Re: Various questions was: Re: potential transformer for sale?

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Original poster: "Jocelyn Duquette by way of Terry Fritz <teslalist-at-qwest-dot-net>" <jdessence-at-yahoo-dot-com>


thank you so much!

where can I find a good modern web site or ... to get good information to 
build a Tesla device w/ 3 coils?

FYI I am building a bio-medical device I need good explanations to describe 
all the changes going on as well as the different waveforms & signals being 
created. Most web sites don't seem to get to that level of explainations.

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Original poster: "Jim Lux by way of Terry Fritz "


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Subject: RE: potential transformer for sale?


 > Original poster: "Jocelyn Duquette by way of Terry Fritz
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 >
 > would anyone have a user friendly (not DOS) Window SW application to
 > determine all the different parameters needed to build a Tesla coil?
Start with Ed Sonderman's Excel spreadsheet downloadable from the
http://www.pupman-dot-com/ website...
There are also a number of java based TC calculators available online.

 >
 > is there anyone who can built a vortex shaped Tesla coil?
vortex shaped meaning conical? No particular reason why you! couldn't. The
Griffith Park Observatory TC is conical, with the point at the top. I
suppose one could build a secondary that is pointed at the bottom... The
mechanical winding aspects would probably be the challenge (winding on a
cone is tricky)...

 >
 > is there anyone who can built a Tesla coil based on 3 coils instead of 2?

It's called a magnifier, usually.. One primary, a fairly tightly coupled
secondary, and a third coil that is connected to the secondary.
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 >



Ciao!
Jocelyn Duquette,