Re: Commercial SSTC Project - First Preview Images

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Original poster: Liviu Vasiliu <teslina@xxxxxxxxx>

How can you operate the controls on the bottom box
when it produce 30 inches sparks. You have to make
some remote controls.
BTW, nice featured coil. What would be the price?


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

> Original poster: "Daniel McCauley"
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> Many of you have probably noticed that I haven't
> been active building Tesla
> Coils in the past year, but in reality, my partners
> and I have been working
> on several coil prototypes in the attempts to come
> up with a pretty exciting
> design to sell commercially, primarily for
> educational use.  Anyways, we
> have finally got a prototype working that can easily
> produce 30"+ streamers
> from a two foot coil, and are currently working on
> several packaging
> concepts.  As not to leave anyone in the dark, I
> posted a bunch of preview
> images of one of our latest packaging concepts at
> the following site:
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http://www.easternvoltageresearch.com/drsstc_menu.htm
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> Although due to proprietary reasons, I cannot
> discuss the exact details of
> the design, it uses a modified DRSSTC type concept
> and the most exciting
> part is that we have packaged everything (electrical
> guts) into a space that
> is less than 9" x 9" x 4" which works just as good
> thermally as it does
> electrically.
>
> On the website, the coil is simply nicknamed
> BlitzKrieg System I, but this
> is just a placeholder - we are still trying to come
> up with an appropriate
> name.
> We are expecting to have five final prototype units
> built by the end of
> September for extensive testing, and assuming
> testing goes well, and all the
> sloppy details
> are ironed out with our lawyers (liability,
> insurance, and all the fun
> stuff), we hope to go into production in early 2006
> with a limited number of
> units.
>
> Anyways, I was hoping to unveil this stuff up at Ed
> Wingate's this coming
> weekend and to demonstrate one of our present
> prototype units up there, but
> due to
> a recent surgery, i won't be able to make the long
> drive up there.
>
> Regards,
> Dan
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