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[TCML] Corcom EMI filter

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Subject: [TCML] Corcom EMI filter
From: "Steve Vance" <steve_vance@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 9 Nov 2010 15:01:37 -0600
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Hello List,
 After reading about all the stuff other people have fried with their Tesla Coils I think I will add some more protection to my current build. I have a few Corcom 30VSK6 30 amp EMI filters laying around. I think I will put one on the supply line of my 12/30 NST powered coil. The question I have is, would it be better to connect the case ground of the filter to the mains or the rf ground? 
Any input would be appreciated.
Steve
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