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Homemade Reverse Jelly Roll Capacitor
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- Subject: Homemade Reverse Jelly Roll Capacitor
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- Date: Sun, 10 Jul 2005 22:45:48 -0600
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Original poster: "Wilson Ng" <metalstorm2002@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Hello there. I'm currently using a capacitor made from foil tape and
semi-clear plastic bags used for holding fruits and veggies. The foil tape
is unpeeled from the wax paper for easier handling. I wrapped layers upon
layers of bags around a length of foil tape then put another length of foil
tape over it. After that, I rolled it up like a carpet and held it with a
rubber band. It's compact and has a higher capacitance than 6 bottle caps.
I knew about the inductive effects so I rolled the two layers
in reverse midway in order to create two counteracting inductances. I'm not
sure if this is effective in canceling the effects. Inductive effects
aside, this seems like a very cheap and compact way to make high value hv
caps. Any thoughts?
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