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RE: Plasma ball

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Date: Thu, 12 Apr 2007 20:38:21 -0600
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Original poster: "Mark R Dunn" <teslamark@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>

Stephen:

The plasma ball uses a single resonant circuit( or no resonance at all)
whereas the Tesla coil uses two LC circuits coupled together and tuned to
resonate at the same frequency.

See large plasma balls at www.teslaboys.com

Mark

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Subject: Plasma ball

Original poster: "stephen costanza" <baywatch106@xxxxxxx>

I was just wondering, how different is a plasma ball that you buy
from a novelty store compared to a Tesla coil?

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