X men - 5 Dollar Ft. long Subs-cryptionite

judykott · 06-02-2009, 03:08 AM

I ran across this picture and thought of Newparadigmguy and his tin foil cap

http://tesladownunder.com/tesla_coil...eakout%20point
This guy has all sorts of Tesla coil experiments at this site
The photo above shows 100,000 volt sparks onto me in the pool wearing a "tin-foil hat". It is made of aluminum foil and tape on a aluminum rod support. The back of the foil goes down into the water and is a low inductance path to the water. I also have two solid wires into the pool. There is no sensation at all when sparks hit me. Not shown well are the fine protective steel wires that protect my face.
"Tin foil hats" originate from those rather alternative people who believe that it protects aliens from reading their minds. Some guys at MIT even did a scientific study to show it does not protect from all radiation.
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06-02-2009, 03:08 AM	#11
judykott Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Calgary, Canada Posts: 711	Re: X men - 5 Dollar Ft. long Subs-cryptionite I ran across this picture and thought of Newparadigmguy and his tin foil cap http://tesladownunder.com/tesla_coil...eakout%20point This guy has all sorts of Tesla coil experiments at this site The photo above shows 100,000 volt sparks onto me in the pool wearing a "tin-foil hat". It is made of aluminum foil and tape on a aluminum rod support. The back of the foil goes down into the water and is a low inductance path to the water. I also have two solid wires into the pool. There is no sensation at all when sparks hit me. Not shown well are the fine protective steel wires that protect my face. "Tin foil hats" originate from those rather alternative people who believe that it protects aliens from reading their minds. Some guys at MIT even did a scientific study to show it does not protect from all radiation. Tesla car theft protection Last edited by judykott; 06-02-2009 at 03:16 AM.