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RE: Streamer colour
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- Date: Fri, 25 Mar 2005 08:30:02 -0700
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Original poster: "Ian McLean" <ianmm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>In my book, streamers terminate in the air, arcs terminate ground
connection.
>I have never seen a streamer that was not purple/pink.
> Only the whimsiest feeble arsc were anything other than white/blue.
Thanks for all the inputs everyone. Just to confirm, all my testing so far
has been to free air only, and I am glad I dont need to be too concerned
about the purple/blue color of my streamers. Strikes to strike rail were a
bright blue. I thought it looked pretty normal too.
Further testing today. 2 toroids 3x10 and 3x12, and a breakout bump is
producing 18 inches now with an extra turn on my primary(9 turns). I am
still getting multiple streamers, but the main ones coming off the bump are
considerably longer.
I still have experimenting to do with the coupling and further fine tuning.
Will update later this weekend.
Regards
Ian