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PartialDischarge:
Now "this" is a proper thyratron, couldn't resist getting one
drussell:

--- Quote from: MasterTech on November 13, 2018, 12:56:37 pm ---Now "this" is a proper thyratron, couldn't resist getting one
--- End quote ---

Indeed!  Now thats a zapper!!  :)
T3sl4co1l:
http://www.mif.pg.gda.pl/homepages/frank/sheets/030/d/DCG7-100.pdf if anyone is curious.

Tim
drussell:
Actually using it for anything could be a bit... errrrr... interesting.  :)

The heater power on that beast is only 100W but it should be interesting to fire it up for the first time since after the usual 10 minute heater warm-up you're supposed to pre-heat the anode for at least 35 mins using 500 volts, (limited to 6A.)  You can probably get away with a bit less than the full 3000W but need to pass some serious current though it.

Perhaps a couple good sized heating elements in series as a load?
PartialDischarge:
Rectified AC mains (240 here  :) ) should be enough to heat that, now I have to solve a more mundane problem which is getting pins that size (8mm diam, 28mm length) to make a tube socket.
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