Omega Recoil celebrated Groundhog’s day with a little performance at the Oakland Film Center. Thanks to Robert Fujioka Studios for this stunning image.
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Omega Recoil celebrated Groundhog’s day with a little performance at the Oakland Film Center. Thanks to Robert Fujioka Studios for this stunning image.
For the last few weeks the members of Omega Recoil have been working hard with our friend at The Crucible in preparation for their Fire & Light: Soirée and Art Auction.
The hard work begins this week with installation and testing of our coil in their space. If all goes according to plan, we will be performing along side a Gamelan orchestra with our big coil hung from the ceiling, and our new solid state coil on stage with the orchestra.
Playing with a new solid state coil that Sparky picked up. Watch out, the video is kind of loud.
Someone sent me this link today. Over at The Oatmeal, they are taking pre-orders on a fun Tesla > Edison shirt.
From time to time I search around a little to see how my CC licensed photos are being used. Today I found this article on wired.co.uk featuring photos from our Omega Recoil performance at NIMBY and video from Smukfest.
Omega Recoil is completely uninvolved in this stage production from mugwumpin.org in San Francisco, but I thought it looked interesting.
Future Motive Power trailer from Christopher White on Vimeo.
It looks like the “Modern Marvels: Weird Machines” episode is going to air on the regular History Channel on December 27th at 8PM PST (and again a few hours later). Also aired December 17th on H2 at 5 & 9 PM PST.
Here’s a link to the full episode of Modern Marvels which features Omega Recoil and a lot of our friends: Modern Marvels: Weird Machines. At 28:50 you’ll see Jon Sarriugarte and our electrical performances start at 32:50.
(Sometimes the link is active, sometimes it is down because the episode will be airing soon.)
You may have thought a tin-foil hat was a sign of crazy, but a Tesla coil hat is probably a bit crazier: Dual Resonant Solid State Tesla Coil (DRSSTC) on a Hat
Not that Omega Recoil doesn’t have some crazy. Here’s a shot of our own Greg Solberg Greg in 2002:
This makes us think that cooking hotdogs on a Tesla coil or exploding fruit with an arc might be able to be sanctioned by the local health board….or maybe not. Using ionized plasmas as cheap sterilizers for developing world.