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Re: Series Gap Question
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Subject: Re: Series Gap Question
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From: coco-at-astroman-dot-com
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Date: Tue, 20 Feb 1996 16:13:26 -0500
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I recently got a hold of two of those Miller spark-gap asemblies from a
local welder repair shop... I know have the option for up to four gaps
in series (as in the photo mn03.gif) My question is, What is the
advantage of having sevveral gaps in series..and, is there diminishing
returns after some point, and what about parallel points to increase gap
surface area. (these gaps are tungsten faced steel slugs..wuth allum. heat
sink mounts on a ceramic base)
Thanks,
Robert Del Bueno