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November 25th 05, 08:29 PM
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Unusual functions of cheap parts
Paul Keinanen wrote:
. . . You must have quite slow fuses in 110 V land if you can do a reliable ignition without blowing the fuse. For 230 V operation, I would suggest using a current limiting resistor (such as a large heater) or an inductance (such as fluorescent light ballast) during the ignition. When there is a solid arc, the current limiter can be shorted out. Aren't you in danger of damaging your eyes from the UV emitted from the arc? Roy Lewallen, W7EL |
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