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Re: Fiberglass Resin and Secondary
Original poster: Bart Anderson <classi6-at-classictesla-dot-com>
Hi Tyler,
Yes, some have used resins. Reports are that it is fast curing and looks
great. I haven't heard any reports of problems, so it's an option. I
personally haven't tried it, but may on the next coil.
Take care,
Bart
Tesla list wrote:
>Original poster: Tyler <blimpie120-at-yahoo-dot-com>
>Ok, pretty new coiler here. Has anyone ever tried using fiberglass resin
>instead of varnish or laquer on their secondary? You could get the
>fiberglass resin on way thicker than varnish or laquer, which would
>prevent arcing across the secondary a lot more. The coil i have is doing
>it sometimes, with like 8 layers of laquer on it. Only running 15000 volts
>at 30ma, with a WAY to small cap.
>
>I have now redesigned my plans tho. 3" diameter 17" tall secondary with 24
>ga wire, 850 turns. The res frequency will be around 372 kHz, with a
>.0053uF tank cap. 6" inner diameter primary, .025" pipe, spaced about .57"
>apart, bout 10 winds. A 13" x 3" or smaller torrid for the top. And a 15kv
>30ma NST for power, Still have to figure out the filtering protection for
>it though.
>
>This one i actually planed out, not like my first one where i just built it.
>
>Thanks in advance!
>~Tyler