Anyone know about arc generators? `ffzzapp'

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From: K.
Date: Mon, 29 Jan 1990 17:18

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OK,

Sorry to post this here, but rec.arc.generators doesn't seem to exist.

Can anyone give me DETAILS of how to build an arc generator, such as is seen
in science fiction film of the 30/40's etc.

I call it an arc generator, but I expect that is incorrect....

A reference to a book or magazine article on the subject would also be helpful.

            This is the sort of thing I mean:-
                                              o    ^   o
                                               \  ^ ^ /
                                                \^   /
						 \  /
                                                  \/
                                                ------
Anyone have any idea what I'm talking about?

Thanking y'all in advance.


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Subject: Anyone know about arc generators? `ffzzapp'
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