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Re: Maxwell AC vs. DC ratings
Original poster: Edward Wingate <ewing7-at-rochester.rr-dot-com>
Tesla list wrote:
>
> Original poster: Mddeming-at-aol-dot-com
>
> Hi All,
> To me, the MMC vs Commercial Pulse Cap debate smells a lot like the
> Ford vs Chevy debate. No one's devotion is going to be changed by either
> reason or argumentation. For myself (who drove the same VW Beetle for 16
> years) I always liked the fact that a $3 hand tool and a $3 part would fix
> 93% of all problems with my car. While the initial outlay for a big MMC may
> be comparable to the cost of a pulse cap, 93% of what can go wrong with it
> CAN be fixed with a $3 hand tool and a $3 part. If a commercial pulse cap
> goes south, your entire investment in it is lost. Unless, of course, your
> company can afford to buy you brand-new, custom-made replacements, but
> that's a different situation.
>
> Matt D.
Matt,
What's a Ford?
OR you have 60 to 70 used Maxwells of all different Tesla coil useable
values sitting under the bench waiting to be pressed into service. :^) I
won't depress you by telling what I paid for them.
As I said before, I've only had one commercial cap go south in 15 years
and that was under warranty.
Ed Wingate RATCB