Re: Tesla coiling

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Original poster: The Boom <pqboom@xxxxxxxxxxx>


Hi All,

I invited the "boom" to join the group so please welcome him when he joins.

Gerry




Hi Gerry,

Thanks a much!!

I  shall subscribe.

For laffs, check out our students and their krazy instructor in the 
LA Times. (Front page, WOW, sheeesh).

This link has all the pictures and a three minute streaming video clip.

<http://home.comcast.net/%7epqshop/latimes/latimes.html>http://home.comcast.net/%7epqshop/latimes/latimes.html

And, still more amusing stuff:

<http://home.comcast.net/%7eslvannex/SLVFiftyYears/FiftyyearsBoom.html>http://home.comcast.net/%7eslvannex/SLVFiftyYears/FiftyyearsBoom.html 


And, of course, the Cyber Tour of Boomeria (built by students):

<http://www.boomeria.com>http://www.boomeria.com

Thanks, again,

Boom

On Mar 19, 2007, at 6:21 PM, Gerry Reynolds wrote:

> Hi Boom,
>
> Your techniques for making science interesting for students has made 
> it to our tesla coiling group.  I'm the moderator of this world 
> class group and there are many ideas and experiments tossed around 
> within the group.  The group spans the globe in membership and has 
> many PhD researchers and others that help advance understanding and 
> "state of the art" in this exciting area of electronics/physics.  If 
> you think you could get ideas for your classes, we would certainly 
> welcome your membership (free).  Just 
> email  <mailto:tesla-request@xxxxxxxxxx>tesla-request@xxxxxxxxxx 
> with the word "subscribe" in the subject and main body of the 
> email.    Also visit <http://www.pupman.com>www.pupman.com for a 
> gander at the message archives and other information.   Messages are 
> normally posted to <mailto:tesla@xxxxxxxxxx>tesla@xxxxxxxxxx
>
> Hope to hear from you,
> Gerry Reynolds (moderator)