Re: Announcing our new product lines & Discontinuing Our Toroid Line

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Original poster: "Terry Blake" <tb3-at-att-dot-net> 

Hi David,

The reactors look fantastic.

Are you gonna supply some more data?

Like;
   size/weight
   min/max current limiting (can I compute that directly from the KVAR
numbers?)
   packaged size/weight and/or estimated shipping costs (UPS an option with
these?)

What can I expect at 120 V operations? Just plug in the calculated current
limiting for 1/2 power rating?

The discontinuing of the economical toroids is a great loss for the coiling
community.
What factors contributed to this decision?

I don't see any other tesla coil related stuff at this new site.
Are the products on your old site still available?

Terry Blake
Freezing in Chicago
http://www.tb3-dot-com/tesla/tesla.html


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Sent: Saturday, November 29, 2003 2:29 PM
Subject: Announcing our new product lines & Discontinuing Our Toroid Line


 > Original poster: "D&M's High Voltage" <DMsHV.DavMcKin-at-verizon-dot-net>
 >
 > To all,
 >
 > We would like to make an announcement that we now have several new product
 > lines which include Variable Reactors for Ballasting applications,
 > Saturable Reactors, Iron & Air core Inductors, and complete Power Control
 > Solutions.  These can be viewed on our new website
 > at:  <http://www.dmshv-dot-com>www.dmshv-dot-com .  Our variable reactors are a
 > great solution to your ballasting needs - they offer a great alternative
to
 > "spools of wire", welders, heating elements, and slotted variacs.  They
 > feature a easy adjustment while the coil is running, smooth linear control
 > over the entire control range, 10% duty cycle, class F insulation system,
 > and a 3:1 control range, and are made specifically for coiling
 > activities.  Our standard line includes 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, and KVAR
 > solutions.  We also offer custom solutions for your application.  Our
 > variable reactors can be seen
 > at:
 >
<http://www.dmshv-dot-com/VariableReactors.htm>http://www.dmshv-dot-com/VariableReac
tors.htm
 >
 > We also regret to make the annoucement that we will be discontinuing our
 > economical toroid line effective January 1st, 2004.  We will be accepting
 > orders until that time, with an expected delivery time of 8-12 weeks.
 >
 > Thank you and best regards,
 >
 > David L. McKinnon
 > D&M's High Voltage
 >
 >