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layer extends only to the base of the recess in the dielectric
layer stopping well short of the stainless steel tube. The
exhibit further shows a movable hook-shaped blade which is
pivotable with respect to the stationary laminated blade. The
hook-shaped blade is actuated by a push rod that extends down
the center of the stainless steel tube. A first voltage E is
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applied to the push rod for conduction to the first blade. A
second voltage E is applied to the stainless steel tube to be
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conducted to the outer brass electrode on the laminated
stationary blade. An insulating tube surrounds the push rod
to prevent an electrical short circuit from the push rod to
the stainless steel tube.
In the time period between December 4, 1991 and
December 19, 1991, Rydell built a prototype scissors following
the design recorded in PX-4, 5. The prototype is of record as
PX-10. Between December 4 and December 19, 1991, the11
scissors was tested on beef liver and beef steak at Everest.
PR176. On December 19, 1991, Rydell and Joseph O’Brien tested
11PX-6, 7 and 8 are photographs of prototype PX-10.
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