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So there really is one still in existence? So, like, if a prototype were needed ( just hypothetically speaking, of course), to build more, that could be done?
Asking for a friend. . . Of a friend.
I'm more in favour of the Mussolini approach. As in: what happened to Mussolini.
How about when Spain voted out their fascist Prime Minister and put him in the Spanish space program:
Nah, we don't want (more) innocent people to die.
Despite the explosion, the only people injured (and killed) in that event were the 3 people in the car.
I mean, the things aren't arcane devices from a mythical age, they are pretty well documented if you wanted to build your own.
But they are not that simple, I remember reading that long ago people wrote they were amazed about how they were built, especially the portable ones