A little humility would go a long way

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• Subject: A little humility would go a long way
• From: AuroraOne-at-webtv-dot-net (by way of Terry Fritz <terryf-at-verinet-dot-com>)
• Date: Tue, 08 Sep 1998 06:51:39 -0600
• Approved: terryf-at-verinet-dot-com

Thanks, everyone for the background info. on distribution transformers.
("pigs" as called by many coilers.)  But I would just like to say to
anyone who considers themself a "God" of electricity, a little humility
would go a long way!  Maybe some of the more experienced coilers in the
group have been toying with electricity for so long that they have
forgotten to give it the respect it demands.  And to Cabbot....remember
you are just as vulnerable as me.  I may not have much experience in
Tesla technology as of yet, but at least I don't have any arrogance
about it.  I know my limits.  I have done a fair share of
experimentation myself, and I've seen some amazing things now and then.
But I never forget the nature of what I'm dealing with...and that it can
kill.  Remember, the moment you get too comfortable with it, and start
getting careless is the time when a catastrophe can happen.  People on
the list and in Tesla websites warn about electrocution hazards all the
time.  Just think about what that really means.  Well, just my little
suggestion. 
Chris T.

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