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For a few decades, acetylene was the most promising energy source for rural and off-grid situations. I've made some examples of acetylene's time in … more »
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1890 Electrotherapy machines
As for the skydome, now that I know it's not available, I'll find a substitute. Thanks for the info!
The skydome was bought at Rendo way back in 2003. It was made by Jonathan Lynn. (handle lynnJonathan) Checking Rendo now, he seems to be gone, and more …
I've been reading some of your articles at Polistra's Mill tonight, and find them fascinating. The ingenuity of the "patient machines" is incredible, as was the precision required at the time to make them work. Astounding.
(I confess that I had confused limelight with the old miners' lamps powered by acetylene generated by pouring water on calcium carbonate. Wikipedia set me straight.)