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RE: bipolar coil design



Original poster: "Ralph Zekelman" <gridleak@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

Lee,

Try this for a corrected URL to some bipolar coil pictures:
http://www.hot-streamer.com/temp/RalphsCoil/

http://www.hot-streamer.com/temp/RalphsCoil/

Give a lot of thot to design and how to prevent corona
and arc overs.

Ralph Zekelman









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Sent: Monday, March 21, 2005 8:47 PM
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Subject: bipolar coil design

Original poster: Lee Kohlman <lwkksw@xxxxxxxxx>

I'm new to the list and have been collecting information and parts to
build
a tesla coil.
I am planning to build a bipolar coil.

My current specs are looking like this:

Secondary- 20 Awg wound 56" on a 6.25" pvc form, approx 1700 turns
Primary- 6 turns .25" copper tube flat spiral 4.5" id, 8" od at center
of
secondary
Hv Supply- 2x 15kV 60mA NST (parallel)
Cap- .03uF 45kV pulse capacitor
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 >>Topload- 2x 6" aluminum dryer duct 30" diameter toroid, 1 on each end
4"
from secondary windings.<<

Lee,
Are you building a twin bipolar, or a horizontal 1/2-wave?
See my bipolar pics at
www.hot-streamer.com/RalphsCoil/
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Ralph Zekelman






Secondary frequency- 112.76kHz Primary- 232.96 kHz

I used javatc to do the calculations.  If you want to see the complete
output let me know.

Any ideas?

Thanks,
Lee K.