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Registered Member #3908
Joined: Tue May 24 2011, 09:40PM
Location: Gilbert, Arizona USA
Posts: 68
As the title says. Maybe someone has a solid IGBT driven coil that that they're willing to part with? I've been searching for a awhile, and haven't seen anything this large posted for sale here or on ebay.
Registered Member #1403
Joined: Tue Mar 18 2008, 06:05PM
Location: Denmark, Odense C
Posts: 1968
Well...
It might be that every DRSSTC typically is a prototype made by an amateur.
My DRSSTC that can do 150 cm sparks at 2500W input took me a year to build and god knows how many hours, its just not possible to put a price on that :)
You best bet is Eastern Voltage Research for a complete kit with support
Registered Member #3908
Joined: Tue May 24 2011, 09:40PM
Location: Gilbert, Arizona USA
Posts: 68
Thanks to everyone who replied publicly in the thread and privately by PM.
To be honest, I'm an older EE with a background in motor control. Most recent related work was a 200kw 3ph AC motor controller for an EV (electric vehicle). I'm not a n00b, and I do understand the effort involved. Last winter I did assemble a nifty cm600 bridge, tested up to 75khz into a resistive (non reactive) load, and then ran flat out of tinker time two months back. I thought perhaps someone here might have already built one, grew beyond it, and was interested in selling it. Hence the post.
I'm located in the Phx metro area. I will try and attend the next Teslathon here in the spring. I barely missed the last one when searching for coilers here.
Registered Member #2919
Joined: Fri Jun 11 2010, 06:30PM
Location: Cambridge, MA
Posts: 652
Phew! So your not one of the dread random "can i haz a cheap coil" people (last time we had one of those, a mini flame-war was started :() But why buy one? Building a coil is a good part of the fun, and you sound like you know your way around EE and power electronics.
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