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Re: SSTC hits 66"
Original poster: "Eastern Voltage Research Corporation" <dhmccauley-at-easternvoltageresearch-dot-com>
Thanks. Not yet, but a set of twins may be on the way.
After seeing the performance of this thing, I am seriously reconsidering the
path of my tesla coiling projects.
I probably won't be doing much more spark gap type work and devoting all my
time and efforts to SSTC work.
Everyone and their mother has built every variation of a spark gap coil
imagineable. SSTC coil work is an open frontier!
Dan
> Incredible performance from a SSTC. Very good job Dan. I imagine you're
> already tinkering on the ten footer?
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> > I just finished my new PSSTC (Pulsed SSTC) and have hit 66" so far with
> > minimal tuning and pretty shoddy primary tank wires (12 AWG).
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> > Specifications from these photos:
> > DC Bus Voltage: 335VDC
> > Primary Capacitor: 0.11uF, 12kV MMC
> > Fres: 111 kHz
> > Pulsewidth: 250us
> > PRF: 100 Hz
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> > The whole webpage describing my coil can be seen here:
> > http://www.easternvoltageresearch-dot-com/sstccoil05.htm
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> > Arc photo prior to my full-bridge blowing up. (See secondary to
primary
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> > which initiated failure)
> > Distance from toroid to right wall is approximately 70 inches.
> > http://www.easternvoltageresearch-dot-com/images/isstc_arcs_bwtitle.jpg
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> > Full size arc photo of BW above (color)
> > http://www.easternvoltageresearch-dot-com/images/isstc_arcs_fullsize01.jpg
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> > 55 inch POWER STRIKE to ceiling
> > http://www.easternvoltageresearch-dot-com/images/isstc_arcs05.jpg
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