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Old October 24th 05, 01:25 AM
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In the movie Frankenstein, I remember seeing tubes in the laboratory.
Besides the monster being scary looking, the tubes and electricity in
the laboratory was also very scary.

There was also two large electric bolts. I think that was real because
I had seen things like that in Edison's photos.

I wonder if these tubes were real or made up to make the movie even

more
scary? Also, taking consideration the times: It would be normal to see
electric tubes in a lab.


I wonder if you're referring to Tesla coils.

http://www.mos.org/sln/toe/gallery1.html



Probably a Jacob's ladder. I made one of these once using a big neon
sign transformer. The sixteen thousand volts would jump a half inch gab
at the bottom of the rabbit ear shape electrodes and then move up the
diverging wires because of hot air.


Ah, I'll bet you're right.


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Default HOLLOWEEN POST: Frankenstein's Tube

www.devilfinder.com Build your own giant Tesla spark coils

Wolverton Mountain song is playing on my radio now.I was working in Itta
Bena,Mississippi (new dormitories for the College) when that song first
came out.
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