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[nul-points]

hi all

since there is supposedly a longitudinal force in the direction of high-current flow, has anyone with a 'nail-type' spark gap seen any evidence of the gap electrodes being forced apart?

thanks
sandy
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[vlindos]

Im using 2x 1,000uF 200V so thats plenty.

Try putting a small piece of paper on top of the spark gap, it should atleast fly off if there is an explosion, are you getting that?
Thats what I expect to happen on my setup in open air, unless Im missing something. The polystyrene foam didnt even move LOL, just plenty of flash and bang.

Well you're having big charge (40J). But at least you should having the foam jumping... I am able to push paper
How do you pour water into the spark plug the water. I'd made several tests closing a spark plug into glass (plastic one!) full with water. Most of the times there was a just a big bangs and shortage (because of the water) at the spark plug, but some times I was achieve noticable explosion.
Still whole "explosive" subject is big question to me, a lot of work to be done.

[Groundloop]

bxngoc,

My Tesla switch did not work on ANY frequency.

See the Tesla switch thread. (Sorry Luc for the off topic post.)

Groundloop.

[lon92]

Hey guys, I'm playing with Plasma Spark for a month now...

But I get very very very bad misfire...

Any ideas??

[vlindos]

Hey guys, I'm playing with Plasma Spark for a month now...

But I get very very very bad misfire...

Any ideas??

Reasons might be:
1) HV misfires
2) not enough power to charge the big capacitors (need for more bulbs)
3) spark plug react surface is dirty