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RE: Calling Bart Anderson



Original poster: "Jim Mora" <jmora@xxxxxxxxxxx>

Curt,

That is exactly what started this thread. I have a middle man that can get
condenser Product caps for me; I may need two. The .1 45KV is what I was
interested in. Can you get them? Do they sell to Tesla coilers?

I'm not worried about all the caps I have, they are a commodity. But two
connections are way attractive. I will be running DC at 24KV 1 amp 200^ bps.

Jim - Let me know...

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Subject: Re: Calling Bart Anderson

Original poster: "C. Sibley" <a37chevy@xxxxxxxxx>

Just my opinion, but 400 indivudual capacitors for an MMC sounds
impractical to me.  Condensor Products built me a .1uF this year for
$450 which is cheap by comparison.  I guess a MMC would be cheaper to
repair if something blew, wheras a professional pulse cap would be a
total loss.  You choice, but my time is worth more than the hours it
would take to solder 400 little caps together.

Curt.


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Subject: Calling Bart Anderson


Original poster: "Jim Mora" <jmora@xxxxxxxxxxx>

Hi Bart, et al,

Was my additive inductance  leads, turns, etc, ever a concern
considered in JAVAMMC ? Darn, I will have 398 CD's .15uf 22 per
string and the program still rates the standoff to "fair". That's a
$1000 bucks. At least 18 strings comes out to "excellent" temperature rise.

What's you opinion on bigger coils. Are MMC's still practical?

Thanks for you outstanding Java Magic!
Jim Mora