Quote from: OilBarren on April 18, 2008, 11:40:57 AM
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A HIGH VOLTAGE - HIGH ELECTROSTATIC FIELD - SHORTED COIL SCENARIO AND RESULTING ACCELERATION
Thane

Electrostatic - shorted coil            In any shorted coil, current is maximum, electrostatic (voltage) potential is minimum .

Quote from: hoptoad on April 20, 2008, 03:30:36 AM
Electrostatic - shorted coil            In any shorted coil, current is maximum, electrostatic (voltage) potential is minimum .

"The only thing that interferes with my learning is my education."
Albert Einstein

@aether22,

I finally got a big honking HV coil finished using the method we discussed earlier. It is 205 Ohms using 28 gauge. It should be 3159 ft, but it's physical size calculates to around 5000. I guess due to uneven winding, no Luc machine. It came off the side of the spool with no twist or breaks, clockwise to clockwise. The only problem I had was the winding would side off to the edges (making them loose) when the level at the edge areas was lower than the center area. This was corrected by slowing the drill down at each end and making sure the edge was at the same level. It would have helped, if I had used a much larger cardboard bobbin at each end.

Regards,
Larry

Hi JustMe,

How are you getting 600 X 400 at 46.71 KB, when I'm only getting 46.88 KB at 320X240?

Thanks,
Larry

Quote from: LarryC on April 20, 2008, 08:23:02 PM
Hi JustMe,

How are you getting 600 X 400 at 46.71 KB, when I'm only getting 46.88 KB at 320X240?

Thanks,
Larry

REALLY NICE JOB THERE LARRY!  I HOPE IT GOES WELL FOR YOU.
BTW - JUSTME KNOWS MORE TRICKS THAN A MAGICIAN'S POCKET.

CHEERS
Thane