Or you might try a large coil of copper wire connected to each end of the
gun, and use that to de-gauss...it works a little better, and dosn't get
so
hot. jolly in aurora, or...by the way, if you ever come across a
mustang-II
project, please let me know...I'm selling my 100hp coupe...also

Steve Dold wrote:

> At 11:58 PM 5/19/99 EDT, you wrote:
> >Degaussing equipment is available from small to whole ship size.  The
> >equipment consists of a coil of wire with an ac voltage supplied to it,
> >usually by plugging it into the wall outlet.
>
> You know, you might be able to do it with a decent sized
> soldering gun, the AC-powered kind with the big coil.
>
> It worked for me to degauss a TV once.  Watch the hot tip
> around the plexiglas!
>
> If you try it, make sure you slowly draw the gun away when
> you're finished, THEN release the trigger.  Oh, keep it
> away from the compass!  Remove the compass first!
>
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