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  • Tesla Coils | Red Alert Tesla project

    Posted by Tesladownunder on Saturday 29 September 2007 - 15:51:54
    ...oper closer than that to the bottom of the smooth toroid with no problems. In fact in the game, there are sparks from the Trooper to the TC. I can a...
  • Tesla Coils | Red Alert Tesla project

    Posted by Tesladownunder on Saturday 29 September 2007 - 15:51:54
    ... Lighting is another issue since parts of the toroid are very reflective and it is preferable for the light to be diffused. I usually use a 150W h...
  • Tesla Coils | It's time for an SSTC

    Posted by Dr. Dark Current on Tuesday 25 September 2007 - 14:49:11
    I was only able to keep the antenna 8in from the breakout point, only problem was when I added a larger toroid the antenna was arcing towards the torr...
  • Tesla Coils | It's time for an SSTC

    Posted by Dr. Dark Current on Tuesday 25 September 2007 - 14:49:11
    When I play with the arcs I use an ungrounded chicken stick to draw arcs. I have a small toroid on the end of the stick and a sharp metal point pointi...
  • Tesla Coils | It's time for an SSTC

    Posted by Dr. Dark Current on Tuesday 25 September 2007 - 14:49:11
    I don't know, but this just came to my head- couldn't the larger toroid act as an one big shorted turn eating the power away?
  • Tesla Coils | It's time for an SSTC

    Posted by Dr. Dark Current on Tuesday 25 September 2007 - 14:49:11
    I don't know, but this just came to my head- couldn't the larger toroid act as an one big shorted turn eating the power away? Yes, but so would t...
  • Tesla Coils | It's time for an SSTC

    Posted by Dr. Dark Current on Tuesday 25 September 2007 - 14:49:11
    ...d the input power too. Now I made a new bigger toroid, put it on- the sparks are still the same (maybe even little shorter) but the power draw is r...
  • Tesla Coils | DRSSTC frustration

    Posted by Marko on Sunday 23 September 2007 - 20:48:46
    ...ild new one. Save the driver board, secondary and toroid. Where does this torture end? All I want now is to have this coil burst into flames and ...
  • Tesla Coils | DRSSTC frustration

    Posted by Marko on Sunday 23 September 2007 - 20:48:46
    ... load is roughly the breakout voltage of the bare toroid squared, divided by the peak power I intend to deliver. This is a consequence of the non-line...
  • Tesla Coils | DRSSTC frustration

    Posted by Marko on Sunday 23 September 2007 - 20:48:46
    ...still aren't good enough, try a different size of toroid or something. I don't really understand how the self-resonant one works. All I know is t...
 
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