I've never heard anything to the effect, but I would assume that if the capacitor is placed too low, there would be more of a probability of the capacitor faulting due to improper placement. I personally don't build machines or coils though, so I'm not 100% on that.
A: As soon as a DC voltage is applied the capacitor is a short or no voltage
Each artist finds and performs different settings for their personal machine, allowing the artist to feel comfortable using the machine. The type of skin the client has, along with the size or type of tattoo, determines the setting of the machine and the power supply. Plug in the power supply and attach the cord to the tattoo machine. Place the tube in the tattoo machine and insert the needle in the tube. Tap the foot pedal to ensure the machine is working. Adjust the springs on the tattoo machine to control the depth. Apply pressure with the hand that holds the machine, pressing down into the skin for more depth after adjusting the springs. Turn the voltage of the power supply up to adjust the speed. The more voltage, or higher setting, of the power supply equals a quicker speed. A lower speed is optimal for tattooing bony areas of the body and high speeds for fleshy parts.
She's lame, especially if the tattoo is on her lower back.
A capacitor totally blocks DC current (it's an open circuit to it). The higher the frequency, the less resistance (impedance) the capacitor has.
yes
It all depends on the size of the tattoo and the amount of detail you want in it.
Believe it or not,Lady GaGa`s favorite tattoo is on at her lower back on her waist
hight
If you are referring to a capacitor that connects to a 'tweeter' (the smaller high frequency speaker) it's function is to filter out the lower (bass) frequency signals, a capacitor 'blocks' direct currents (DC) and as a result the electrical 'signal' to a loudspeaker gets 'closer' to a direct current, the lower the frequency, so the capacitor is 'happy' to let high frequency (treble) signals pass through it, but resists the signal as the sound frequency decreases, down to the lower (bass) signals.
go to a doctor. this doesn't sound like something associated with a tattoo.
Almost all tattoos hurt. It is the skill of the tattoo artist that adds or subtracts from the pain.
The tattoo power supply should be set under 3V for machine. some useful parameter: Tattoo machine: 3-15V, Starting 3V,working under 6-9V. Tattoo power supply: input AC:110V-220V conversion, output DC: 0-15V conversion, starting work under 3V.