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[TCML] Primary tubing

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Date: Thu, 28 Aug 2008 06:44:51 -0800
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Fellow coilers,

Some time ago ordered some 1/2 inch copper tubing on e-bay which I incorrectly assumed was 1/2inch plumbing tubing.  It was actually refrigeration tubing.   I just gauged it and found it is actually only 3/8 inch O.D. not 1/2 Inch as advertised.  I'm building an 8 inch coil with (2) 12KV 60ma NSTs for a total of 120 MA.  Would the 3/8 OD tubing be adequate for the primary or should I go larger?

Rob R.
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