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Re: More melted stuff
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Re: More melted stuff
Date:
Thu, 10 Apr 1997 00:43:42 -0400 (EDT)
From:
richard hull <rhull-at-richmond.infi-dot-net>
To:
Tesla List <tesla-at-pupman-dot-com>
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>
>Richard,
>
>Micheal Cranford suggested that I pre-test the dual coil by driving it with
>a signal generator and adjust the outer coil's number of turns so that its
>length/inductance/resonant frequency corresponds to the inner coil. I think
>it is a valid suggestion and I'm going to do this before I apply power. It
>will be interesting to see how much difference there will be between the two
>coils. I'll post this, it could be of value to other experimenters.
>
>
>Bert Pool
>bertpool-at-flash-dot-net
>
>
Bert,
Might be a good idea, but in hot flaming action where the current
courses
hard and fast, the Fr's might move about a bit on their own. Separately
testing them with a sig. gen. might be just an innocent exercise....
like
tickling the dragon's tail. Even in parallel, they are still mutually
inductively coupled. It ain't like two far removed coils in parallel.
In THEORY they should have the same currents and potentials on each
after
matching, right?......riigghhttt! In theory, maybe, I think, I
hope,.... oh
please let them be the same!!!
Good luck. It's by doin' crap like this that the whole business moves
ever
onward and upward. When someone says it can't be done or won't work,
that
is like a signal to me that starts me movin off ta' do it.
Richard Hull, TCBOR