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From: Basura, Brian [SMTP:brian.basura-at-unistudios-dot-com]
Sent: Monday, April 06, 1998 3:07 PM
To: 'Tesla List'
Subject: RE: caps and poly
Bob,
I have used litho plates for other applications (not caps yet). A
little steel wool and some type wash was all I used to clean them up.
The print and resist came right off.
Regards,
Brian D. Basura
USITG - Manager, Technical Support
(818)777-0979
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> From: Tesla List[SMTP:tesla-at-pupman-dot-com]
> Sent: Sunday, April 05, 1998 7:09 AM
> To: 'Tesla List'
> Subject: caps and poly
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> From: yubba [SMTP:yubba-at-clara-dot-net]
> Sent: Saturday, April 04, 1998 7:03 PM
> To: Tesla List
> Subject: caps and poly
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> hi fellow coilers
> have just started to make my plate cap according to mike hammers
> instrutions. I am using old litho plates which are roughly 18" by 14"
> this gives
> me 4 plates 7"x9" if I chop off 2" and leave a lug 1" I end up withh
> 51/4" X 9"
> so far so good. It then occured to me that this is going to give a
> greater
> capacitance than mikes 6"x6" plates. 45^2 inches as opposed to 35^2
> inches per
> plate. As i need.0177uF for my neon according to tesla cad should I
> cut down the
> size of the plates or increase the number of plates per cap from 24 to
> say 30.
> another qeustion. has anyone used old litho plates for any lenth of
> time? I am
> wondering about the print and the photo resist reacting with the oil
> over time.
> It does not seem to want to come off very easily so I think to will be
> ok but
> some feedbach would be helfull. btw thanks for all the help so far,
> the primary
> is genarating a lot of interest " Hope you arent thinking of switching
> that
> thing on when i am about" "I'll be away when you test it! shame" the
> cat is most
> curious, and is my biggest fan so far.
>
> bob lightning without rain
> bob-at-clara-dot-net
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