Oops typo, doubling, not halving.
Thanks Steve.
On Thursday, September 26, 2019, 06:08:47 PM CDT, Terry Oxandale <toxandale@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
My interpretation of the description is that when you attach terminal two, you've paralleled another string of caps to the terminal 1 string, and in essence changed the frequency of the primary by halving the bank's capacitance. Apologies if I misread this.
ox
On Thursday, September 26, 2019, 04:12:29 PM CDT, undisclosed recipient via Tesla <tesla@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Please pardon the crude drawing but this is the best way
terminal out 1---[cap]—[cap]—[cap]—[cap—[cap]—[cap]—[cap]—[cap]—[cap]—| input |—[cap]—[cap]—[cap]—[cap]—[cap]—p[cap]—[cap]—[cap]—[cap]— terminal out 2
Each string of caps can handle 19 kV
With terminal 1 tapped onto the primary coil, it works as expected.
HOWEVER when I attach terminal 2 as well then I literally get nothing
Yet when I attach terminal 2 to the primary coil it works as expected.
any ideas?
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