Groups trimmed.

That might be possible, using a Model T "buzz box". The coil had a
buzzer on it that provided the make-and-break needed for the coil to
generate high voltage. Running a wire from the high voltage terminal to
a door handle, one that was somewhat insulated -- by paint, rust,
grease, paper, what have you -- from the electrical ground path might
give you a whallop like an electric fence charger. Think: Grabbing a
leaky plug wire with sweaty hands.


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Troy wrote:
> My dad says back in the day they used to hook up a model A or T or
> something's coil to the body of their cars somehow, back when doorhandles
> were metal. Said if someone grabbed them they'd get a real bad shock. Bill
> do you know anything about this?
>
> Troy
>
>

 

Groups trimmed.

That might be possible, using a Model T "buzz box". The coil had a
buzzer on it that provided the make-and-break needed for the coil to
generate high voltage. Running a wire from the high voltage terminal to
a door handle, one that was somewhat insulated -- by paint, rust,
grease, paper, what have you -- from the electrical ground path might
give you a whallop like an electric fence charger. Think: Grabbing a
leaky plug wire with sweaty hands.


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Troy wrote:
> My dad says back in the day they used to hook up a model A or T or
> something's coil to the body of their cars somehow, back when doorhandles
> were metal. Said if someone grabbed them they'd get a real bad shock. Bill
> do you know anything about this?
>
> Troy
>
>

 

Groups trimmed.

That might be possible, using a Model T "buzz box". The coil had a
buzzer on it that provided the make-and-break needed for the coil to
generate high voltage. Running a wire from the high voltage terminal to
a door handle, one that was somewhat insulated -- by paint, rust,
grease, paper, what have you -- from the electrical ground path might
give you a whallop like an electric fence charger. Think: Grabbing a
leaky plug wire with sweaty hands.


<URL:http://www.smokstak.com/forum/showthread.php?t=9970>


Troy wrote:
> My dad says back in the day they used to hook up a model A or T or
> something's coil to the body of their cars somehow, back when doorhandles
> were metal. Said if someone grabbed them they'd get a real bad shock. Bill
> do you know anything about this?
>
> Troy
>
>

 

On Sat, 30 Jul 2005 10:30:32 -0400, Troy wrote:

> Oops ya I did mix'em up.
>
> local kids who go shroomin in cow pastures sometimes get hit in the ***,
> lol. They say it doesn't stop burning for a while, but I imagine it would
> definately take yer eye out. I suppose a warning shot would make them turn
> around and run so you get a good shot at their butts


Why ya busting kids looking for Aminita? Let 'em have some fun!

Used to be a pizza place in Atlanta that would put ANYTHING you wanted on
your pizza, long as you brought it in (hint...it was called the Magic
Mushroom, their matchbooks had a mushroom leaning back, one hand behind
it's 'head', and a joint in the other...

But, COOKING the mushrooms seems to have an effect on them, and they
aren't as good as if you just clean them and eat them raw...

O_O

 

On Sat, 30 Jul 2005 10:30:32 -0400, Troy wrote:

> Oops ya I did mix'em up.
>
> local kids who go shroomin in cow pastures sometimes get hit in the ***,
> lol. They say it doesn't stop burning for a while, but I imagine it would
> definately take yer eye out. I suppose a warning shot would make them turn
> around and run so you get a good shot at their butts


Why ya busting kids looking for Aminita? Let 'em have some fun!

Used to be a pizza place in Atlanta that would put ANYTHING you wanted on
your pizza, long as you brought it in (hint...it was called the Magic
Mushroom, their matchbooks had a mushroom leaning back, one hand behind
it's 'head', and a joint in the other...

But, COOKING the mushrooms seems to have an effect on them, and they
aren't as good as if you just clean them and eat them raw...

O_O

 

On Sat, 30 Jul 2005 10:30:32 -0400, Troy wrote:

> Oops ya I did mix'em up.
>
> local kids who go shroomin in cow pastures sometimes get hit in the ***,
> lol. They say it doesn't stop burning for a while, but I imagine it would
> definately take yer eye out. I suppose a warning shot would make them turn
> around and run so you get a good shot at their butts


Why ya busting kids looking for Aminita? Let 'em have some fun!

Used to be a pizza place in Atlanta that would put ANYTHING you wanted on
your pizza, long as you brought it in (hint...it was called the Magic
Mushroom, their matchbooks had a mushroom leaning back, one hand behind
it's 'head', and a joint in the other...

But, COOKING the mushrooms seems to have an effect on them, and they
aren't as good as if you just clean them and eat them raw...

O_O

 

On Sat, 30 Jul 2005 10:30:32 -0400, Troy wrote:

> Oops ya I did mix'em up.
>
> local kids who go shroomin in cow pastures sometimes get hit in the ***,
> lol. They say it doesn't stop burning for a while, but I imagine it would
> definately take yer eye out. I suppose a warning shot would make them turn
> around and run so you get a good shot at their butts


Why ya busting kids looking for Aminita? Let 'em have some fun!

Used to be a pizza place in Atlanta that would put ANYTHING you wanted on
your pizza, long as you brought it in (hint...it was called the Magic
Mushroom, their matchbooks had a mushroom leaning back, one hand behind
it's 'head', and a joint in the other...

But, COOKING the mushrooms seems to have an effect on them, and they
aren't as good as if you just clean them and eat them raw...

O_O

 

Ah that's what he called it... couldn 't remember the name, thanx!

troy

 

Ah that's what he called it... couldn 't remember the name, thanx!

troy

 

Ah that's what he called it... couldn 't remember the name, thanx!

troy