RE: DC Jacob's Ladder

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Original poster: "Jim Mora" <jmora@xxxxxxxxxxx>

Hi Steve,

Remember this is a 3 phase source with a mongo filter inductor on the
output. Hmm, running it via a Asrsg, albeit a big one!

Jim Mora
BTW, I acquired a 9kJ 50KVDC cap charger also 3 phase powered :-)

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Subject: Re: DC Jacob's Ladder

Original poster: "Steve Ward" <steve.ward@xxxxxxxxx>

DC jacobs ladder works just fine... if you wander my website a bit you
will find pictures of where i tested either my 150kVDC power supply or
my CCPS with a jacobs ladder.  In my cases, the sparks are usually a
very pale white, and there is no nice 60hz hummm, just some snaps and
pops.  Of course, just rectifying a low frequency source would be far
different than my scenario, where the AC source was actually at 100khz
(so you dont hear the ripple on the DC).

Id guess you wouldnt see much difference between a pig powered JL with
or without diodes (assuming *just* diodes).

Steve

On 4/25/07, Tesla list <tesla@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>Original poster: Frosty <frosty90@xxxxxxxxx>
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>Yeah that would be interesting, ive always wondered what a DC jacobs
>ladder would sound like!
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>On 4/26/07, Tesla list <<mailto:tesla@xxxxxxxxxx>tesla@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>Original poster: "Jim Mora" <<mailto:jmora@xxxxxxxxxxx>jmora@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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>Hello,
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>Has anyone ever tried a DC JL and if so what is it like? My concern
>are my diodes' safety; but, I'm using 6 in series in a 6 pulse, 3
>phase setup. They are rated at 7500v, 4amps outputing 24KV DC. There
>is a very large filter choke in the tank on the output.
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>Thanks,
>Jim Mora
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>Frosty
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