Re: Tesla Coil For Rocky Horror Picture Show

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Original poster: "Dr. Resonance" <resonance-at-jvlnet-dot-com> 


We have successfully addressed the issues you mentioned.  One reason our
particular coil design (patented) is so successfull is that it develops very
little interference to other solid state devices.

If you select us as a vendor we will work with your production staff to be
sure everything can work in conjunction.

You mentioned "giant Tesla coil", but unfortunately, giants are power hogs.
I would recommend our model M-150 Resonance Transformer (uses less power and
is more focused for less interference than a standard Tesla coil) for this
application.  It develops 8-9 foot long sparks with minimal input power 6-7
kVA.

D.C. Cox

Dr. Resonance

Resonance Research Corporation
E11870 Shadylane Rd.
Baraboo   WI   53913
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Subject: Re: Tesla Coil For Rocky Horror Picture Show


 > Original poster: WrightScenic-at-aol-dot-com
 >
 > Thanks Harold,
 >
 > Very helpful information.  This is a really small theatre.  You raise
 > issues that concern me, most notably the power requirement and possibly
 > lighting and sound control interference.
 >
 > Supposedly, we are maxed out on power useage.  I'm not sure if that rumor
 > refers to building service (likely not) or wall outlet consumption.
 >
 > All dimming is accomplished with dimmer packs located in between wall
 > outlets and instruments.
 >
 > Currently no wireless mikes, but may end up with some.
 >
 > Space is small, but I think if the coil size is reasonable, I might be
able
 > to isolate it safely.
 >
 > Wish you were in Dallas.  Further comments?
 >
 > RW
 >
 >
 >