Built Death Ray from 1924 Practical Elec. Mag.

[Conrad Hoffman]

I've built a Death Ray based on an article in the 1924 Gernsbach publication, "Practical Electronics", but it doesn't seem to work. Has anyone built this circuit who can offer troubleshooting advice?

 

[theAnonymous1]

I've built a Death Ray based on an article in the 1924 Gernsbach publication, "Practical Electronics", but it doesn't seem to work. Has anyone built this circuit who can offer troubleshooting advice?

You're in the good ol' US of A..... bullets are cheap.

 

[unclejed613]

did you know you need a box of compass bearings for that project?

 

[KP11520]

Now the real question........


Who is the one you found out it didn't work on?


Didn't you know that article was a hoax? The article after the Kecksbug crash was the real mcCoy. That one works!

Excellent for the and those Drivers!

Regards//Keith

 

[jneutron]

I'm interested in the descriptor "practical" as it applies to "death ray"..

Does Spock have a beard again?

Cheers, John

 

[unclejed613]

Re: Re: Built Death Ray from 1924 Practical Elec. Mag.

You're in the good ol' US of A..... bullets are cheap.

except in Kalifornia and Kennedyland (Massachusetts)

 

[timofred]

Not sure if it causes death , but you could try Billy Ray

 

[despotic931]

Not sure if it causes death , but you could try Billy Ray

I'd prefer death...

 

[timofred]

That was the reply I was hoping for....Thank you

 

[soongsc]

I've built a Death Ray based on an article in the 1924 Gernsbach publication, "Practical Electronics", but it doesn't seem to work. Has anyone built this circuit who can offer troubleshooting advice?

How about showing more information about it?

 

[despotic931]

That was the reply I was hoping for....Thank you

no problem, glad i could be of service!

 

[timofred]

Sorry, despotic, didnt mean to hear that you would prefer death , but that you would prefer anything to the "ray", you know what I mean, I hope, Cheers

 

[unclejed613]

ok then, how about Stevie Ray?

 

[timofred]

Thats another story altogether, one of the most underrated "guitar heroes" of all, along with David Gilmour, they both have a great feel for the "less is more" principal of music, by that I mean they leave room between the notes for the emotion to flow through, both TRUE masters!