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Date: Sun, 30 Nov 2008 10:43:58 +0000
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Alo fellow Coilers                          In DC resonant charging an inductor is used to increase voltage to much higher voltages than the transformer.Is this possible in AC charging?I tried using a secondary of a MOT but it appears to ballast the current rather than increase any voltage.Is there a way?Im using 2 MOTS for 4KV input. Thanks, Gareth
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