HEAS was an amazing experience! Thank you, Richard. I hope to continue to attend in the coming years!
Below are some photos:
HEAS 2019 photos of the event
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Lance Drouet
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Richard Hull
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Thank you Lance for the giant photos! The ones of T.R. and his sales table of huge bismuth crystals give folks a perspective on his best work in making multi-pound bismuth giants. The close up of the example small ones he pulled for each person viewing his demo is also good for detail and representative of what the average person can do with ease.
The image of my monitor screen shows what a few years of neutron bombardment can do to a CCD in a camera. (white dots of forever dead or turned on white pixels.) Note: that camera cost me $29.95 back in 2004 so no big loss.
The dusk image of Larry Adam's coil gives a bit of perspective as well.
You will be welcome at all future HEAS events. Thanks again
Anyone else want to pile on? I especially like images of the flea market area sales tables with their associated seller.
Richard Hull
The image of my monitor screen shows what a few years of neutron bombardment can do to a CCD in a camera. (white dots of forever dead or turned on white pixels.) Note: that camera cost me $29.95 back in 2004 so no big loss.
The dusk image of Larry Adam's coil gives a bit of perspective as well.
You will be welcome at all future HEAS events. Thanks again
Anyone else want to pile on? I especially like images of the flea market area sales tables with their associated seller.
Richard Hull
Progress may have been a good thing once, but it just went on too long. - Yogi Berra
Fusion is the energy of the future....and it always will be
The more complex the idea put forward by the poor amateur, the more likely it will never see embodiment
Fusion is the energy of the future....and it always will be
The more complex the idea put forward by the poor amateur, the more likely it will never see embodiment
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Susan51160
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Here are my photos from the Friday evening and Saturday at the sale. Richard, feel free to tag and caption any or all of the photos.
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- Fusor IV's foreline pump, 5 CFM Precision model D-150
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- Frank Sanns, Joe Ballatyne and Warren Elingsen talk science!
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- Larry Adams Local HEAS member he drives 100 miles every month to come to our HEAS meetings.
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- Joe Ballantyne looks at tiny industrial diamonds through Richard's Leitz binocular scope
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- All images that follow until the diff pump are closeups of fusor IV items.
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- My clean Diff pump for sale $200....Did not sell
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Susan51160
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Saturday evening.
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- George Weisstrofer demos out doors one of his projects
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- Andrew Robinson and Alex Tajnsek. Alex is one of our oldest local HEAS members
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- Larry Adams at dusk get ready to demo his solid state Tesla magnifier
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- In the evening a few cooked dogs and burgers on their grill in my front yard. They were kind enough to clean up afterward
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- Tim Koeth - (univ MD), chats with my good friend and author Bill Kolb
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- Bill Kolb and Paul Carlock... Bill, Paul and Richard are the "three amigos" We bonded in two U hunts in 2005 and 2009 for two weeks in Utah and New Mexico
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- "Jimbo" (univ MD)
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- Another pix of Tim and Bill
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Susan51160
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On Friday myself and Kim Goins DeAngelis went down to the Lakeside Substation and walked the perimeter; an unexpected and fascinating side-trip!!
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Richard Hull
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Thanks Susan for adding to the pile of images for the 2019 HEAS events. For all not familiar with Susan Mills, she has attended a number of HEAS events over the years and is getting her degree in Nuclear engineering. I just heard that Kim and Susan hiked the 3/4 mile to our local Dominion Energy large switch yard and distribution center. I didn't know it would present such interest. I have captioned a few images she sent here.
Any more folks holding out with photos that they might want to contribute via a reply here??
Richard Hull
Any more folks holding out with photos that they might want to contribute via a reply here??
Richard Hull
Progress may have been a good thing once, but it just went on too long. - Yogi Berra
Fusion is the energy of the future....and it always will be
The more complex the idea put forward by the poor amateur, the more likely it will never see embodiment
Fusion is the energy of the future....and it always will be
The more complex the idea put forward by the poor amateur, the more likely it will never see embodiment
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Susan51160
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More photos from the Friday.
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- Powerful Ring tosser (repulsion coil) didn't sell
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- Cheap gutted rack mount modules for special rack mount projects sold one
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- Kim Goins retired NRL physicist old member of the local group HEAS
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- Isotropic capacity ball used with electrometer to make lightning studies
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- Hamfest purchased gaussmeter came with transverse and lateral probes $40.00
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Susan51160
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Outside the lab on the Saturday. There were many great discussions on a myriad of topics!!
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- CNN "great big story" camera man Chris
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- Great photo of Tony De Angelis and John freau both many year attendees of all HEAS events. Combined, maybe 54 years!
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- Good ole Andrew Robinson
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- Frank Sanns One of longest serving admins of Fusor.net.
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- Richard pours over the past HEAS conference book given by Dave Rosingnoli
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- Paul Schatzkin (th' perfesser) and Frank Sanns talk about serious stuff
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- Richard logs neutron data from a fusor IV run into his lab notes.
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- Larry Adams
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- Steve Roys founder of TCBOM (maryland tesla coilers) He held a July pool party for many years 1999-2016. It was fun!!
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- Joe Ballantyne smiles as he drops magnet into copper tube to demo the Lenx law effect
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- Dave Rosingnoli long time attendee and maker of the HEAS conference book. Travels from Denver area
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Richard Hull
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Sue, Thanks once again for the extra people pix. This identifies and gives images to link many names often mentioned on the Fusor.net to folks who can't attend. I have captioned a number of the images.
Richard Hull
Richard Hull
Progress may have been a good thing once, but it just went on too long. - Yogi Berra
Fusion is the energy of the future....and it always will be
The more complex the idea put forward by the poor amateur, the more likely it will never see embodiment
Fusion is the energy of the future....and it always will be
The more complex the idea put forward by the poor amateur, the more likely it will never see embodiment
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Susan51160
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Thank you Mr. Richard! I surely enjoyed taking them. I also want to thank you so much for the opportunity to come there once a year to immerse myself in all things nuclear for a few days. I really look forward to it !!