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Re: [TCML] ferrite variac
yea I thought of that but this is all I have so once i get this to work for free maybe I will pay for a core from a junk yard or something later. basically I want to see if I can actually make it work first.
all i have is 21 gauge wire. At the moment. Do you guys think it would be a good idea to submerge it in oil.
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From: bunnykiller <bunnikillr@xxxxxxx>
> if you are planning on using 120VAC to power the homemade variac.... I
> would go for something other than ferrite... besides, a 4"dia X 4" tall
> variac would handle about 5-9 amps ... I would start at a 20A rating for
> tesla coil usage..
>
> Scot D
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> jhowson4@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
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> >hello all,
> >I am trying to make a home brew variac (for tesla coil use). I got my hands on
> 4 (4in outer diameter 3in inner diameter 1in high) ferrite cores. I am planning
> on stacking them together for one big ferrite core. do you guys think that this
> will work for a variac core? or do I need a laminated iron core?
> >
> >many thanks
> >Jay Howson
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