Re: static spark gaps

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Original poster: Mike <megavolts61@xxxxxxxxx>

It depends on how you define over-quenching.  If you define
it as simply too much air to work well, then yes.  In this
case it really isn't over-quenching, rather the air prevents
the gap from firing steadily.  If you define over-quenching
as truly quenching too quickly (for example before the
1st notch of RF transfer.... this won't happen.

Ok...that's what I was trying to say...but you said it better   lol
Mike



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