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Re: how to begin??
If you want to spend the money, you can buy a kit. I've seen a website
that sells them, I don't remember what it was, but I'm sure someone on
the list can help you. When I started I felt the same way you do, but
I've learned alot more about them from a good text book on electronics.
Besideds, it will take you a while to find all the supplies you'll need.
I'm of the oppinion that if your goin to build a tesla coil you should
know how it works.
As for schematics, most websites have them. A part list is something
all coilers could benifit from. As a high school student, I don't got a
lot of cash to blow on NSTs, caps.,and all the orther stuff people want
money for. There for, the most involved part of building a tesla coil
to me is building, salvaging, scrounging, and begging for parts. A good
list of sources for materials would be much more valuable than a simple
parts list.
>hi all,
>
>I'm searching for a good schematic and parts list too.A "cookbook
receipe"
>will do for a small/medium coil.
>
>thanks in advance,
><mailto:ON1DCV-at-mail.dma.be>ON1DCV-at-mail.dma.be
>
>ps: are there any belgian builders on this list????
>
>
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