Re: Can it work?

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Original poster: "Paul Paddison" <paulpaddison-at-blueyonder.co.uk> 

i say keep the pizza great snack for when the testing of the coil is over
and warmed up too

Paul

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Subject: Re: Can it work?


 > Original poster: Chris Roberts <quezacotl_14000000000000-at-yahoo-dot-com>
 >
 > Why imagine the pan without the pizza? High voltage discharges are perfect
 > for heating things back up! Great for leftovers! Also, just make the telsa
 > coil remote control for complete say over who gets a share of those
 > leftovers! <ZAP!> "No billy, you've had enough."
 > On the more serious side of things, it could work as an ultra-thin, wide
 > toroid in itself, but if you wanted to make it larger, it would act as a
 > great conductive support on which to set the rest of the toroid on top of.
 > Something like a dryer duct which is slightly larger than the pizza plate,
 > so it hangs over a little bit. With my larger toroid I did approximately
 > the same thing, only with a hot-water heater pan.
 >
 > Tesla list <tesla-at-pupman-dot-com> wrote:
 > Original poster: "Christopher \"CajunCoiler\" Mayeux"
 >
 >
 > When I saw this pizza pan, I started pondering if this might
 > pass as an el-cheapo, half-way-decent toroid.
 >
 > http://members.cox-dot-net/cajuncoiler/cheaptoroid.jpg
 >
 > It's 13 inches wide, made from 18 gauge aluminum, and the
 > edges are rolled about an inch. I figure it to be about
 > 10.3pF or so. When looking at the picture, you need to
 > imagine it without the pizza on it.
 > ---
 > Christopher 'CajunCoiler' Mayeux
 > http://www.cajuncoiler.tk
 >
 >
 >
 > -Chris
 >
 >
 >