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Re: DARNIT!!! not again
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- Subject: Re: DARNIT!!! not again
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- Date: Mon, 10 Oct 2005 11:48:43 -0600
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Original poster: "Gerry Reynolds" <gerryreynolds@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
The buzzing sound when the RSG stopped was the result of the NST
saturating and going into ferroresonance. The voltage on the NST
probably went sky high and killed the NST. You need safety gaps to
limit the resonant rise when this happens. The Terry filter MOVs
will also limit the rise.
Gerry R.
Original poster: motosk8er2@xxxxxxx
Well i set up my new coil with a temporary primary just to test the
secondary and it worked great, nice sized streamers. But then the
rotary spark gap stopped arcing across and all i was left with was a
rather loud buzzing noise. After a long inspection i found that
where the screws for the capaciter terminal is the voltage jumped
threw about 1/2 inch of wood and into my concrete basement floor
making a neat squigle pattern burned onto the ground. I fixed that
problem with some rubber feet to insulate the board from the ground,
i then turned on the coil and worked fine for about 3 seconds then
it died. When i turn it on it is just dead silent. Voltage is
getting to the transformer but just not getting out. Would that be
my transformer blown like i was thinking and if so does anyone know
a good source for realy realy cheep nst's. im running a 15kv nst and
im on a realy tight budget. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks, andrew