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Re: [TCML] Primary tubing
Hi Rob,
No problem. Refrigeration tubing is the kind you want, and it's fine for
your coil. You can use it with no problems with your proposed power
source and at significantly higher power levels in the future. Just make
sure you use at least a 1/4" air gap between adjacent turns. I used
similar tubing on a 10" coil with two 15/60's with no problem whatsoever.
Bert
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stamsund wrote:
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?
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