Re: First Light.

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Original poster: John <guipenguin@xxxxxxxxx>

I was always told it was 10kv / cm...

On 10/8/06, Tesla list <<mailto:tesla@xxxxxxxxxx>tesla@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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In a message dated 10/7/06 11:59:21 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
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Original poster: "Glen McGowan" < 
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Of course!  :)   I'll add that to the "Should'a done"  list.  Funny
how the list grows as soon as you plug the coil in.



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Original poster: "CajunCoiler" <
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Perhaps you could snag some cheap copper-clad
blanks, and a bottle of ferric chloride, and
make your own board... the traces will be as
far apart (or as close) as you want. :)
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CC

Hi Glen,

Don't forgett the rule-of-thumb of 20kV/cm in air and some times much
further along surfaces.

Matt D.