Fuck, yeah... I should have maybe not chosen those Harbor Freight output coills...
I'll try replacing those with American made ones and try again. I'll invite one of those voat guys to test it out for me and report the results.
Very good. Standing by for results.
My rather old Rockwell Turbo Encabulator should be good enough for wavelength strombulization, though, shouldn't it? Even despite it;s Spurling bearings? I feel it should be adequate. I mean, asa LORD, I could afford to upgrade it, but I really like it's art deco styling and the newer brutalist looking version is just not the same, visually, in my laboratory/lavatory.
I'd highly suggest you look into an Ancient Artifact, Model 7 (don't get the 6, those suck.) The George B. Ancient corporation still manufactures them although they can be pricey, I can assure you that they are of incredible value when troubleshooting encabulators. It allows you to see how the Johnson-Reymin transport is functioning, which as you know is the most important part of the system. You'll find they go well with fixtures from any era, so there's no need to worry about it clashing with the faucets or towels.
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