[TCML] c/w multiplier coil
Clive Hansen
mrclivehansen at gmail.com
Sun Feb 17 22:58:29 MST 2008
Hello Everyone,
Some time ago I built a Crockroft-Walton multiplier to quintuple the
voltage of a power supply for use with a small coil. Recently, the
multiplier was hissing and losing a lot of power to corona. So, I
decided to operate it under oil in a coffee can since it is a small
multiplier. I sunk the whole multiplier in a coffee can filled with
motor oil. The can is metal, but the components are all at least 3/4
inches from the sides. The assembly worked exceptionally the first
several times I ran it. However, when I power it up now, there are no
sparks from the coil. Directly shorting the multiplier yields only 2-3mm
long sparks which are very faint, whereas before it would produce 1.5in
sparks when shorted. Also, when powered on, the transformer makes an odd
clicking noise which I did not notice before. Does anybody know what the
problem is here?
Thanks,
Clive
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Clive Hansen
http://clivetech.thruhere.net
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