Re: contact spark gap VSVFSQ

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Original poster: "david baehr" <dfb25@xxxxxxxxxxx>


..i was thinking of trying something like this, BUT, instead of 
placing all the gap segments in the wind tunnel,..i would 
just  seperate one of the gaps from my current set-up   and place it 
in its own  high vacume 'box'  and very vac speed for best 
performance,.(working with the remaining gaps )..does this idea stand 
a chance ??????  I dunno


From:  "Tesla list" <tesla@xxxxxxxxxx>
To:  tesla@xxxxxxxxxx
Subject:  Re: contact spark gap VSVFSQ
Date:  Sat, 14 Apr 2007 20:20:57 -0600
>Original poster: gary350@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Later I built a VSVFSQ and found it worked just as
>well as the rotor.  I posted the info here and Rickard Hull once
>said a rotor is just a fancy toy a well tuned spark gap works just a
>well. The VSVFSQ can be used on any size TC from 400 watts to 15KW.
>It is nothing but an RQ gap with a vaccuum fan and a variac.  The
>cool thing about the VSVFSQ is you can turn the variac and watch the
>streamers get longer and shorter as you make adjustments.  A
>streamer can increase in length by 30% just by changing the fan
>speed.  The attached link shows my first VSVFSQ.  I have several of
>



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