Re: 20 joules at 100 bps vs 4 joules at 500 bps

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Original poster: Yurtle Turtle <yurtle_t@xxxxxxxxx>

I'm not arguing either side, but have you seen Bert
Pool's coil:

http://hot-streamer.com/pool/GARAGE~1.JPG

It's reputed to have gotten 15' using just a 1.5 kVA
PT.

Adam

--- Tesla list <tesla@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Original poster: "Dmitry (father dest)"
> <dest@xxxxxxxxxxx>
>
>  > Original poster: Bert Hickman
> <bert.hickman@xxxxxxxxxx>
>
<snip>
> where did you take the data, that large coils are
> more efficient that
> small ones? give me examples of _visible_
> superiority. i don`t
> consider that Steve Ward's drsstc have such
> superiority, because 20%
> it`s not a lot, it`s not sg coil, and the power is
> not even more than
> 5 kw - it`s not so big coil.
> let`s see if these given _big_ coils _noticeably_
> more efficient than
> small ones - i mean by criterion of 1.7 * sqrt(P):
>
> 1. Greg Leyh "Electrum"
>  - NO
> 2. Tesla Technology Research "Model 13 M Magnifier"
>  - NO
> 3. Kevin Eldridge "BIGGG Tesla Coil"
>  - NO
> 4. Mark Barton 25kw coil
>  - NO
> 5. Ed Wingate 13kw classic coil
>  - NO
> 6. Richard Hull "Nemesis"
>  - NO
> 7. Richard Hull "Magnifier #11E"
>  - NO
>
> now your turn - give me the list, that shows the
> opposite.
>
> what does it mean - "Smaller coils run out of
> voltage"? you want to
> say, if we take 2 coils with the same power, but
> they would differ in the
> secondary height and voltage 2 times for example,
> the taller coil would
> give a lot long sparks? it`s _very_ simple to verify
> practically -
> where is such info?
>
> p.s.
> ever and forever, absolutely best performer, supa
> dupa mega giga coil:
> http://www.ttr.com/model9_page2.htm
> "Longest arc length is 17 feet with 5 Kva A.C.
> input."
> Freau number is 2.885!!!
> 1981 - whoa! so you`re all here nothing more than
> just a losers!
> LOL :-)))
>
> -----
> I have run coils up to 20KW in residential
> neighborhoods.  I have
> received death threats and have had the police,
> fire, and department of
> water and power all show up at the same time. Screw
> 'em all.  Keep firin'.
> (c) Mark Barton  29-09-95
>
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