SECONDARY RESONANT FREQUE

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Subject: SECONDARY RESONANT FREQUE
From: richard.quick-at-slug-dot-org (Richard Quick)
Date: Tue, 9 May 1995 00:41:00 GMT
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 > I have this signal generator, a nice early seventies brick,    
 > $19.95 special. So I was wondering, how would one use such an  
 > item to find the resonant frequency of his secondary?  (Hey,   
 > it's a tube-type:) )


Put two extra-bright LEDs wired in parallel, one LED reversed
from the other, in series with the output of the frequency
generator. Connect the frequency generator, through the LEDs,
into the base of the Tesla secondary.

Dial around on the frequency generator. When both LEDs light, the
frequency generator output frequency is matched to the secondary
coil resonate frequency.

Richard Quick


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