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Post by sgort87 on Aug 17, 2005 11:33:57 GMT -5
Well they would increase only if you do it in parallel. If you wire it in series it will be a lot smaller. And yes the voltage requirement should remain constant.
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Post by blowemupspudguy on Aug 17, 2005 12:05:09 GMT -5
yeah that's what i got from the little i know about electronics
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Post by sgort87 on Aug 17, 2005 23:40:43 GMT -5
But remember that even though the capacitance is higher it doesn't really make the spark better. It's optimal to have a very high difference of potential so you can jump a gap. You don't see anything in the hundreds of volts jumping any significant distance. What you want is for it to jump about an inch or so. That would be good for a spud gun. 300 and some odd volts wont jump very well for you even if you could make yourself a circuit for it.
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Post by blowemupspudguy on Aug 19, 2005 7:27:47 GMT -5
yeah, that's to bad. i have pretty much given up the idea but if anyone gets anything new be sure to post
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Post by sgort87 on Aug 19, 2005 18:36:51 GMT -5
I'll let you know, but really the way to do it is to copy a stun gun circuit. If you can pull it off, take a stun gun apart and use only the bare components of it to make your spark. Remove the button and on/off switch and install your own into the box you put all the components in. If you want I will tell you EXACTLY how to do this and how to have your mixture fan in the same circuit. Just ask and I'll tell you everything you need to know.
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Post by blowemupspudguy on Aug 19, 2005 21:17:48 GMT -5
ok thanks, im not in a huge need of it right now cause iv long since moved on to other things, but i appriciate your offer
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Post by sgort87 on Aug 20, 2005 15:08:16 GMT -5
Ah, alrighty.
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