[TCML] First ever Pig SISG.... inadvertently

[Scott Bogard]

Mark and Phil,
     I don't know anything about SISG, but if I understand Phil's setup 
he has no filter cap on his rectifier.  Would that not lead to phasing 
problems if he got his bps around 120, just like a sync AC gap, or does 
something else come into play that causes that to be a moot factor (or 
does he have a filter cap and I misunderstood, or does a filter cap make 
no difference).  Also do you need a charging choke for an SISG coil? 
Please excuse my ignorance!

Scott Bogard.

Mark R Dunn wrote:
> Phil:
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> That was fast.
> Nice Work!
> Amazing how loud the streamers alone are.
> I always thought the spark gap was the majority of the noise until I ran
> with the SISG.
> I do believe you are the first to use SISG with a Pig - or at least the
> first to report it.
> Now add to the cap value and get the BPS down to improve the performance.
> Optimal BPS is 120 for the SISG on 60 Hz power.
>
> Mark
>
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>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: tesla-bounces at pupman.com [mailto:tesla-bounces at pupman.com] On Behalf
>> Of FIFTYGUY at aol.com
>> Sent: Sunday, February 03, 2008 10:25 AM
>> To: tesla at pupman.com
>> Subject: [TCML] First ever Pig SISG.... inadvertently
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>> Folks-
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>>    FWIW, last night I became the first person to run a SISG coil from a 
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> pole pig. 
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