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Re: potential gain vs. power in TC systems



Original poster: "Peter Terren" <pterren@xxxxxxxxxxxx>

My SGTC has a Watt's number of 3.0. (32 inch primary, 96 inch spark). However I have photographic proof with the spark captured in the direction deliberately to avoid parallax. It can be measured off the photo as 3 times the secondary length.
http://tesladownunder.com/Tesla_8ft.JPG
I am not doubting that Nemesis is a great coil driven hard but there is no photographic proof and the spark length of 15-16 foot seems extraordinarily inaccurate for a tape measure recording sparks that happen "on occasion".

Peter
http://tesladownunder.com/


Original poster: dest <dest@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> it  has produced sparks 4.3 times the length of its secondary.
pshaw - at a miserable power level? must be lokin not so cool and not
so hard to do like this one:
"[...]
Nemesis was a classic example.  With a 110uh 13 turn 4 foot diameter
primary and a .088 capacitor and with about 10kVA, we hit the 15-16 foot
mark with white hot bolts on occassion from a 46" secondary winding of
.130 henry.  Lotsa' folks from 1990 to 1994 witnessed Nemesis in person at
our Telsathons.

4.174, and you were only sixteen, boy - try to beat this : )
btw - fn=1.92, not bad i guess, probably more than 2.0 in watts ; )

those "rare, long sparks", ho-ho-ho : )