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Re: [TCML] equipment kV meter

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http://tesladownunder.com/HVsupplies.htm#Voltmeter

This is a link that you may find useful.

I've adapted this to use a LCD 200mV digital display.

Be aware that the AC voltage it will read is more like Vaverage as the inputcurrent to the filter cap and the O/P current are the same. This is overcomewith the use of an LCD voltmeter module as it has an inmput Z of 100Megs.


Best

ted L in NZ

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References:
- [TCML] equipment
  - From: douglas smith
- Re: [TCML] equipment
  - From: DC Cox
- Re: [TCML] equipment kV meter
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