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Re: [TCML] Effect of doubling the input current



One thing people may not be aware of so easily if the phone lines. I was doing some wireless power testing some years ago, some 250watts. It blew everything in the house with an antenna and also blew up the local phone exchange. Its a good idea to keep coils away from everything, its amazing how things can pickup energy!

Chris






Phil Tuck wrote:
Hello Bart
It seems the answer must be yes, as the machine was unplugged, so the surge can't have come up the mains lead (the coil has a RFI mains filter anyway) The engineer came today and the main control card has blown, but it showed no physical signs of damage - burns etc. So when anyone next fires up inside
be carefull, or it can be very expensive. I always unplug everything, but
this is clearly not enough as an unexpected streamer reached the machine.

Phil

-----Original Message-----
From: bartb [mailto:bartb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: 10 December 2008 02:11
To: Tesla Coil Mailing List
Subject: Re: [TCML] Effect of doubling the input current

Hi Phil,

Yes, I didn't realize you were in the UK. So a 1.48 ratio. Even better!
You should do fine there.
Sorry to hear about the washing machine. Did a strike hit it?

Bart

Phil Tuck wrote:

Hello Bart.
Your reply worried me then I remembered I live in the UK @ 230 volts and

50

hz, so panic over.





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