On Sun, May 20, 2012 at 3:18 PM, Guenter Wildgruber <gwildgru...@ymail.com> wrote: > Terry, > I spent a good part of my weekend analyzing/simulating ingnition coils and > studying the possble pitfalls of spark plugs and other important matter.
Maybe a Jacob's Ladder would be a better answer. (humor) > Maybe I lost a bit of humor doing that. > Humor and engineering do not mix easily. I disagree. Humor and creativity go hand in hand. Besides, when you manage engineers for a living as I do, humor is essential to sanity. > Sometimes I wish to be Rossi, looking over the sea and have an easy mind. > The magic mediterranean sauce. > Which I do'nt seem to have in my current state of mind. Schnapps! Goldschläger! Oh, that's Swiss. > Anyway. > I'm working on a decent simulation of an ignition coil, proton lifetime and > pressing the damned beasts into Nickel, such that some Rydberg matter or > whatever can develop, and I rest in peace. Best of luck; but, I doubt you will catch up with PDGT. They have a large lead and resources. But don't let me discourage you. There's always serendipity. T
