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[niyazzi]

I'm trying to upload an archived video, but I can't. https://cloud.mail.ru/stock/3Hi8FKBC6k66vyADq3NU4Vf4

[Void]

Thanks Niyazzi. The new web link is working. I can view the video now.

[niyazzi]

Nice to see you here niyazzi.
When I get a chance, I will try to build one of these setups, but still not sure about
the details of how they are driving the tesla coil. It appears they use a step up
device such as a CFL driver module to drive the tesla coil primary with high voltage pulses,
rather than driving the tesla coil primary with lower voltage like 12V or 24V.
I need to take a closer look however.
[/quoteIf you look closely at the photo of the CFL driver, you will not see the transistors provided by the circuit. They are soldered. One additional transistor and a choke are added to the circuit. It is safe to say that only part of the driver scheme is used. But He didn't say anything about it.]

[Void]

If you look closely at the photo of the CFL driver, you will not see the transistors provided by the circuit. They are soldered. One additional transistor and a choke are added to the circuit. It is safe to say that only part of the driver scheme is used. But He didn't say anything about it.]

Hello Niyazzi. Yes, thanks, I noticed that. I would guess he uses the output voltage of the driver
circuit as the voltage source, say 100 to 200 Volts DC output or so, and uses the external transistor
to switch that voltage to drive the tesla coil primary winding, similar to a kacher type driver.

[justawatt]

Hi
Niyazzi
Sorry being so rude. I have seen you in that group
And now seeing here was a surprise.

The gauge bunk said was wrong.
0.3 means it is 30 swg. And
O.5 means it is 25-26 swg

But when I checked it winding shop they said it
Might be around 24 swg and 28 swg

And can you confirm the driver they have used
It is not cfl ballast circuit.
I have tested my self the winding was same.
But didn't get any output has they claimed for
2.5kw
Those are not cfl ballast sure