Re: [TCML] comment about new coilers

[bunnykiller <bunnikillr@xxxxxxx>]

Hey All..

A FAQ site would work for about the first week of a Newbies info 
requirements...
and then they would be here asking questions, but with a bit more 
knowledge ( and we all know a bit of knowledge is dangerous ;)   )
When I started doing coils, I read every available web page to gather 
info ( all 14 websites), but I still managed to come here and read 
everything I could and still asked a thousand questions  ( and recieved 
ten thousand answers :)  )

As someone had mentioned, a site like Sams's Laser Site would be quite 
informative in the same venue for coiling, but even tho I read 
everything that pertained to the lasers which I were trying to work 
with, I still ended up on Alt.Lasers asking questions.
(and the odd thing is alot of the questions never got answered, was 
always told to go read Sams site).

Scot D



FIFTYGUY@xxxxxxx wrote:

> My biggest, if not *only* issue with new coilers  asking questions here on 
> the TCML is that they almost never check the archives  before asking a question. 
>
>    Sure, a lot of that old info has been updated,  disproven, or found 
> irrelevant over the past decade. At the same time, many of  the old posts are about 
> *exactly* the same questions that we're still getting  here today. 
>
>    I think we are badly in need of a FAQ for our  little list. I see a lot 
> of folks pointing to Richie Burnett's excellent site.  But maybe we could look 
> at the "Top Ten" Tesla coil building questions, and roll  them up into a 
> simple FAQ. Maybe Richie could mirror the FAQ on his site for  convenient one-stop 
> shopping. Or point them to the 4hv.org HVWiki. 
>  
snipperzzz




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