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Re: MOT Coil operational notes
Original poster: "Finn Hammer by way of Terry Fritz <twftesla-at-qwest-dot-net>" <f-h-at-c.dk>
Ted,
Having done some work on both MOT supplies and 300 BPS systems I dare
say:
1) There is nothing about a mot that makes it special in terms of
magnetics.
2) You cannot set the electrodes of a 300 BPS SRSG without either a
simulation package, and a scoped primary circuit for fine tuning. Things
get really hysterical with these systems, and their behaviour beats
intuition. At least mine :o)
Am I reading you right, that you have an electrode at -15 deg, top, and
+15 degrees of the incoming voltage waveform? 15 degrees sound awfully
close to me.....0.83 mS
Perhaps you will find it interesting to see the timing that I used on
the Museum coil.
In that setup, the firing af the gaps happens at 2.4mS 6.45mS and
8.85mS
http://home5.inet.tele.dk/f-hammer/tesla/museum/setup/setup.htm
I ran a sim of your primary, and came up with these firing points:
0.2mS 5mS and 7.4mS,
Richie has got some info along these lines:
http://www.richieburnett.co.uk/external.html
but it is getting late so I:
hope this helps, Finn Hammer
Tesla list skriver:
>
> Original poster: "tesla by way of Terry Fritz <twftesla-at-qwest-dot-net>"
<tesla-at-paradise-dot-net.nz>
>
> Team
> A few observations re 6MOT coil FYI and possible comment re excess Vp
>
> 88nF/57kHz/6MOT's/Primary ballasting 22mH/6 to 8kVA/300mm x 1200mm toroid/
>
> 1) ASRG (up to 3000bps) works but not as well as SRSG (in terms of spark
> intensity and length)
> 2) Safety gap fires furiously with gap at 12mm with SRSG banging at 300bps
> (Vpk+/- 15deg)
> 3) 300bps SRSG seems to excite resonance due Cp 88nF and source inductance
> of MOT psu. Where else is the excess Vp coming from ?? (see 2 above)
> 4) Even with stress of Vp jumping 12mm (6mm per side) MOT's hold up.(oil
> baths used)
> 5) High bps on ASRG drives streamers near vertical. Ground capacitance
> shunts field at high bps ??
>
> Best
> Ted L in NZ