Re: solid state nst? -works good

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Original poster: "Qndre Qndre" <qndre_encrypt@xxxxxxxxxxx>

Hey Jeremiah,

I didn't want to criticise your work in any way. It's good that you 
figured out how to use them since it may be useful for some smaller 
coils. These supplies are available in large quantities and for 
relatively cheap prices. There are even electronic neon supplies 
operating at 12 V DC (CCFL inverters). They are often used to power 
fluorescent lamps in PC cases in order to display your hardware to 
others. That way it would be possible to create a low-power coil 
which can be powered from 12 V DC. :-) You see there are many 
opportunities of using these devices.

Regards, Q.

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Subject: Re: solid state nst? -works good
Date: Sat, 14 Jan 2006 22:09:54 -0700
Original poster: tesla popp <teslas_lab@xxxxxxxxx>

Ofcource.  I claim no recognition for the obvious.
Just seemed that no one had really explaned the
situation, so I did.  Solid state supplies do make for
a compact coil...

Coiler Forever: Jeremiah Popp