RE: coil at school?

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Original poster: "Mark W. Stolz" <mark_w_stolz-at-hotmail-dot-com> 

Kevin,

With both the filter and a decent ground you should be fine.  I've run 
coils at several schools without incident.  I did trip a circuit breaker 
one time on an overloaded branch, but no equipment was hurt.

Mark Stolz
Pearland, TX
http://teslacoils4christ-dot-org/


>Original poster: "K Wilson" <teslamap-at-hotmail-dot-com>
>
>After making a new secondary coil on the lathe at school, all the 
>professors want me to bring the coil in for a demonstration. But I 
>remember something about coils causing voltage spikes in the mains wiring. 
>I just unplug everything in the house when I run it at home. The tech 
>building has 300 computers that I dont want to have to pay for!
>How can I run the coil at school (or other building)? I have a filter in 
>the mains input, would that be good enough? Keep the RF ground far from 
>the building ground?
>
>Thanks,
>Kevin Wilson
>teslamap-at-hotmail-dot-com