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Platinum
Sat Jan 14 2012, 09:59AM Print
Platinum Registered Member #3926 Joined: Fri Jun 03 2011, 08:32PM
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Anyway I got a 1.3KW Single phase (I thought UK is 3 phase), anyway I have yet to open it, I doubt I'm going to use the transformer as I don't want to kill myself, I'll post some pics of it later.
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Alex M
Sat Jan 14 2012, 10:27AM
Alex M Registered Member #3943 Joined: Sun Jun 12 2011, 05:24PM
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Platinum wrote ...

Anyway I got a 1.3KW Single phase (I thought UK is 3 phase), anyway I have yet to open it, I doubt I'm going to use the transformer as I don't want to kill myself, I'll post some pics of it later.

UK is single phase 240v in domestic property's, farms and big buildings usually have 415v three phase.
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Platinum
Sat Jan 14 2012, 04:50PM
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Ahh right, I got a 600W rated (looks bigger than 600w though) MOT at 2490v, not sure current, but I can us e ohms law for that, anyway and a 2400v 0.86uF MOT capacitor, also a bunch of other stuff, and a very large relay, could I use the wire in a relay for a tesla coil, because there is ALOT of wire on it, but I'm not sure if it's too thin.

Ohh and I got 2 lamp drivers, and 2 florescent lamps, they say something like 8W, and 75W, so I don;t knoe about that, do they output HV for the lamp, or is it lower voltage?
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Harry
Sat Jan 14 2012, 06:28PM
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I would make a secondary for a tesla coil with the wiring from a fan, lots of very thin turns.
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Platinum
Sun Jan 15 2012, 04:50AM
Platinum Registered Member #3926 Joined: Fri Jun 03 2011, 08:32PM
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Well the wire on my current coil is quite thick.

The MOT can arc to about 2inches, and no more. I like the sound of it compared to flybacks.

I tried to use the 2.4KV 0.86uF cap in my SGTC, but I charged it with 10KV (I heard that they can take that) but it was crap.


Harry wrote ...

I would make a secondary for a tesla coil with the wiring from a fan, lots of very thin turns.

Well I threw the fan, it wasn't the average fan...anyway I have a relay with so many turns, I could make a few small coils, my current coil has pretty thickish wire from a CRT, it is quite thick for a Tesla coil anyway.
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