Tony Fleming for what it's worth I found this site helpful when I built my
first coil. It's not very math intensive at all. Very basic & beginner
oriented but it can be a good place to start. Good luck & be safe! Dennis
Otmaskin
http://deepfriedneon.com/tesla_frame0.html
On Mon, Dec 7, 2020 at 9:57 PM Chris Reeland <chrisreeland@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi Tony Fleming,
>
> Since there has not been much response for the parts you have/don't have/no
> plans, you are going to have design it based on what you have and will have
> to make decisions for a final overall design on what to get for the rest of
> parts required. And well learn some of the knowledge required.
>
> And then ask some questions here on a specific area that you don't
> understand.
>
> Currently you do not have one specific question, just how to put together a
> pile of parts...with too many details missing even though you tried in
> video.
>
> I will admit here I am not much of a Spark Gap Tesla Coil type of guy...yet
> :^)
>
> I am into Vacuum Tube Tesla Coils which are a similar but quite a
> difference "beast" to build and "specifically" tune properly.
>
>
> Here is a good site that I think will be a very good starting place for you
> to learn much more. It is a pretty complete what I like to call a "one stop
> place to shop" for Coil information.
>
> Link:
> http://www.teslacoildesign.com/
>
> Hope this will help you to get started.
>
> If others have any other sites please suggest for a beginner. As I am
> mostly a "Tube" guy and mostly build from "my head" and some calculations
> on paper and from experience.
>
> Chris Reeland
> Ladd Illinois USA
>
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