help with a 15kV, 20kHz integral plus NST. suitable for tesla?
hal9000, Sun Feb 18 2007, 01:55PMhello there.
A long time ago I decided to build a tesla coil and I started looking for a NST, I found one on ebay, a Integral Plus 15kV, 20kHz, 30mA NST. latter I saw around the web that this kind of transformer wasn't suitable for tesla coils and eventually I forgot the TC idea.. is this really it? Isn't there any possibility?
thanks,
carlos
Re: help with a 15kV, 20kHz integral plus NST. suitable for tesla?
Marko, Sun Feb 18 2007, 02:17PM
May_be, but hardly. You need to rectify the output, and probably use some kind of current limiting or disable the protection circuits some other way. Anyway, lots of bother for vain with it.
Marko, Sun Feb 18 2007, 02:17PM
May_be, but hardly. You need to rectify the output, and probably use some kind of current limiting or disable the protection circuits some other way. Anyway, lots of bother for vain with it.
Re: help with a 15kV, 20kHz integral plus NST. suitable for tesla?
Boost, Sun Feb 18 2007, 07:26PM
You're talking about solid-state NST-replacement (like step-up DC-DC converter)?
Boost, Sun Feb 18 2007, 07:26PM
You're talking about solid-state NST-replacement (like step-up DC-DC converter)?
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