Re: [TCML] If He Starts Nodding Off, Try Another Million Volts

["Carl Noggle" <cn@xxxxx>]

I can dig it.  If we ran indoors there wouldn't be any paint on the walls 
pretty soon.

We have sort of a David Blaine type situation, and if the wind is calm there 
is a pretty heavy buildup sometimes.

Often the performers report a feeling of euphoria after a 
performance--anyone else notice that?  If you look up an article by 
Electrice in TCBA Vol. 6 # 1, she mentions the same effect.  I can't find 
any reference to this kind of effect in the literature from either ozone or 
NOx (except N2O, of course).

---Carl




-----Original Message----- 
From: Jim Lux
Sent: Sunday, October 07, 2012 6:20 PM
To: tesla@xxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [TCML] If He Starts Nodding Off, Try Another Million Volts

On 10/7/12 5:29 PM, Carl Noggle wrote:
> Thanks, Jim.  That is a major help.  I think we will use some blowers
> that give a narrow stream.
>
> ---Carl


It doesn't take much air exchange to keep the levels so low they're not
noticeable.  It's when you run indoors that the real problem crops up,
because the usual building air exchange  of 4-5 times per hour isn't
enough.


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