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Re: Coil Plans
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To: tesla-at-grendel.objinc-dot-com
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Subject: Re: Coil Plans
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From: richard.quick-at-slug-dot-org (Richard Quick)
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Date: Fri, 6 Oct 1995 01:41:00 GMT
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Quoting ealbers-at-GLASS.lplizard-dot-com (Eric Albers)
> Yep, I got the programs, there very nice, HOWEVER, what I
> really NEED is a wiring diagram! I assume that the primary is
> fed by some kind of oscillator? ?
The primary coil is an intregal part of the LC tank circuit
oscillator.
The Tesla group archive <tesla-at-grendel.objinc-dot-com> is online. The
ftp-site is nic.funet.fi alias ftp.funet.fi and this site can
be connected using anon-ftp. The files are in the directory
/pub/sci/electrical/tesla and it's subdirectories. I have drawn
up several GIF circuit diagrams, including most of the popular
tank circuit configurations, and these images are on-line. There
is also an extensive sub-directory of digitized coil photos. If
you are UUENCODE compatable I can attach these files to E-Mail
and get them to you that way. Let me know.
If one does not have online-ftp it is possible to get the files
using ftp2mail-gateways via e-mail. Some ftp2mail-services:
ftpmail-at-decwrl.dec-dot-com or ftpmail-at-cs.uow.edu.au
bitftp-at-pucc.princeton.edu or ftpmail-at-lth.se
bitftp-at-dearn or to bitftp-at-vm.gmd.de (Europe only)
ftpmail-at-ftp.uni-stuttgart.de
ftpmail-at-grasp.insa-lyon.fr or ftpmail-at-ieunet.ie
bitftp-at-plearn.edu.pl or bitftp-at-plearn (Europe)
ftpmail-at-doc.ic.ac.uk or
ftpmail-at-sunsite.unc.edu
In order to get more information on this subject one has to send
mail to an address above and use just "help" as a body-of-letter
to get information on the precise format of the script language
that the particular site uses. If one uses the keyword "ftplist"
one will receive a list of the other sites available.
The information is available via World Wide Web as well - the url
is: http://ftp.funet.fi/ftp/pub/sci/electrical/tesla. This is
just the beginning of Tesla on WWW - there shall be more in the
nearby future. <FTP tips by Kristian Ukkonen>
Richard Quick
... If all else fails... Throw another megavolt across it!
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