Caleb,
Swapping the placement of the RSG and the MMC will have no affect on the output. The main reason that placing the spark gap in parallel with the primary coil (and transformer) and the capacitor in series, as opposed to vise versa, is this is supposed to help shunt any nasty RF transients, produced by the capacitor discharges, from finding their way back into the transformer's high voltage windings.
David
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> On Mar 27, 2015, at 10:56 PM, Caleb Thompson <calebriant777@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> Hey guys, I Currently Have my rotary Spark Gap In parellel and my MMC in
> series, I've done it the other way around in the past. The coil I'm
> working on is an 8" , the pole pig I'm using is a dual bushing 14.4kv , I
> removed the ground of the h2 bushing so both legs are hot, that's why I
> thought it was better the first way. Would it be better to ground out the
> h2 and reconfigure the set up, or leave it the way I have it? I am getting
> pretty good streamers the way it is , but would appreciate your
> suggestions. Thanks.
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