Matt,
I should clarify, im not actually planning on buying either of those caps. But someone else wants to use them and i have no data on them to recommend a course of action, if its worth him spending more on known quality parts or taking a risk with these cheaper unknowns. Personally i would just get the 942c's or a GE cap and call it a day, but thats me.
Im curious what CD equivilant caps you are using. Care to share? (and then reshare later if they pass muster, lol)
Cheers,Jay
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------ Original message------From: msweeney23@gmail.comDate: Thu, Jan 14, 2016 1:54 PMTo: Tesla Coil Mailing List;Cc: Subject:Re: [TCML] HVStuff.com ?
Seems a little pricey to me, i mean you would likely need 2 to get 40kv then 2 more to bring it back to 0.6uf which is going to be too low for a standard NST so.. even more..Im building my MMC with less than $80 in alternate caps (CD equivalents). I dont know how they will hold up though :)Sent from my HTC----- Reply message -----From: jhowson4@comcast.netTo: "Tesla, List" Subject: [TCML] HVStuff.com ?Date: Thu, Jan 14, 2016 6:34 AMHello All, Anyone order products from HVstuff.com I'd imagine its semi difficult to screw up a resistor. I'm more interested in knowing if anyone has used any of their caps, MMC or other. http://hvstuff.com/20kv-0-6uf-high-voltage-capacitor-for-tesla-coilhttp://hvstuff.com/0-05uf-20kv-high-voltage-capacitor-hv-tesla-coil-ham etc Thanks, John "Jay" Howson IV "Why thank you, I'd be happy to take those electrons off your hands." _______________________________________________Tesla mailing listTesla@pupman.comhttp://www.pupman.com/mailman/listinfo/tesla_______________________________________________Tesla mailing listTesla@pupman.comhttp://www.pupman.com/mailman/listinfo/tesla
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