Re: T.C. Videos

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Original poster: "Terry Blake" <tb3-at-att-dot-net> 

Hi John,

Do you an index of what is available on these tapes?

Terry Blake

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Sent: Saturday, January 03, 2004 9:17 PM
Subject: Re: T.C. Videos


 > Original poster: FutureT-at-aol-dot-com
 >
 > In a message dated 1/3/04 12:07:42 PM Eastern Standard Time,
 > tesla-at-pupman-dot-com writes:
 >
 > Hi Brett,
 >
 > Welcome back to the list.
 > I offer a series of 26 Tesla research video tapes which I made over the
 > period from 1992 to 2003.  My focus was usually on trying techniques
 > which were new, and had not been tried by others.  In some cases
 > I was doing peer review of other's work.  Work covered includes;
 > development of staccato tube coils, disruptive coils, pig powered coils,
 > disruptive magnifiers and tube magnifiers,
 > NST powered coils, efficiency experiments, specially pulsed disruptive
 > coils, spark gap construction, DC powered tube coils and disruptive
 > coils, synchronous gaps, triggered gaps, modification of motors for
 > sync operation, SRSG phase shifter circuit development, PT powered
 > coils, OBIT powered coils, toroid spinning techniques, visits to see
 > other folk's coils, construction techniques, comparison of various
 > toroid sizes, mechanical tube staccato, thyratron controlled staccato
 > tube coils, etc.  Most of all this work is discussed in the Pupman Tesla
 > list archives also.
 >
 > All tapes are $12 each which includes the shipping costs within
 > the USA.   PayPal, check or MO.  The cost is $10 for each tape
 > if more than one tape is ordered.
 >
 > John Freau
 > 49 Thiem Ave
 > Rochelle Pk,  NJ   07662
 >
 >
 > >All,
 > >
 > >Hello, I was wondering if anyone has bothered to compile a list of Tesla
 > >Coil related videos which are available for purchase or shipping costs,
 > >etc.  I would like to build a personal library of such footage (in
addition
 > >to the footage I already have documenting my own TC work) to help
insipire
 > >and possibly recruit newcomers into our hobby.  It would especially be
 > >useful for those times when I have my display coils disassebled for
 > >modification or temporary storage, but would still like to demonstrate
 > >impressive sparks.  I know there is an electrum documentary, and I'm sure
 > >KVA Effects has demo videos, but I would like to know if anybody has
 > >anything like the old Richard Quck tapes that they might be willing to
copy
 > >for tapes and shipping cost.  Did the TCBOR have videos?  I'm pretty sure
 > >they did if memory serves me.  If this has already been the subject of a
 > >thread in the past, someone please let me know.  I guess I should h! ave
 > >searched first.  Oh well, it's been almost a year since I've been on the
 > >list.  It's good to be back.
 > >
 > >-Brett
 >
 >
 >
 >