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Re: Magnetic spark gap quenching
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- Date: Tue, 07 Jun 2005 21:08:18 -0600
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Original poster: Davetracer@xxxxxxx
I'm asking this to make my mistakes online rather than with magnets in
place :-)
How would I setup magnets to "blow out" the arc in the spark gap?
(Presently I use a push/pull fan configured to get "A Mighty Wind" blowing
through the arc and to quench it quickly.)
I *believe* I have it worked out by looking at how magnets affect
electron beams in a TV to cause the 1/60th refresh. But I hate to fry these
magnets -- getting them out of the disk drive took quite some doing -- so
if anyone has done this, or seen documentation on how to do it, I would be
grateful for a pointer. I'll report the results back to the list.
Thank you in advance,
Dave Small