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[TCML] CW magnifier

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Subject: [TCML] CW magnifier
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Date: Thu, 31 Mar 2011 20:33:50 +1300
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Hi
I am just wondering if anyone knows if a "magnifier" style tesla coil can
be built using CW, or does the principle only work with pulsed coils?
My understanding of them is they perform best with a low impedance driver
(primary tank/seconday coil), with a very short duration (fast quenching)
pulse...
Anyone tried CW with it...?

Carlos
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