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Re: [] RE: Tesla coil on Ebay; 80-300' lightning?

Original poster: "Chester Lowrey" <hilo90mhz@xxxxxxxxx>

I told the guy 80 - 300 inches was more like it and asked if he had
ever run the device..... here was his response:

"Hi, my misunderstood what my boss told me, the device lighted the
flourescents in the building 300 feet away, the bolts went up an
average of 30 feet with some he thought topping that as they went
higher than the top of a commercial tiltup building and then some. A
police Helicopter was atracted by the display, he reported seeing it
several miles away. The device draws 50 amps single phase at 220v. The
coil was specially made and had extensive work and tuning done. I have
not personally seen the device work as the last time it was used it
damaged a lot of sensitive electronics within the building including
the burglar alarm. We have far too many sensitive things inside our
building to risk playing with something that produces strong EMP
fields. Aparently a DOD sat did note the device the last time it was
turned on, that was confirmed by the guy who built the device who
called someone he knew."

All I can say is someone is going to be mighty disappointed..

Chester

On 4/10/07, Tesla list <tesla@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Original poster: "Anthony R. Mollner" <penny831@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>

I want to know more about using an internal primary. It seems like it would
be over coupled but, I have no idea really. How is the coupling figured out
with an internal primary?

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Subject: [PHISH] RE: Tesla coil on Ebay; 80-300' lightning?


Original poster: "Hans Schattenmeister" <klugmann@xxxxxxxxxxx>

Operating at 6 kW (220 X 30 Amps) you would be luck to get 80"
discharges. I remember a guy who was running a 38 kW coil and getting
55' - 105' arcs. The coil was 5' in diameter, had an internal primary
and stood about 25' tall.









 >From: "Tesla list" <tesla@xxxxxxxxxx>
 >To: tesla@xxxxxxxxxx
 >Subject: Tesla coil on Ebay; 80-300' lightning?
 >Date: Sun, 08 Apr 2007 18:56:27 -0600
 >
 >Original poster: "M G" <gt4awd@xxxxxxxxx>
 >
 >Sometimes I check ebay "Tesla coil" to see if there is anything new
 >that I would like to get. While searching I run into an auction
 >where a coil is being sold for just about $15,000. The description
 >says that it can create verticle streamers 80-300' straight up in
 >the air. Looking at the coil you can see the primary does not have
 >that many turns, and considering the secondary is so large, the
 >capacitor must be huge. I have my doubts that this coil can create
 >streamers that long using only 220volts at 30amps. It also seems
 >that this coil is being sold to anyone willing to pay the high
 >price, regardless of electrical knowledge, which is a bad idea in my
 >opinion. Here is a quote of the entire description.
 >
 >http://cgi.ebay.com/Giant-Megavolt-Tesla-Coil-for-Special-effects-HUGE_W0QQ
itemZ220099893593QQihZ012QQcategoryZ4665QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
 >
 >"Do not turn on near airports or other sensitive installations.
 >Generates Giant Lightning bolts from 80 to 300 feet tall going
 >straight up. Uses 220 volts single phase at 30 amps. Noise will wake
 >the dead. Might bring them back to life to, dont know for sure but
 >dont try it to be sure.. I will not help you re-bury anyone you
 >re-animate. This is not a toy. Buyer will be responsible for pickup
 >and transportation. This was custom made for my boss by the same guy
 >who builds them for Hollywood Special effects people in the 80's.
 >Built into Mahogony wood furniture, control will support remote
 >activation ( while under cover ). Comes with various books, papers,
 >letters and a hard back rare collectable Tesla book too. This is not
 >somthing you will see again in your lifetime. No its not UL
 >approved. Resulting display can give goosebumps, make women flee and
 >children to become incontinent. Use proper discretion when
 >activating, recomend out someplace away from everything important.!
 >Does set off EMP detectors at the Feds Nuclear Monitoring stations,
 >it looks like a 10-15 ton nuke going off on the detector. Have fun."
 >
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