Sorry if this is the wrong place, but penny is my natural home so I thougt I might start my trail here.

I've become interested in the electric man style acts - lighting flourescent tubes, causing static electricity etc. I've got a huge amount of experience in mentalism, on and off screen, and on and off stage, but this world of the 'electric man' act is entirely new to me.

Just wanted to check and see if it's been written up, or explored by anyone. Or to see if it's something that anyone around today has made a study of.

Would appreciate any advice or info you might have, including moving this thread to an appropriate place if I've located it incorrectly.

Move this downstairs so we can talk a little freer. You can mount it for a few bucks. You can light a Zippo lighter with your figertip if you know the secret...lots of fun stuff.

Thank you for the suggestion tom. I've started a new thread in inner thoughts on the link below, but if you don't mind I'll leave this thread here for a little bit, just as a heads up/signpost for those who aren't downstairs as often.

I'd really appreciate any feedback on this inner thoughts thread...

http://www.themagiccafe.com/forums/viewt......forum=82

Gah -- interested in this topic. What is this "downstairs" that you speak of? (And, getting a "no messages found", wondering if it's one of the elusive 100+ post boards that I can't get into yet?). Thanks!

It's merely 50 posts, but yes indeed, it's one of *those* sub forums

I can't find any mention of this topic down below, but I am excited about a new electric "toy" I have been working on as a basis for a pseudo-scientific mental act involving spectators linked together in a chain of electric current and pulsing with messages from beyond, etc. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07J5D8FX3/ref=dp_cerb_3

The "Believe it or not" sideshow forum would have people that could help you ...

https://www.themagiccafe.com/forums/view......23&33203

I've come up with a variety of mental and magic uses for the "toy" so it will be in an e-Book for The Wizards' Journal #39 soon, under the name of "Electro-Cardio-Gram." This is fun!