Flyback wire would be hard to come by today, and as I remember it was stiff
as a board.

Tried to find spark plug wire today, no go.  It's kits or nothing.

I am going to try some silver teflon wire in two layers of silicone tubing
and see how that does.
If I can deliver 60kV with the leakage, I'm ok.

On Fri, Apr 3, 2015 at 12:56 PM, <alan.b.pearce@stfc.ac.uk> wrote:

> > > Spark plug wire?
> >
> > Ultor wire ?
> >
> > Or add layers of heat-shrink to a multi-strand cable
>
> I was thinking EHT wire from cathode ray tube systems, such as TVs.
> Probably harder to obtain than spark plug wire (but it might be the same
> stuff too) as it is solidly built into the EHT transformer to stop corona
> problems at that end.
>
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