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[_] [?] Anonymous 12/07/08(Sun)15:12 No.858477
>> [_] Anonymous 12/07/08(Sun)16:53 No.858574
Science.
>> [_] Anonymous 12/07/08(Sun)17:00 No.858578
>>858574
Not science, SCIENCE!
>> [_] Anonymous 12/07/08(Sun)17:02 No.858579
>>858477
Guise i wouldnt call 1guy1cup SCIENCE.
>> [_] Anonymous 12/07/08(Sun)17:21 No.858594
Tesla coils + Mario = win
>> [_] Anonymous 12/07/08(Sun)17:49 No.858604
wat
>> [_] Anonymous 12/07/08(Sun)18:28 No.858624
...wait, what?
>> [_] Anonymous 12/07/08(Sun)20:44 No.858684
>>858624
Electricity at exact frequencies at such high voltages will produce certain tones.
A tesla coil running without anything to regulate the frequency will just sound like static/loud
noise/hissing. My dad has built a couple and owns one. They're not hard to build but do take a
bit of time and effort. A few junkyard parts and a spool of copper wire is all you really need.
Probably the most important part would be a neon sign transformer.
>> [_] Falos !MTndkRdp42 12/07/08(Sun)22:40 No.858745
It's just a bunch of BZZT!s you guys, I don't see what the big deal is.
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