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Well....It would seem I have a new power supply for my x-ray tubes! ^_^

RT

<t>Much obliged Dan, for those links, good information on current limiters (and how to Macgyver afew.) Also, if what you said is the case, then it sounds like a x-ray transformer/neon sign transformer would be better suited for the job. (an xray transformer perhaps a little more potent than I would ...

<t>"This is an all electronic/solid-state power supply that outputs high voltage (unfiltered) DC from about 10Kv to over 60 Kv in 10Kv increments. " -Unitednuclear.com<br/> <br/> As far as the website goes that's it, the manual will be here in a day or so, they might have something more to work with...

<r>Howdy all, this is my second post so far. I would like to thank those of you who gave me some great advice on my previous vacuum chamber, I'm now working on getting a new stainless steel vacuum chamber fabricated for me as a result. So on to business, I have a high voltage DC power supply rated a...