Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[electricme]

@ Bill
@ Joe
need you both to email me your contacts as they are blocked.
Got the software ready for evaluation for you both.
I'm hitting the sack 11.16pm here

jim

[Localjoe]

@jeanna

Send me the model number of your mac as in g4 g5 wich are power pc or is it a new intel mac.  If its a new one i can send you a free copy of parallels that will let you install linux or xp in a virtual program on your mac, otherwise if you have an older mac i would say the new virtual pc program would work well for you and a windows 2000 install should suffice.  im assuming your running osx 10.4 or above if not tell me.

@Jim

    Thanks i sent you my info.
                                                                                                   Joe

[jeanna]

@jeanna

Send me the model number of your mac as in g4 g5 wich are power pc or is it a new intel mac.  If its a new one i can send you a free copy of parallels that will let you install linux or xp in a virtual program on your mac, otherwise if you have an older mac i would say the new virtual pc program would work well for you and a windows 2000 install should suffice.  im assuming your running osx 10.4 or above if not tell me.

                                                                                                   Joe

Oh how sweet. Thank you.

Powerbook G4 1 GHz  OSX10.3.9

Other info that sometimes helps:
(512 MB DDR SDRAM I got it in 2004
I have 18Gig left available)

jeanna

[Pirate88179]

@ Jeanna:

I have an old panasonic toughbook with similar specs.  Heck, last year I bought, from Walmart, an e-machines pc with intel chip and board for $300.00.  It is 3.2ghz and I am over-clocking it to 4.2ghz and has 1.5 gig of ram and two drives. (160 gig ea.)  I added the other gig of ram and the second hard drive but, for not much money, I have a decent, fast machine.  This was reduced as it was when the dual-core processors were just coming out.

Of course, now if someone told me I could get an even better one for $50.00, I would not have the $50.00, so I understand about budgets.  If Joe can help you with that software that would be cool.  I was just posting this to show that someone can get a decent machine, put a little into it, and not spend a lot of money.

Bill

[Localjoe]

Good for you bill .. at least one other tweaker here.  Check out newegg.com if you dont mind piecing together a system there the hands down best site ive ever dealt with . Awsome prices .. none are listed with rebate included .. which is cool.  I order all my parts for custom builds there and the service and reviews are awesome.. highly recommended.
                                                                                                                                 Joe