Re: Magnifying Tesla Coils

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Original poster: "Sebastian Fischetti" <QuantumStrings@xxxxxxx>


Thinking along these lines, then, couldn't you (theoretically) create 
as many primary-secondary drivers as you wanted, connect them all to 
the same top load, and connect a single tertiary coil to that top 
load?  I don't know if this would actually sum up the individual 
voltages generated by each individual secondary, I'm sure it has to 
be more complicated then that.  Actually, couldn't you just connect 
as many coils as you wanted?  That is, have a secondary connected to 
a tertiary connected to a quaternary and so on...I'm just putting 
these ideas out there for you guys to comment on, I haven't at all 
thought these out through (nor do I think I would be able to, with my 
limited knowledge of the subject).  I know that a magnifying coil 
with two secondary-primary pairs could work, as demonstrated in the 
site I mentioned in my original E-Mail 
(<http://www.tesla-coil.com/Magnifier.htm>http://www.tesla-coil.com/Magnifier.htm). 
I guess in theory there would be a limit as to how many 
primary-secondaries you could squeeze together due to the interaction 
of one primary with its non-respective adjacent secondary...Once 
again, just an idea, I've no idea whether or not this would actually 
be true.  Thanks!
                                                                                                -Sebbie