guitarguy89
- Sep 15, 2014
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Alrighty so I'm still trying to get a functioning Jacob's Ladder model going. I'm to the point now where harvesting and building my own is too much of a headache. Mainly because a neon sign transformer for a decent price is next to impossible to find where I am.
Low and behold I come across a "Jacob's Ladder/Tesla Coil flyback driver and ignition coil"
This item's description reads:
"1. 12-36VDC input (recommend 24V), output high voltage direct current, voltage of the input voltage of about 1000 times. The 12V input can reach 50-100W power, 24 V input max can reach more than 200W, so request power supply current best in more than 10A.
2. A flyback drive circuit, which is used to drive the ignition coil, as did the Zero Voltage Switching, masses of fans called them "ZVS circuit". Because of its big power, low heat, simple and reliable by fans are widely used in the drive spark gap tesla coil (SGTC) and Jacob, ladders, Marx generator, etc."
My question to all of you is: is this all I need? Well aside from a power supply and the electrodes for the Ladder. Sorry for the Nubian question
, it's hard to learn on your own when nobody you know is into the subject.
Low and behold I come across a "Jacob's Ladder/Tesla Coil flyback driver and ignition coil"
This item's description reads:
"1. 12-36VDC input (recommend 24V), output high voltage direct current, voltage of the input voltage of about 1000 times. The 12V input can reach 50-100W power, 24 V input max can reach more than 200W, so request power supply current best in more than 10A.
2. A flyback drive circuit, which is used to drive the ignition coil, as did the Zero Voltage Switching, masses of fans called them "ZVS circuit". Because of its big power, low heat, simple and reliable by fans are widely used in the drive spark gap tesla coil (SGTC) and Jacob, ladders, Marx generator, etc."
My question to all of you is: is this all I need? Well aside from a power supply and the electrodes for the Ladder. Sorry for the Nubian question
, it's hard to learn on your own when nobody you know is into the subject.