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From: Frank Gilliland on Sun, Jan 1 2006 5:27 pm
On 1 Jan 2006 16:52:58 -0800, wrote in snip Now, if you want to "build from scratch" totally, you will have to learn to SUCK all the air out of the tubes you build for yourself (honoring the "tradition"). That's rather difficult (truly, vacuum sucks)...but much, much easier than first creating ultra-pure silicon and then doping the microscopic areas on it to become the solid-state device you need. [sorry you can't build "spark" transmitters...those being forbidden in these modern times unlike a hundred years ago] Check this out: http://home.earthlink.net/~lenyr/index.html Heh heh...I saw that website about when it was begun...that guy has been having fun with all sorts of projects in true do-it-yourself spirit! :-) The section on Tesla coils and stuff akin to that is not a "clean" source of fun. Those things and their discharges can do quite a bit of broadband RF pollution. |
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