Tesla
Coil:
Here is a list of good Tesla coiling
sites, and a brief description of why I put them here.
This is an Austrailian site dealing with
all kinds of HV stuff, but is a must see for all Tesla coilers.
Peter Terren is a master of coil photography in my opinion, and his six
inch coil was the rough blueprint for my own (although his works much
better!).
This is the serious coilers single best
resource, it contains over 10 years of archived conversation by
coilers, about coils. You can also sign up to be on the TCML and
have it delivered to your inbox every day, I am a member, and have learned a
great deal form these fine people.
This is Bart
Anderson's website, it has a link to JavaTC, the best tesla coil design
program ever, period. He has a lot of good coils to look at as
well.
This
is a very good website made by Bill Beaty, that tells you where to get
a lot of supplies and stuff, for both Tesla coil, and plasma globe
related projects. It has lots of other science project related
stuff as well.
This
is a website that shows a lot of detail for DC tesla coils, and some
very nice plasma globes. Mark Dunn is the inventer of the SISG
system.
John
Freau has a good website that explains how to make a phase shifter for
your SRSG. He also has a very good VTTC page.
Terry
Blake has an excellect webpage, it is full of information on RSGs,
MMCs, and overall coil stuff. He invented (as far as anybody
knows) the Propeller style rotary spark gap, which I use on my 6-in
coil. He also has pictures from several Teslathons, which are
a real treat.