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With all this talk about the pros and cons of rectifiers what do the =
professional broacast transmitters use?. What about John Lyles K5PRO he =
must have some interesting high voltage sticks laying around for some of =
his projects. Likewise the Los Alamos labs certainly would have some =
huge rectifier sticks for there purposes. Anyway i have the Voltage =
Multipliers Inc catalogue here, and they do the same as Rich suggest =
strings of series diodes without any resistors or Caps, they do seem to =
pot them however. They sell these sticks up to 20 KV 6 amps but want =
silly prices for stringing diodes together.
Craig=20
VK3HE
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