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trigger gap
Original poster: "Steven Ward by way of Terry Fritz <twftesla-at-qwest-dot-net>" <srward16-at-hotmail-dot-com>
Hi ,
I was wondering if i would get any benifit from a triggered gap. MY coil is
using an 1800VA NST PSU. I currently have a .0283uf MMC cap. This is a
little LTR for my 15000/120 ma PSU. Im already getting 5 foot arcs. My
calculated max output is 6 feet. Im using a RQ static gap at the moment. I
was wandering the net and saw some mentioning of a triggered gap. Ive seen
this on the list too. I also was just looking at Ted Rosenbergs T gap. Im
curious as to how specific you need to follow his design. Do i really need
to replace the triac inside the dimmer, with a different one?? Also, do i
need a Wells coil?(i guess i might as well). If i have to i will double my
capacitor for .0566uf. At this power level my RQ gap does get warm even
with the fan. So is it worth it?? I also would have to find some tungsten,
which i havent really tried yet. I would really like the SRSG but i dont
have that much money, and i dont have the machine shop available to make a
rotor. So how effective is the Tgap?? And does anyone else have plans for
a Tgap? Thanks guys,
Steve Ward.