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[gotoluc]

LOL yeah, I just paid mine 4 times more.

By the way hows the half geet project comming along? Im gonna build something similiar, hopefully very soon, I need to get the plasma working perfectly first

Well electronic components availability are always a problem in my city and preventing me from completing my tests. I'm waiting for a 4N35 Optocoupler for my SCR trigger circuit which a local store said would take only about 4 days to get in and that was 2 weeks ago and not in yet. I can't build the VexUs circuit since I'm also waiting for diodes to come in any day

I'm glad to see other are moving along and getting results. Hopefully I will have something to show for next week

Luc

[gotoluc]

There seems to be nothing else that is particularily cheap from that supplier.  He also lists the same part as a transistor, for a higher price and with a quantity of 25.  Beware...

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/1N5408-Transistor-x-25-pcs_W0QQitemZ160153629542QQihZ006QQcategoryZ4663QQcmdZViewItemQQ_trksidZp1713.m153.l1262

Thanks Sprocket for bringing this up. It makes no sens ... a diode part number and calls it transistor???

Chris31, can you check with him to see what is going on here. His feedback is 100% though

Luc

[sparks]

  I think the flyback transformers in old computer monitors and television sets have hv diodes in em. 

[gotoluc]

  I think the flyback transformers in old computer monitors and television sets have hv diodes in em. 

I didn't know that. But wouldn't it be difficult to get at them since they are molded in

Luc

[Sprocket]

PCB mounted HV diodes (several KV) used in TV/monitors can still be bought - here's one source where I have bought spares in the past.

http://www.donberg.ie/

Also, EHT 'stick diodes' (20KV, see pic.) can also be found - Cricklewood Electronics still sell them.  These can simply be removed from the flyback transformer by unclipping the EHT cable that use these types.  They may not be 'beefy-enough' current-wise for this particular application though...