is no different than living in a place such as
Mexico City or Los Angeles where the smog gets so bad that people
have to go to the hospital because of respritory issues caused by the
environment.



-Shelton


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