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Dave,
I'm not an electrical guy but I've done a lot to help this thread even so. Anyway, not all are that helpful here but everyone wants to be fed. I have learned a lot; mostly self taught; but have a lot to learn yet. I help where I can. I want one of these generators really bad. Your diagrams are very pretty, but we could use more electrical expertise here in the way of help and not criticism.
Best Regards,
David Fine / Slovenia
Your right David, I apologize
I know what you have been doing is very time consuming and youv done an excellent job.
dave
Hi everyone. Thanks for all the tips on my previous post. I have a new challenge. I just got my 3kVA iron core and I'm trying to take an inductance reading.
My little LCR meter takes readings at 100Hz 120Hz, 1kHz, and 10kHz.
So I took my first reading of the L1 on the trafo at 120Hz thinking that was "brilliant" cause that was exactly what I wanted! I took the value of L and computed the value of C @ 120Hz by setting the XL and XC equations to each other like I did when calculating the tuning caps for my primary and secondary coils.
I got suspicious when I saw that the computed value of C was pretty close to the measured value of C.
Then I realized I really needed to take the L and C measurements at the frequency that it will *see* coming from the upstream circuit. For my setup, that's 35kHz. It took me a while to grok that. But I get it now.
I saw a post about how to measure the inductance of a coil using a signal generator, but I'm seeing that to get it really precise, I need to hook it up to my L2 and I need my L2 to generate a really smooth signal at an even voltage.
So I'm back to tuning the L1 and L2, which I still haven't done effectively yet.
And I'll need to put some form of voltage control on what's coming off of the L2. Or I'll have to find a way to drive the L1 with a very smooth signal, but I'm kind of leaning toward the former approach (controlling voltage off the L2) because I think the disruptive discharge is important.
And really, before I do any of this, I need to a HF filter line filter between my NST and the wall and I need a HFHV filter between my NST and the spark-gap / tank circuit protect the secondary of the NST from high-frequency kickback. So I ordered a line filter and parts for a Terry Filter from eBay, which a lot of tesla coilers seem to like.
And I also need a way to make my spark gap quieter because it's *too damn loud*, so I guess I'm gonna build a series spark gap.
Free energy sure ain't free. :-)
Can anyone suggest some shortcuts? Am I thinking about this correctly?
Thank-you Dave!!! I appreciate your apology very much. It's been very time consuming work, but it has helped me learn a lot while doing it. So, that has been really good for me.
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In a TC supplied by AC the static gap firings tend to collect in clusters around the peaks of the supply current. This is because the tank capacitor recharges fastest when the supply current is near the peak of a cycle, and the breakdown voltage is reached in less time. In practice the firing of an AC supplied static gap system is almost always irregular, and it is quite difficult to set up the system to fire regularly over several cycles but it can be done. In terms of performance this irregular firing does not appear to hinder spark growth although it does give rise to poor power factor of the system as a whole.
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Will this totally f my secondary resonance? One argument is... yes. The other is no... the gap won't fire again until the primary and secondary ring out, so it doesn't matter when the next pulse comes. And 35khz is way higher frequency than 120Hz so my downstream trafo won't even notice either.
@Farmhand
In reference to your post #, 2939
Quote “Hi Blacktail, CW means clockwise and CCW means counter clockwise, When
looking at a coil from the top/bottom/end the CW and CCW winds are opposite
wound. Clockwise a right coiled winding Counter clockwise is left coiled.
Most of these circuits are dubious and I am unaware of anyone showing more
output than input. The particular drawing you showed looks like it has a home
wound HV coil supplying a step down transformer, then output. I don't see any
iron cored isolation transformer or substantial capacitance at or near the
output, nor is there an inverter circuit to make clean AC.What are the claims of this circuit ?
I wonder if the circuit designer has tested the circuit and shown the results. Does it produce a square or sine wave AC output?
Furthermore I don't think people should be promoting the dubious and
untested work of other people who have nothing real to show. Especially
those who cannot explain what they are promoting. Just my opinion.”
We appreciate your constructive participation in the thread and for all others. In reference to the circuit quoted it is available in Patrick Kelly book chapter three “Motionless Pulsed systems starting page 3-46 under the title “Practical Implementation of Don smith design”. It is a component layout of Don Smith schematic diagram and implementation instruction with minor errors and alterations, which are partially what all of us, are studying. At list, you have demonstrated part of Don Smith replication in several experiments we appreciate your efforts. Regarding Patrick book and the circuits listed there “dubious circuits” it is up to the experimenter to prove that the listed circuit claims are right or wrong, in no event I have read Patrick claiming the listed circuits as shown in the book are error free and proved to be working. They are there for information only. To my understanding, it is up to us to prove else and share the findings.
The circuit as shown prodces sine wave.
@ Blacktail
Quote”How make the spark gap without neon?” Yes, you can replace the Neon with spark gap. For connection, details please follow the schematic diagrams they are more accurate. Please see the attached layout-circuit connection revision
Hi all,
What does CCW means ?
Thanks in advance.
Cordially.
Welcome Blacktail!
see post #2128 http://www.energeticforum.com/175108-post2128.html
And read the new 75 page Utkin paper mentioned above. It explains a lot of effects used in different schematics. Looks very cryptic and misleading if we we read it with our standard knowlege - but it's true.
Most replications (or trials) make use of more than on effect at same time. They interact like gears and Utkin helps to identify them.
rgds John
A megnetic valve! Sophisticated but itselve no OU.
It is what I see in those Russian circuits producing 50Hz directly.
After setup tuned well (i.e. Utkin paper page 60-62) (valve opened) -> they add a coil with mains frequency in order to operate that magentic valve.
That giant OU power station is readily prepared to accept us modulating power flow - and there are no heat losses added.
Welcome Blacktail!
see post #2128 http://www.energeticforum.com/175108-post2128.html
And read the new 75 page Utkin paper mentioned above. It explains a lot of effects used in different schematics. Looks very cryptic and misleading if we we read it with our standard knowlege - but it's true.
Most replications (or trials) make use of more than on effect at same time. They interact like gears and Utkin helps to identify them.
rgds John
Thanks i just download the latest VladimirUtkin file
Hi Blacktail, CW means clockwise and CCW means counter clockwise, When
looking at a coil from the top/bottom/end the CW and CCW winds are opposite
wound. Clockwise a right coiled winding Counter clockwise is left coiled.
Most of these circuits are dubious and I am unaware of anyone showing more
output than input. The particular drawing you showed looks like it has a home
wound HV coil supplying a step down transformer, then output. I don't see any
iron cored isolation transformer or substantial capacitance at or near the
output, nor is there an inverter circuit to make clean AC.
What are the claims of this circuit ?
I wonder if the circuit designer has tested the circuit and shown the results.
Does it produce a square or sine wave AC output ?
Furthermore I don't think people should be promoting the dubious and
untested work of other people who have nothing real to show. Especially
those who cannot explain what they are promoting. Just my opinion.
Cheers
Hi Farmhand,
That diagram is pulled out of chapter 3 of my eBook and is shown out of context (without my permission and technically, in breach of my copyright, as Zilano was fond of doing). It is one step in the chain of showing newcomers possible high-frequency high-voltage power supplies, explaining resonance between L1 and L2, showing a POSSIBLE physical layout, discussing spark gap types, discussing capacitor types, modulation and step-down to local mains frequency and voltage, all under the proviso that I am NOT an experienced builder. The diagram was pulled out of the middle of that explanation sequence which is intended to encourage people to join this thread on this forum which some background information already in hand as searching through 90 pages of posts is very time-consuming and can be quite confusing - it took me several hours solid when I came to this thread a month ago.
And yes, you are quite right, the circuit is unproven, coming from a former forum member called Zilano, but as a starting point, it seems as good as any, being consistent with Don Smith and Tesla as far as I can tell. But, you need to understand that while you are expert in electronics and have a substantial long-term familiarisation with the efforts and discussion of the members of this forum, the situation is very different for many other people who need encouragement and some idea of possible forms of physical construction, while being made very aware of the substantial dangers of a capacitor charged to high voltage, and so the basic facts need to be stated very clearly and simply.
As to the Valdimir Utkin document, Vladimir passed me a minor revision late last night, there should be a further update later today. I will put a revision date on the website, but if there is a major upgrade, I will mention it on this forum. The latest version is always under the same link: Energetic Forum - Forum Display free-energy-info.com/VladimirUtkin.pdf
Thanks Patrick for your continuing input and contributions here. It was by discovering your site in 2007 that made me aware of all the possibilities in
the free energy arena. I did not find this forum until 2010. I wish I had found
it sooner.
Also not to be forgotten in the conversion and adaptation is the Kacher / Brovin circuit and its variations here is a brief explanation of its operation
Brovin / Kacher Generator (Invention and Operating Principle) - YouTube
You will see an immediately similarity to the basic circuit that Mr clean sketched out for us This is Romero's take on the Kacher circuit also using an AV plug which may bring one of ZZZZs circuits to mind .. however this ones well tried and tested!
which is using either a flyback coil or in a later version a Tesla coil kacher driver per Romero circuit.MPG - YouTube As you can read from comments on this forum the Batteries are charged extremely quickly and there is obviously an explosion possibility, ,, Notice the OU claim is made very clearly here but not by me! Any mention of OU seems to attract the attention of undesirables and endless pages of “measuring techniques” and such like waffle still if you have a TC about and want to try a slight variation
Hi Romero
I am currently testing kacher circuit in Tesla coil style.
Would this circuit you posted work in Tesla coil style* or it has to be a fly back transformer?
Could you post approximate values of C1 and C2 cap you used?
Best Regards
JoeFR
Hi,
this would work fine in a Tesla coil style, that is actually the next step after the one with fly back.
I can tell you what I used for C1=3000pf/30000volts ; C2=150pf/3000volts and a variable capacitor in parallel with C2.
L3 should be from a thicker wire, in your case even one turn should be enough, wound on top of your primary with some distance from the primary windings. One turn only has many advantages that Tesla found and used in his coils.
Please try and don't tell me is not working as I have few friends who replicated it with no problems and minimum tuning.
hi all
Romero, I* tested your schematic and it works, charged battery from 10.3 to 12.6 in 15 minutes.
I am very happy, this is my first working ou, I need to go now but I will test more later.
I think this circuit looked good to the meters, but was actually not ou.
Apparently the batteries died after a week or so. R is suggesting the use of capacitors.
When you do this type of circuit, you should switch the device off for 15 minutes and then measure the battery voltages. Even then it's not sure you have gain because battery voltages go up in a heated room and also in light.
So it has to be tested over a few days at least. It looks like a good experimental circuit though and definitely worth experimenting with.
At last experimenters are beginning to understand the value of resonance, which is hard to attain in practice.
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