Re: [TCML] protecting appliances

["DC Cox" <resonance@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I make up my nst hash filters by winding 50 turns of #18-20 AWG 300 volt PVC
covered wire around a 2" ID PVC water tube.  I then fill the tube with some
3/16' steel rod (you can also just use 3/16" bolts with heads cut off) and
silicone or epoxy each end shut.  I use one on each primary leg along with
the varisters and Corcom line filters.  On a scope there is almost no
visible interference going back into the line.  Slows down the risetime of
harsh, fast transients.

Dr. Resonance




On Fri, Jun 6, 2008 at 5:23 AM, Neal Namowicz <neal@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> My original concern was with electronic appliances being too close to my
> work shop, but I think Doctor Res said it best with just making sure  the
> stuff was connected to a surge protector strip that could be shut off. I
> hope that the presence of my new house guest doesn't "cramp my style". And
> yeah, even as I was typing my question about the "hash" filter, I knew I was
> opening myself up for a little ribbing.  As an old wise man (Curly) once
> said, "Aaawww, wise guy!" :)
>
> Neal.
>
>
>
> > At 11:49 AM 6/5/2008 -0500, you wrote:
> >>this is a really good filter like a cigarette filter but bigger...
> >>it removes all the good stuff from the hash so you wont be loaded
> >>when you get near your primary coil...
> >>
> >>I couldnt resist  :)
> >>
> >>Scot D
> >>
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