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Loading up at Alan's house. From L-R, Beth, Ross, Alan Yang, Jason
Shire |
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Ross-O's Coil |
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Brian Basura's Coil |
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Kevin Ottalini's DC Coil |
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Matt Brehend and Wayne Tang demo the standard beginner Tesla Coil with
salt water caps. Matt shows off his cool home built rotary spark gap with digitally
controlled motor. |
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Mike Church's coil |
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Mike has an interesting PSU. That houses 4 15/60s. The JL
doubles as a safety gap |
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Scott Hanson's coil. Notice the Maxwell Laser caps. |
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A view down the fron line of coils (there is also a rear line) |
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Brad Lewis and Dan Krones have an interesting RSG from a scrapped
spectroscoper(???) |
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Trent Mullins' Coil |
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Alan Yang's coil. Alan didn't have a coil ready so several of us
loaned him components and he wired them all together. It wasn't optimal, but did OK
for something thrown together in a few hours. |
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Dave McNamee's coil. Spun AL toroid, wound with Litz
wire. |
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Brian Basura's Mini-Twin |
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Mike Church's cute little coils. |
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Jim Lux's little coil. |
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Dale Hall's DC single shot coil? Hey, think he's sponsored by
Pepsi? |
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Jim Lux's small VDG |
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Rather large VDG being unloaded by Richard Silvera and family |
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The Silvera VDG fully assembled |
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Kevin demonstrates his Marx Bank. |
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Denis Despins was exploding wires |
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Ross Overstreet has the quarter-shrinker ready to go! Stand Back! |
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The aftermath. (Tiny quarter already removed) |
