Hi ilandtan,
I can get 6mm arc at 12v, but my current jumps up to 900ma. My L1 is 3mm wire weighted to the L2. Tip31 gets hot quickly.
I do understand about the overunity with the Tesla coils. The radiant energy has to be captured in a more unique manner. However, this brings me back to the resonance issue. It being so important, what might the best method of getting two coils to react, tht the resonance can be viewed. I get the tank method of Don Smith as this is a multiplier effect for the pulse to drive the L! coil. And, when I think about it the Slayer simulates this. Very clever.
In the photo, I have used another L1 with 3mm wire, drops the current down. Voltage for the two lights 10v.
I don't have a ferrite rod for the other part of the test on ther video you recommended. I'll shop around and see if I can get something.
I am also working on the Figuera device. This week I should get some parts I have being made for a preliminary structure. Again, simple as this system seems, it will have its own unique attributes.
Once again, thankyou
Dwane
I can get 6mm arc at 12v, but my current jumps up to 900ma. My L1 is 3mm wire weighted to the L2. Tip31 gets hot quickly.
I do understand about the overunity with the Tesla coils. The radiant energy has to be captured in a more unique manner. However, this brings me back to the resonance issue. It being so important, what might the best method of getting two coils to react, tht the resonance can be viewed. I get the tank method of Don Smith as this is a multiplier effect for the pulse to drive the L! coil. And, when I think about it the Slayer simulates this. Very clever.
In the photo, I have used another L1 with 3mm wire, drops the current down. Voltage for the two lights 10v.
I don't have a ferrite rod for the other part of the test on ther video you recommended. I'll shop around and see if I can get something.
I am also working on the Figuera device. This week I should get some parts I have being made for a preliminary structure. Again, simple as this system seems, it will have its own unique attributes.
Once again, thankyou
Dwane
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