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Article #22265Re: Anyone know about arc generators? `ffzzapp'
From: John - Nagle
Date: Sun, 04 Feb 1990 18:58
Date: Sun, 04 Feb 1990 18:58
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A Jacobs' Ladder will work better if enclosed in a tall plexiglas
or glass tube. This keeps the plasma from dispersing as it rises, and the
arc will be more stable.
Note that arcs generate ozone, which is a corrosive gas. Adequate
ventilation is required.
John Nagle
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