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Re: Avalon
Magnifier
Run off a 14 kV feeder (don't fool with 480 at the power levels you'll
need)
Don't bother with a smooth skin, use a tube frame or an array of mushroom
shapes.
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> Subject: Avalon
> Date: Thursday, March 09, 2000 8:50 PM
>
> Original Poster: "Christopher Boden" <chrisboden-at-hotmail-dot-com>
>
> Alright. Let's start with design.
>
> 1. Should the system be AC or DC? Why?
>
> 2. Components size? (ie, tower height? Sec. wire size?)
>
> 3. Primary type? (I am thinking interior helical like Electrum, but is
there
> a better way?) I would like to be able to change tuneing without too much
> hassle.
>
> 4. Topload? I am thinking a large sphere with interior tubeular frame
> covered in a polished stainless skin, monocoque construction. With a 1"
> tapped hole at the top for attachment of removeable devises (breakout
points
> ...etc)
>
> 5. Power source? I am thinking 200 - 250 kVA from a large pig, or pig
array,
> powered from 240 or 480 at high amperages.
>
> 6. Control system?
>
> 7 Design goals and possible uses?
>
> 8 Gap type? I like the Electrum gap best as far as design, I am thnking
of
> something similar. 10 Gap series rotary?
>
> I would like to have the maximum amount of flexibility in operation of
the
> coil. Variable tuning, single shot modes, variable spark gap speed...etc.
I
> would like to have an ASync spark gap that we can lock on with a tach or
> computer control to be sync. This isn;t just for pretty, I would like it
to
> be a research tool to better the state of the art in Tesla Coil design.
>
> 9. Cap type and size? Or should I call the Corona Bottleing
company....lol
> :) just kidding.
>
> 10. Tower design ideas?
>
>
> Alright guys, let's see what we can do :)
>
> I'm also looking for members on the project team, email me off list to
join.
>
> Chris B.
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