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Re: tubecoil
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- Date: Sat, 16 Apr 2005 21:56:23 -0600
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Original poster: Steve Ward <steve.ward@xxxxxxxxx>
Vladi,
Tube coils will always be cool! I personally lost interest because
the SSTC stuff is new and i actually understand it better. I did have
plans to make a VTTC with a nice feedback based grid driver (solid
state) so that i could control duty cycle and other things, but simply
didnt get the motivation yet. The pair of 833Cs still happily sit in
my closet waiting for some abuse ;-). Its summer now, time to make
loud noise while i can work out in the garage, or at least have the
windows open to vent the ozone. I reserve tube coil work for winter
time when i cant work outside and i need low noise and low ozone
output. So maybe next winter i will look at that project again.
Steve
On 4/16/05, Tesla list <tesla@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Original poster: Vladimiro Mazzilli <mazvla@xxxxxx>
>
> There is a great increase of interest in SSTC but the old and rugged and
> spectacular tubecoils are forgotten? I have recorded 225 messages in
> 1998, 231 in 1999, 396 in 2000, 509 in 2001, 418 in 2002, 548 in 2004,
> and now only 2 in 2005 for me that built some sstc, there are nothing so
> warm and hissing as a VTTC.
>
> Vladi
>
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