Winding a Tesla coil secondary

well there is nothing left to say, I hope u will not bore... :)

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[codeartha]

where did you bought your wire in my electronical store the most i could have was 55meters at once so it means lots of solderings to do between two coils

[plasmatron6]

@codeartha i've got mine from a motor rewinding supplies

[sprogdiklis]

what did you use for coating ?

[plasmatron6]

@sprogdiklis glaze for metal or wood i think its something like polyurethane in liqud

[sprogdiklis]

@plasmatron6 can i use polyester or polyurethane glue ?

[plasmatron6]

@sprogdiklis dunno, but you can buy wood/metal glaze in every DIY shop..

[fcdog555]

what was the point of putting the glaze on?

[TheLightningStalker]

Now try it with #34 wire!

[dawnlightening]

Whats the torque and RPM of the winder motor and RPM of the coil former (the PVC pipe) ? Thanks!

[Moladyets]

You make the process look easy with your innovative setup.

[CrashByron]

@BuiltandTested The wire at the top of the secondary goes to the toroid and the bottom wire goes to earth ground.



[roman055412]

einfach nur cool!

[BuiltandTested]

Where do the ends of the wires attach? Does one of them attach to the toroid? The other doesn't connect to the primary, right?