Original poster: "Chris Farmer" <cfarmer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Speaking of melting the tar out. How much more current do you get
per core plate that you remove and is there a limit to how much
power a NST can handle before it begins overheating. Also when
removing the plate is it relitively easy - as in just detach a
section of the core and slide out the windings then just slide em
back on, or are they wound threw a physically solid core?
~Farmer
----- Original Message ----- From: "Tesla list" <tesla@xxxxxxxxxx>
To: <tesla@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, May 06, 2006 2:31 PM
Subject: RE: New coiler, also in search of 15kv and De-Potting tar
filled NST's
Original poster: "Jack King" <ekklekktikk@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Hi Drake,
If you don't have any luck searching your local neon shops, I can
offer you a 60 ma transformer for between $50-$75. France and
Allanson's that are mint get the most$, Newer Magnetek's are
slightly less, and if the bushings have a chip (a cosmetic issue
rather than performance ailment) then I adjust the price downaward accordingly.
Seeings that there has been a lot of talk with regards to
dislodiging cores and coils from their tar filled homes, I thought
I'd mention this; I have half a dozen or more 60 MA 12 and 15 kv
NST's that have had one or more of the HV bushings sheared off.
These are other wise great units, SO, if some ambitious soul wants
to have a backyard tar melting festival, these would be PRIME
candidates for either de-shunting and/or just paralell connection
of multiples for greater current...
If interested in one or more, let me know. I also get great
commercial shipping rates and am very flexible with regards to
crating and shipping...
Jack 801-604-5136
From: "Tesla list" <tesla@xxxxxxxxxx>
To: tesla@xxxxxxxxxx
Subject: New coiler, also in search of 15kv
Date: Fri, 05 May 2006 22:31:25 -0600
Original poster: "Drake Schutt" <drake89@xxxxxxxxx>
Hi, I too am planning to build a tesla coil over the
summer. While ebay is alright, the bidding wars can cause major
headaches. Does anyone have a NST @ 15KV, 30 or better yet 60ma
they would be willing to sell?
-Drake in Memphis