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General Chat => General Chat => Topic started by: DaiKen on January 25, 2018, 10:29:51 AM
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Hi all,
In his book 'The ULTIMATE Tesla Coil Design and Construction Guide' Mitch Tilbury states https://www.mhprofessional.com/tilbury/ as the url where the spreadsheet used in the book can be downloaded. The book stems from 2017 and the link seems outdated. Does anyone know where to find mentioned spreadsheets?
Hope to hear from you.
Kind regards,
Ton DaiKen
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Searching for his name and book title with filetype:xls/xlsx did not reveal anything.
But there is a tab to download chapter files on McGrawhill's website: https://www.mhprofessional.com/9780071497374-usa-the-ultimate-tesla-coil-design-and-construction-guide-group
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Thanks for your reply, Mads. I was already aware of that link, and ir unfortunately leads not to what I meant. I however found the new link for the spreadsheets: https://www.mhprofessionalresources.com/getpage.php?c=engarch_0071497374_tilbury.php&cat=113
There you will find the spreadsheets and spice-files discussed in the book.
Kind regards to all!
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Good that you found it :)
I also just had a laugh over this written for public download...
Note:
These downloadable files are provided as a service to paid buyers of these books only. Please do not download these files if you are a prospective buyer or are "previewing the book" and have not yet adopted the book. It is illegal and a violation of copyright to download these files if you have not already paid for the book.
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Which is a good laugh worth, indeed. Shows how little these conservative publishers understand about the internet. But, without the text in the book the files are rather useless, I think,
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Dear gentlemen I am a mechanical engineer newly fascinated about tesla coils.
I bought a used copy of this book and I came across a problem finding the excel sheets. Can someone give a live link or share the sheets somehow?
I would appreciate any effort helping me in this kind of quest. McGraw & Hill seems to have abandoned any support in this.