Re: [TCML] Running a TC in snow

["Harold Weiss" <hweiss@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi All,

This primary design might work great for outdoor coiling in wet enviroment.

http://www.tb3.com/tesla/ch2004/pages/IMG_4911.htm

I machined the primary into UHMW PE and covered with smoked acrylic.  Rubber 
gasket material could be used to further waterproof the primary against 
water seeping into the primary.

David E Weiss

> TCML,
>
> Bill Wysock installed a waterproof resonator (the SG10-MC, the magnifier 
> version of our SG10-TC, was in a climate controlled doghouse) at the 
> Haunted Laboratory in Akron OH. The owner reports that the coil works in 
> rain, sleet, freezing rain and snow.
>
> So the answer is yes and no.... There are parts that can get wet and parts 
> that can't.
>
> Since I remember the magnifier version of our standard kicked out arcs 
> about 3' longer that the two coil version, Nick and I are winding a set of 
> new coils for the SG10-TC that we have at the shop to do some side by side 
> comparasons of two and three coil setups. More to come.
>
> Jeff

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