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Re: cap specs
when building the caps though, is 30mil safe for 9kV or is it 60mil that is
most commonly used?
thanks
kevin wahila
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Subject: RE: cap specs
> Original Poster: "Basura, Brian" <brian.basura-at-unistudios-dot-com>
>
> Oops.. Forgot to recommend doubling the C and running two in series for
> 9kv...
>
> Brian D. Basura
>
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>
> Original Poster: "Kevin Wahila" <knw2-at-lehigh.edu>
>
> i know this is going to be a broad question, but here it is. i have lots
of
> 6mil poly, rolls of 14" wide al flashing and a 9kV 90 mA voltage source,
> could someone help steer me in the right direction as to dimensions for a
> rolled poly cap, considering series combinations?
>
> thanks
> kevin wahila
>
> p.s. just a side note, but i have collected several neon transformers and
> unpotted them, soaked them in gasoline then let them dry. i found that
the
> tupperware containers that are made to fit 1/2 gallon ice creams work
> wonderfully to house them.
>