Here <http://www.filedropper.com/newfolder_26> is the java tc folder. Over
coupling is not the issue as I have a 2" piece that I can add or remove
from the secondary coil to adjust the height. The calculated spark length
in java tc says 58.1". 7.5 turns is the calculated position and I tried
other positions, but they make the spark shorter (on the actual coil).
Brandon, you say that I should be running 5-6 times my current rsg setup.
That seems very significant. What should my bps be on this coil? Since this
is my first rsg coil, I am not incredibly familiar with rotary spark gap
operation. If I simply added more electrodes to my disc and tested the
coil, would that be a good place to start?
-Kuba
On Thu, Feb 26, 2015 at 7:15 AM, Brandon Garretson <garretsontech@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
> >
> >
> > > > - Rotary spark gap 1780rpm with 3 tungsten electrodes.
> >
>
> My math could be wrong (and usually it is) but that tells me youre running
> 89 breaks per second?
> You should be running 5 - 6 times that.
> Im also assuming this is not a synchronous motor.
> A SRSG with a phase angle adjuster would be the way to go.
> Also, from the photo it looks to be a little under coupled but I think your
> main problem is the low break rate of the gap.
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