CFL bulbs

SCVJeff wrote:
SO..... If I buy one from the guy out in Quartzsite and stick it in my pocket, other than erasing my entire wallet, will it ..?..?..?..?..?..?......... Also?

It won't work on the wife's titanium hip or knee, but I'd for sure remove it out of my waders before going steelhead fishing.

Can you wave your hand back and forth at 60 Hz holding that magnet? CFL's might get excited at that rate, perhaps?

Let me guess, you are so full of electromagnetic radiation that you can cause clouds to glow in the dark, as in this picture?

SO..... If I buy one from the guy out in Quartzsite and stick it in my pocket, other than erasing my entire wallet, will it ..?..?..?..?..?..?......... Also?

MEXICOWANDERER wrote:
ELECTROMAGNETIC S IS A VERY ATTRACTIVE FIELD

hahajajajijihoho

But I did about 95% of the work needed for my doctorate. Dissertation half done. Holographic projection of an electromagnetic field. I handed all my work over to Lawrence Livermore.Gran Mal temper tantrum...

Oh, I see the pun there... Electromagnetic... attractive... if women were steel, would you be sporting neodymium in your shorts?

MEXICOWANDERER wrote:
ELECTROMAGNETIC S IS A VERY ATTRACTIVE FIELD

hahajajajijihoho

But I did about 95% of the work needed for my doctorate. Dissertation half done. Holographic projection of an electromagnetic field. I handed all my work over to Lawrence Livermore.Gran Mal temper tantrum...

OH ?

Care to share any of that Livermore experience? We won't tell.... :)

Vulcan Rider wrote:

ChopperBill wrote:
BUT, they flicker when I touch the bulb and quit when I pull my finger away.

NEWS FLASH: Almost every person walks around with some kind of electrostatic charge on their body. Sometimes it's more and sometimes less depending on conditions.

IF you could grab a good ground with one hand, chances are that the other hand then would NOT make the bulb glow.

its purely capicatance coupling.

ChopperBill wrote:
Bulbs quit flickering even when I manually turned them on and off. BUT, they flicker when I touch the bulb and quit when I pull my finger away. I must be magic or someone special OR got a problem with what ever you guys have been arguing about. LOL

wanna see something funny.. Hit it with a flashlight and the rest of the tube will likely dimly illuminate.

Vulcan Rider wrote:

ChopperBill wrote:
BUT, they flicker when I touch the bulb and quit when I pull my finger away.

NEWS FLASH: Almost every person walks around with some kind of electrostatic charge on their body. Sometimes it's more and sometimes less depending on conditions.

IF you could grab a good ground with one hand, chances are that the other hand then would NOT make the bulb glow.

NEWS FLASH: grabbed a ground bulb flashed. I'm magic LOL. Gotta be the old style timer that was mentioned in a post way back.

ChopperBill wrote:
BUT, they flicker when I touch the bulb and quit when I pull my finger away.

NEWS FLASH: Almost every person walks around with some kind of electrostatic charge on their body. Sometimes it's more and sometimes less depending on conditions.

IF you could grab a good ground with one hand, chances are that the other hand then would NOT make the bulb glow.

ELECTROMAGNETIC S IS A VERY ATTRACTIVE FIELD

hahajajajijihoho

But I did about 95% of the work needed for my doctorate. Dissertation half done. Holographic projection of an electromagnetic field. I handed all my work over to Lawrence Livermore.Gran Mal temper tantrum...

Bulbs quit flickering even when I manually turned them on and off. BUT, they flicker when I touch the bulb and quit when I pull my finger away. I must be magic or someone special OR got a problem with what ever you guys have been arguing about. LOL