Help I Need High Voltant

[Bodkins]

Hello All

Im been working very hard trying to crack the Free Energy Egg and
I think I may have a go idea on what i need to do to start a hole new chapter in my research but i need High Voltage at high frequency.

For the frequency I have a signal generator but how do i get High Voltant at high frequency

It needs to be simple to build so people can rep it.
I have a mircowave transformer a three Ignition coils.
Cheers
Bodkins
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[Aaron]

MWO's

Multi Wave Oscillators (MWO's) are high voltage and high frequencies.

[Guest]

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[Bodkins]

Cheers Arron that open my eye abit
Cheers Gauss I found that website before but lost it somehow

If anyone else has any idea please post

[Inquorate]

Um

I think I know where your going with the high voltage idea. I tried building a tesla coil, but the resonance thing is too fiddley, time is too short.

You could try copper pipe primary around welding rod core, and hv wire secondary, all in a plastic water dispenser container filled with oil...

[amigo]

I suppose it all depends what kind of potentials you are looking for and the output waveform. The cheapest way might be to use the 555 driver on a camera flash transformer and tune it to resonance to get a sine wave, if that's the goal.

A Wimhurst machine would be a really nice electrostatic source (mine was pretty cheap) and if you hookup a motor to it you get a continous source...but I guess that's not reproducable item and needs to be purchased.

[Bodkins]

I suppose it all depends what kind of potentials you are looking for and the output waveform. The cheapest way might be to use the 555 driver on a camera flash transformer and tune it to resonance to get a sine wave, if that's the goal.

A Wimhurst machine would be a really nice electrostatic source (mine was pretty cheap) and if you hookup a motor to it you get a continous source...but I guess that's not reproducable item and needs to be purchased.

MAKE A HIGH VOLTAGE SUPPLY IN 5 MINUTES
big potential as posible cheers for your time Amigo.

[amigo]

I've recently salvaged electronics from a CRT monitor and it looks like the flyback might still be working. I should try to build a HV supply using it...but that and another 300 things are on my to-do list.

I'll bookmark that instructable for later, thanks!

[Bodkins]

Recycle stuff

Using a hot air paint stripper to recycle everthing on old boards is cheap and easy.
The gun will be usefull Later Too.

[Electrotek]

MAKE A HIGH VOLTAGE SUPPLY IN 5 MINUTES
big potential as posible cheers for your time Amigo.

I'm going to try this with an ignition coil.

[Bodkins]

I'm going to try this with an ignition coil.

Cool good idea, Im trying using this with a oscillating fan in parrallel.
Good luck.

[shlodo]

HV Supply

@Bodkins

Flybacks are cool, get em in TV's and monitors. they input 12V and you can run em easily up to 24V and they put out several kV.

aparently u want the old style ones coz they are easy to hack, or atleast the ones without bridge rectifiers integrated (many of the new ones do). Without the bridge u can get AC as well as DC so it gives u more to play around with.

I saw a cool schematic that used a very old toiroidal type one (sent u link on utube) and you can wind an extra coil onto it and create a self oscillating circuit with it. same principle as the solid state bedini or the joule thief.

Microwave transformers can give u even more output, i think they run on 240V mains supply.(think they are a bit dangerous tho)
Then apparently the best is the neon sign transformer, expensive, hard to find. Really good for Tesla coils

I wanna get a HV supply too and i reckon flyback would be good to start off with. u can run lifters off them!

-hope that helps

[Bodkins]

Niceone the more we now the more we can do Outstanding info

[Bodkins]

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