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Steve Conner
Fri Nov 09 2007, 11:48AM
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Yay, that looks like Russian for "40kVAr" on there.
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Dr. H.
Fri Nov 09 2007, 05:16PM
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Steve Conner wrote ...

Yay, that looks like Russian for "40kVAr" on there.

Am... a little help here. What does that means, is it good or is ti bad rolleyes
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Steve Ward
Fri Nov 09 2007, 07:07PM
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The KVAR rating is the "kilo volt-amp reactive" rating. Basically, it means that the capacitor can run say 10kV RMS at 10A RMS without failure. Its really just sort of a way to spec the RMS current capability, but saying it in KVARs is useful for power engineers.

In summary, your caps are great for VTTC use. In fact one cap alone probably has enough KVAR rating to handle your 4kVA VTTC (assuming a primary Q of 10 and its right on). But, you have to make up for a higher voltage and capacitance rating, so your bank is massively overbuilt for current capability.
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Dr. H.
Sun Nov 18 2007, 06:59PM
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Hi guys
Thanks for the reply Steve smile . So hire is an update on the coil. I completed the filament supply, with a soft start (i think it is called that way). It uses a full wave rectifier (made out of schottky diods to have less forward drop) a 66 000 uF for smoothening. All of this is done to rise the voltage on the filament. If there is any concerns, recommendations or flaws please write. Here some pics shades
1195412283 931 FT33582 Pic 4496

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1195412283 931 FT33582 Pic 4511
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Dr. H.
Fri Nov 23 2007, 07:38PM
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Hi guys smile
I've done some progress on the coil so here a few pics. What do you think guys shades . And one question - is it possible to use two DIFFERENT MOTs for the the power supply rolleyes

1195846626 931 FT33582 Pic 4514

1195846626 931 FT33582 Pic 4516

1195846626 931 FT33582 Pic 4517
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Steve Ward
Fri Nov 23 2007, 08:46PM
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And one question - is it possible to use two DIFFERENT MOTs for the the power supply


That depends on the arrangement. With their secondaries in series then its surely OK, as long as one secondary isnt rated for significantly less current than the other (your output current is limited by the weakest link). If you want to parallel them, and their output voltages are different, then you end up "shorting out" the difference in voltage, and this is then a waste of power.

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Dr. H.
Sat May 03 2008, 06:17PM
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Hi guys
it has been a while since i started this project and it is time to continue forward smile . It is going to be on 3 "floors". The first will contain the 2 MOTs the transformer for the +600 and - 200v and the supply for the filaments. The second floor will cointain the valves, the MOCs for the doubler, the high voltage diod, and the circuit for the greed. The top floor will contain the primary, secondary and the resonant capacitor. Here some pics of the progres. It is far away from finish, but you will get the idea smile . Please write if you see any obvious flaws -we are playing with serious voltage here neutral
1209838508 931 FT33582 Pic 4717

1209838508 931 FT33582 Pic 4721

1209838508 931 FT33582 Vttcall
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Alexandre
Sun May 04 2008, 01:36AM
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how the voltage of a filament of this VT??? rolleyes
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Dr. H.
Sun May 04 2008, 06:58AM
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You can see the supply for the filament on the top picture in the right (the fan is for cooling the filament transformer and the diods)
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Alexandre
Sun May 04 2008, 10:50PM
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Rigth..

But, the voltage is????
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