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Ebay. Type in high voltage wire 15kv and you should get enough hits. 73, Alek. VK6APK

Packard 440 ignition wire NAPA or AZ.Neon sign wire.? Local sign shopI use it on a commercial FM?10kv@ 3.7amps?Don W4DNR? null

Usually test lead wire is good for about 6KV. You can get ‘igniter wire’ from a furnace place. We use it for igniting our pilots on our waste solvent burners. That stuff is usually silicone and

What about some wire that was used for the picture tube HV connection, if its around anymore? Andy? K9ATX -- "Where the Old Soo crossed the New Soo" Duplainville, Wisconsin Web page at:

I use 30KV neon sign wire from amazon.? The white version.? I then strip some coax braid from some RG58 to make a shield. C -- Please let me quote you for your parts needs! I offer a discount on

I’ve used Teflon RG-8. Left the shield on and grounded it at each end. I bought it from a junk pile at a hamfest. Jim - KR9U Sent: Monday, March 9, 2020 12:43 To: [email protected] Subject:

Check into wire for test lead use.? You can find fantastically high voltage ratings on those. 73/jeff/ac0c alpha-charlie-zero-charlie www.ac0c.com

PTFE coax?? I bought some HT cable from a hamfest years and years ago but don’t recall seeing anything similar recently? Dave G0OIL

Neon sign wire?

What do folks use nowadays for high voltage wire between a power supply and the amp? A check with car parts stores for spark plug wire yields only today’s weird stuff (used to suppress radio

HD? opto? isolator? will? be? used? to? activate? the? 12? vdc? vac? relay? coil.? Opto's output? side? is? just? a solid? state SPST? device.? I? can? activate several? vac?

I? could? also? wire a small? 250 vac? rated MOV? across relay? contacts. Jim? VE7RF

25k? uf? ?cap? is? only? charged up? to? 12? vdc...? = lousy 1.8? joules.? ? Cap? in parallel? with? 12 vdc? coil. Relay? contacts? wired? across? the? drop? resistor? to?

How much relay pitting would you get at 25,000 uf ? A little more complicated, but a 555 timer with a adjustment knob might let you experiment a little more with hang time. Don W4DNR Quoting Jim VE7RF

<Don Roden Feb 26 #37161 ( /g/ham-amplifiers/message/37161 ) <Slow delay also equals slow pickup unless you add another relay contact. <Don W4DNR ##? I? had? thought? of? that

< Joe WB9SBD Feb 26 #37160 ( /g/ham-amplifiers/message/37160 ) < Wouldn't just the inertia of the blower itself provide almost the same delays you are desiring? ##? I? thought?

Slow delay also equals slow pickup unless you add another relay contact.?Don W4DNR

Wouldn't just the inertia of the blower itself provide almost the same delays you are desiring? Joe WB9SBD Sig The Original Rolling Ball Clock Idle Tyme Idle-Tyme.com http://www.idle-tyme.com

I'm? going? to? use a? resistor to? slow? down a blower....on? RX.? ? ?Resistor? shunted? on? TX.....? with a DPST - NO Kilovac vac? relay.? (contacts in? parallel). (12? vdc?

Thought I'd let all you guys, 25 replies I received with advice, what a great group of folks you all are! Anyway, I hooked up KN4UNA's AL-1200 amp he received from his uncle's estate, W4WWF Rober