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Tesla Coil Questions
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To: tesla-at-grendel.objinc-dot-com
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Subject: Tesla Coil Questions
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From: wl-josh-tw-at-society-dot-com
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Date: Thu, 29 Feb 1996 19:26:50 -0500
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Hello, I have a few questions here:
I have a 6" coil, 888 turns. It has a toroid, aprox 20" x 4" (it's a
little on the eliptical side, is that a problem? I know this toroid
lowers the frequenency, and I'm looking to build the receiving coil.
What length should I start with on the receiving coil? I don't know how
much lower the frequency is. Any advice on tuning the receiver?
What do people here use to spin their PVC pipe's when applying
varnish?
What makes a good counterpoise?
Is the light coming from the spark gap hazardous to look at?
I will be powering this coil (hasn't been completed yet) with a used
neon sign transformer, 15kv, 60ma. I was thinking it may be worth it to
bring the voltage up slowly, rather than turning it on at once? If so,
is this something I should look into? If it is, how do I do it? I
could easily do it with a large transistor and a pot, but I've been told
solid-state stuff won't work well, especially near the transmitter.
If you are building a transmitting coil, is RFI good?
What exactly is a faraday cage, and how is it made? What are it's
affects, especially relating to the transmission of power. Can we
transmit power with a faraday cage?
That's all :) Sorry about all the questions, I saved them all for one
message.
Josh W. Perfetto
Josh W. Perfetto
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From: Tidal Wave BBS
Altamont, NY
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