Re: another question about neon transformers and multipliers

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Original poster: "Jack Vandam" <snotoir7674g-at-mindspring-dot-com> 

It appears so based on what others have suggested as well as some
researching I did in the archives.  Apparently MUCH larger capacitors are
required for 60 Hz as opposed to high frequencies.

Jack


 > Original poster: "BART" <BAPLATING-at-TDS-dot-net>
 >
 > HI ALL,
 > WHAT ABOUT THE CAP SIZE IN THE VOLTAGE TRIPLER?
 >
 > WILL THAT NOT HAVE AN EFFECT ON THE RIPPLE AND "USEABLE POWER?
 >
 > BART A.
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 > Sent: Friday, September 24, 2004 8:52 PM
 > Subject: Re: another question about neon transformers and multipliers
 >
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 >  > Original poster: "BunnyKiller" <bunikllr-at-bellsouth-dot-net>
 >  >
 >  > about 10 mA     cuzzz...   (7.5/22.5) X 30 =   9.99
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 >  > Scot D
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 >  > Tesla list wrote:
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 >  > >Original poster: "Jack Vandam" <snotoir7674g-at-mindspring-dot-com>
 >  > >Hello again:
 >  > >
 >  > >Here's my next question.  I know it's running right behind my previous
 >  > >intro/ question, but I'm trying to space them out as best as I can....
 >  > >
 >  > >I know that neon transformers and hv multipliers (tv triplers) don't
mix
 >  > >very well due to frequency design differences, but how detrimental are
 > the
 >  > >differences to operation?  Say, for example, I used a tv tripler to
 > multiply
 >  > >one 7.5 Kv leg of a 15 Kv neon to get 22.5 Kv.  How much of the
original
 >  > >input current (30 mA) would still be available?  Ballpark figure of
 > course.
 >  > >
 >  > >Thanks,
 >  > >Jack
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