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Re: IMPORTANT: RESEARCH ON WHAT?

Hi Marco,
Congratulations on your financial support you've been granted and research
facilities! I've got a couple comments below.

Tesla List wrote:

> Original Poster: "Marco Denicolai"<Marco.Denicolai-at-tellabs.fi>
>
> From: Marco Denicolai-at-MARTIS on 23.11.98 09:10
>
> To:   Tesla List <tesla-at-pupman-dot-com>
> cc:
> Subject:  IMPORTANT: RESEARCH ON WHAT?
>
> <big snip>

As most of the more experienced coilers have already pointed out, there is a
lot of unanswered questions. I think all of their ideas are worthy of study. I
just wanted to quickly say that many of these questions have been asked in the
last couple years on this list or discussed briefly and maybe a look through
these old posts might help jump start some of these areas. Some of the posts
which are worth a look through again (my opinion) are: 1/4 wave theory, Arc
Simulations, Coil Toroid Size, How to Rise the Secondary, Primary Q, PSpice,
Sparklength, Standing Waves, TC Output Impedance. Of course there are many
more
just as worthy, but these do some to mind.

Lastly, as you undertake your Ph.D and eventually derive the specific
topics of
research, please keep in mind that it is always useful and beneficial to
include parallel experimentation to further support your results. I'm sure
everyone on this list with the capabilities for some of your experiments would
be willing to parallel tests and supply supporting data. I remember when Terry
Fritz had identified through measurement the 1/4 wave theory dilemma.
Others in
discussion with Terry had performed supporting tests and measurements arriving
at the same conclusion. This was the first time I experienced coilers coming
together for a unified purpose (something other than coil tip
information/explanation). The results were of course outstanding! I'm sure we
would all be willing to do the same with your experiments and this would help
us all keep in contact and keep the information highway moving.

Best regards to you and best of luck with your "excellent Ph.D" endeavor!
Bart