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Re: tungsten carbide magnetic?
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- Date: Thu, 07 Apr 2005 17:27:54 -0600
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Original poster: Lee Kohlman <lwkksw@xxxxxxxxx>
I am designing a static spark gap using 1/8" tungsten welding rods (yes,
thoriated but to be used outside). I have access to phenolic fiberglass to
support them. I have a total of 10 rods that I would like to lay parallel
and still have some way to adjust gap length. Of course I would love to
build a SRSG but that's too involved for now. Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Lee K.
Original poster: BunnyKiller
but do you need that extra diameter? I am using 1/8" dia pure welding
tungsten no thorium ( and you know what power Im dealing with ;) ...
and have very little wear and erosion problems.. plus the minimal
diameter makes it easier on disc design and dwell time...
Scott D.