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Re: electric strength for "x" cm of "y" material



Original poster: FIFTYGUY@xxxxxxx

In a message dated 9/11/05 2:32:41 PM Eastern Daylight Time, tesla@xxxxxxxxxx writes:

>It increases towards the field strength of the total gap,
>multiplied by the dielectric constant of the poly.

Annoying that with higher frequencies, there's no insulators, just better or worse capacitors.
You just need to find a really good insulator with a unity dielectric constant - sub-unity would be nice :). A dissipation factor of zero would be convenient, also.
Doesn't Dr. Resonance advocate an auto-transformer configuration for magnifier primary/secondary? Pardon me if I'm misquoting... And to make the tuning tap points off the outside/bottom of the primary, furthest from the top of the secondary?


-Phil LaBudde