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Re: Front End

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Subject: Re: Front End
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Date: Sun, 07 Sep 2003 13:09:47 -0600
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Original poster: "J. B. Weazle McCreath" <weazle-at-hurontel.on.ca> 


Hello Coilers,

One easy solution to getting a decent sized power source for your Tesla
coil is to have a licenced electrician install a stove receptacle into
the room where you do your coiling activities.  This will provide you
with 40 Amps of both 120 and 240 Volt power, and what you do with it
beyond the receptacle is your decision.  A stove cord with the molded
plug makes a perfect lead to your control panel which can contain the
fusing, switches, variac, etc., for your Tesla coil.

73, Weazle, VE3EAR/VE3WZL

Details of my "Hyperbaric Gap" and Tesla coil are at:
http://www.hurontel.on.ca/~weazle

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