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PSI Museum

The PSI Museum is a growing collection of fascinating devices that preserve works of others and teaches still others by their preservation and availability. This is not a public museum in that while the public may visit they cannot touch anything. Our private members are allowed supervised inspection sessions. There is so much we can learn from the past and the noble efforts of inventors, investigators, machinists, builders, scientists and tinkerers.

Some of what is in the collection: Atlin - first completed dynasphere. Symael - second completed dynasphere. First Dynasphere built by Dale Pond in 1989. Harmonograph built by Dale Pond and Jerry Williams. Williams Generator/Motor. Built by Jerry Williams using Russell principles. Several dozen dry cell batteries from the 1930s found in the attic of this building. A Tesla Coil arrangement that transmits power via a single wire built by Michael Leas. Collection of bent spoons, knives and forks. Hand-set type trays with type. Ultraviolet ray device. Model of the Keely Motor piston function built by Dale Pond. Not a complete model of the famous motor. Selection of vacuum tubes and tester. Old telephone equipment. Old Macintosh computers. Old Commodore computers, drives, etc. Old DOS equipment, drives, etc. Delawarr Nodal Detector. Edison Ediphone recorder. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phonograph_cylinder Edison Ediphone shaver. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phonograph_cylinder Brown's Gas Generators - two original units. Library collections from various sources. Lots of other stuff!

Tesla Coil
Tesla Coil

Jerry Williams
Jerry's Motor/Generator at the PSI Museum
Harmonograph
Harmonograph
Harmonograph
Harmonograph Drawing

See Also


Pond Science Institute PSI Library Archives

Created by Dale Pond. Last Modification: Tuesday May 8, 2018 05:32:59 MDT by Dale Pond.