At 11:59 AM 3/22/5, Keith Nagel wrote: >Scientist? > >That ape is cut from Presidential timber, my friend.
I suppose in any generation life may be a bit like that in the White House on a day to day basis. 8^) > >You write: >>Occasionally one runs across something that MUST be shared. > >When I read this, what came to mind was something more like -> > >http://mag-net.ee.umist.ac.uk/reports/P14/p14_2.html But it just doesn't make one laugh! Perhaps my sense of humor runs on the juvenile side, and it only gets more so yearly, but that video clip is a wonderful relief from cabin fever. > >A sweet piece of magnet engineering there, huh? Yes it is. However, it certainly challenges the amateur to think up ways to obtain bigger and more accessable gaps, and stronger field intensities. It is amazing that there are large affordable 50 MGOe magets readily available these days. It would be handy if there were cheap accurate small Tesla probes on the market that covered a wide range. This area might be good for some kind of amateur contest. Regards, Horace Heffner
