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Re: Aluminium wound Pig
Original poster: Joe Smith <joesmith@xxxxxxxx>
Thanks to all who replied, it makes my decision easier. I am new to the
list snd this is my second post the first being the one asking for advice.
I am 60 years old almost retired (I repair verry few monitors now days,
just for old established customers,I no longer advertise or look for
buisness. I never thought at my age I have become so excited,inerested
and constantly thinking of (or working) on Tesla Coils,,,I have built 3 so
far.Thanks for such a great group! I have read 90% of the post back to
2000,,,also a little long winded this morning ;)
Regards
Joe Smith
Westpoint Monitor Repair
Westpoint,Texas
At 01:15 PM 1/29/2006 -0700, you wrote:
Original poster: Steve Conner <steve@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
All other things equal (including the price), I'd
worry about %Z before I worried about winding material
(with lower %Z being preferred).
I wouldn't even worry about %Z. In Tesla coil and Jacobs Ladder
experiments you always use a pig with a ballast big enough to swamp
any leakage reactance of the pig itself.
Steve Conner
http://www.scopeboy.com/