Re: [TCML] Triplet three phase tesla coil

[David Thomson <tcbuilder@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Construct an aluminum base in the form of an isosceles triangle and place a
coil on each of the corners.  Use the aluminum base as common ground.
Each coil should have its own spark gap and cap.  Make all three coils to
the same secondary frequency so they can operate precisely in succession.

I suspect the discharges will show the influence of a rotating magnetic
field.

Dave Thomson

On Tue, Aug 28, 2012 at 10:20 AM, Neon Tesla <neontesla@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

>        I was thinking too much recently and I was
> inspired! We build single phase twin TC so why
> not build a triplet coil with three phase? Well the
> first problem is most residential current is single
> phase, so after seeing that many conversion
> methods would cost a ton, I decided on a
> barbaric method, run a three phase motor with
> a single pase motor, and what do you know,
> Polyphasic alternating current! So this problem
> aside how would one wire said coil, maybe with
> a 3 phase xformer  supplying a three different
> caps and spark gaps all using different phases?
> Any ideas?
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