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Re: Permanent magnet Tesla coil
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- Subject: Re: Permanent magnet Tesla coil
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- Date: Wed, 17 Aug 2005 17:45:59 -0600
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Original poster: Brady Hauth <bhauth@xxxxxxxxx>
> Seriously, all I was talking about is a generator/TC hybrid that makes
> really big sparks. Nothing actually practical or radical.
I thought it was clear enough. I doubt it being more effective than a
standard coil, but that's not the point, eh? The main problem is going
to be the very high speeds required of the magnets. For a 200kHz coil,
the magnets need to spin at 200k rpm. For .5cm radius magnets, now we
have a tip speed of 1 km/s, which requires PBO reinforcement and a
vacuum chamber. Somehow this seems impractical.
However, if you used a cored tower coil with an extremely low fres,
then you might be able to make it work.
> If Terry is kind enough to put the picture on the website, and I
know he is
> because he's a great guy, ther is a rough drawing of what I'm talking
> about:
flickr.com ?