[TCML] Slow progress.

[Mddeming at aol.com]

In a message dated 11/16/07 11:10:43 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
btmeehan at gmail.com writes:

Ah - I  see what you mean about how you used them - I think that I could
probably  get my drill and a saw and attempt one.

Is there any real difference  between the performance of a flat coil primary
and a inverted cone shape  primary?





Inverted cones look cool to some folks, are more compact in size, and  
provide easier access to the bottom for tapping. They are also more prone to  
over-coupling , leading to racing sparks, and are more vulnerable to primary  
strikes. Properly designed, they both work well.
 
Matt D.



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