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Re: [TCML] reply to: nst plus asynch rotary gap, good? bad?



Cutting board plastic is almost certainly some form of polyethlyene which I don't believe is advisable for rsg construction because it softens easily.

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On Sep 8, 2009, at 2:09 PM, mike osipowicz <yosip1115@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:


This is a reply to Jim Mora and Gary Lau, thanks for the reply's. I am going to run it at about 170 BPS, not 120 so it is a bit easier on the NST, I will have it on a dimmer so I can slow it down just a tad if needed. so correct me if I'm wrong, but 1700 rpms, with 8 rotary and 2 stationary electrodes would give me 170 BPS. If I do end up killing my NST, there are plenty of MOT's waiting for me at the dump... hopefully I will not have to go through that whole process. I am going to use some plastic from a cutting board, but I am not sure what size disc to use, my motor is rather large, so it wont loose a lot of RPM's no matter what size, but what do you recommend?
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