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Re: HV xray cable revisited
Original poster: "Barton B. Anderson" <bartb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Hi Mike,
For a quick reply, "get the cable off the ground and your problems
are over". I never allow hv feeds to be tossed along the ground.
Take care,
Bart
Tesla list wrote:
Original poster: "MIKE HARDY" <MHARDY@xxxxxxxxxx>
Some time back I had a discussion on the list about stripping off
the black conductive coating that remains after the shield is
removed, for 8" or so on either end of my HV xray cable. It seems
this black coating still arcs if it is in contact to ground, or the
other xfmr lead (14.4 kV). Is this simply distributive capacitannce
causing coupling due to it's use on AC? Do you think this robs alot
of energy? Is it dangerous if layed on damp ground? I find running
the leads thru pvc to the TC cumbersome, and time consumming, when I
want to drag it outside for short runs. Since I want to run my coil
tonight for new years a quick reply would be greatly apreciated.
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Mike