mick wrote:You could try...
I think that Mark-the-local-crazy-scientist is an improvement over whatever it's now - i'd definitely try it! Me, i'm happy being crazy-cat-dude, and we don't even do Halloween here. We have real monsters.
But anyone who follows your blueprints closely, Mick, surely could use a
tiny bit of extra time while they're at it?
Here's how.
First, build this:
And use these
basic components:
Which you then calibrate to work exactly like this:
It should then give you enough time to do the other stuff.
Just don't cause any grandfather paradoxes and we should all be fine.
Oh,
, and that theremin in the soundboard is very nice, too
. It's sad, like a violin who desperately wants to be a concert flute but knows it never can.
I recently played a theremin, well, it looked more like a toy than an instrument. Small, all plastic and a cheap looking LCD display. It was a little weird to stand there, striking the empty air, and hear that fragile sound. But it's beautiful.
