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Re: home grown plasma globe
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- Date: Sun, 09 Oct 2005 14:10:26 -0600
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Original poster: "D.C. Cox" <resonance@xxxxxxxxxx>
We stock plasma globe driver boards and flybacks to work with
them. Some have on-board flybacks.
Dr. Resonance
I plan on getting (eventually) a 75L round-bottom flask to make a
22" plasma globe, hopefully with white or blue sparks (argon or N2).
Is there a cookbook somewhere on how to do this? I already have a
vacuum pump that can go down to 20 micron with a digital guage on it
(refridgeration type). I plan on trying to make it look like the
sparks from the 12" ones at Spencers and not just a bright glow when
it's touched. How much voltage/current do i need to jump 22" and
what's the output waveform and frequency usually? I guess that
depends on the gas and pressure but just need a ballpark figure. Now
I wish I woulda saved my old plasma driver board when the 12" globe
went belly up so I coulda took some measurements. I plan on using
this to decorate my pc case and run it off 1 of the 12vdc rails of
the atx supply.
Mike