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In this three part videoI will show you how a common slayer exciter tesla coil kit works and how you can create your own improved version of a tesla coil that is commonly referred to as a SSTC. In this second part of theI will show you how to create a top load for the SSTC as well as an appropriate IGBT full bridge driver. In the end I will talk about the function of the interrupter in the circuit. \r
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