my smith kanapadz replication

[baroutologos]

Probably it will clarify things if we go indeed back to the tesla hairpin circuit.
This is a method to create a standing wave in a resonating circuit. By doing this we physically create NODES where the voltage is separated from the current component. If a lamp is connected to the hairpin in the current node it will light up. And burn underwater, a 100W halogen burner will run on hair thin wires that would normally burn up in a second. Clearly this is not normal electricity. If it is an RF effect-could it light a filament? Is this the so called radiant energy?
So far the discussion goes into several directions:
1. Air core for the coil? Or copper rod? Or ferrite rings?
2. What does the ground connection do?
3. What is the nature of the energy on the output?

Lack of experimentation with currents of High frequency can lead to think them as magical or "radiant" since it has become a catchy word.

Regarding Tesla's hairpin circuit, that has some striking resemblence with a Tesla coil primary we are dealing first with a typical LC oscillation (say 500Khz) and a superimposed much higher frequency oscillation that creates nodes on the "hairpin"

The reason, halogen lamps are used instead of common incadescence is because they can tolarate much more RF+ spikes and light normaly.

Conerning the light bulb under-water, it is a bahaviour of HF current also. YOU must bear in mind HF current s behaviour is radically different that low frequency or direct ones.

Concerning the "hair" thin wire, if you have ever made fuses of your own, you should know that a typical hair-like copper wire can be used up to 2-10 amps fusing.
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I undestand that most newcomers in the field are attracted by the fascinating aspect of novel for them phenomena. Upon this fact, a LOT of merachants have made big business... just to know.

Best way IMO is to experiment with what you regard as weird, make observations, seek knowledge and proceed.


ps: The bulb in the tap water is 40w halogen lit by a Kacher run at 500Khz (more or less) and not hairpin circuit.

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The KT828A Versus the KT829A

Hi,

I joint here the datasheet of KT828A and a Cross reference of some Russian transistors

Thank you, Luno, for the Datasheet for the KT828A.



Interesting..

But I don't understand. The KT829A (pictured below) doesn't look anything like the KT828A pictured above.





Can somebody help me out? That is, to help me understand.

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KT829A (PNP) and KT828A (NPN)

KT829A

Darlington, Power
Various
Darlington, Power, KT829A, Silicon, NPN, 60W, 100V, 5V, 8A, 4MHz, 750MIN, CSI, TO220

KT829A

Silicon PNP + Darlington
N/A
Category: Transistor, Darlington Transistor
MHz: <1 MHz
Amps: 8A
Volts: 80V

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Kt828a



So the KT828B is pictured below.



I suppose that one could deduce that the KT828A could possibly look like a KT829A, but it is nice to have proof. I would like to see a picture of a KT828A.

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Need a Wiring Diagram for the SR193 Frequency Generator Module

The schematic is old and is allegedly by someone called Crazy-Alex.
It is NOT a Kapanadze schematic, but is an attempt to interpret the device and circuitry of a replikator called SR.

Chip you are referring to is not 555.
It is russian chip called к561лн2 which is Hex Inverting Buffer,
you can buy here : Купить Микросхема К561ЛН2

Datasheet:
http://radio-hobby.org/uploads/datasheets/k/k561ln2.pdf

Oscillator block generates distorted sine , relatively inefficient way to shape inverter waveform closer to sine IMHO.
I can only base that on simulations, maybe scoped it looks better ...

This seems to me to have actually not much to do with Kapanadze, i am more and more thinking that it is actually working on a different principle
(ferromagnetic effect).

Rough simulation represents this waveform:



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Trying to figure out this Frequency Generator Module of the Alex Schematic of the SR193 Replication.

Help!

[Xenomorph]

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I have a pair that has the same pinout, but SRīs has a pair with opposite pinout.



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You can take ANY power darlington that is in that spec range.
Doesnīt need to be KT828A.

Trying to figure out this Frequency Generator Module of the Alex Schematic of the SR193 Replication.

And what exactly is it that you need help with this module?

Maybe a good idea would be to google for "inverter circuits", to familiarize yourself with the different methods to realize an inverter.

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Data Sheet KT828A

Thanks, Luno.

For those interested, here is the English translation, according to Google Translate. KT828A Data Sheet

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The NPN Transistor in the SR193 Can Not Be A KT828A

The NPN transistor pictured below can not be a KT828A as the case is not that of a KT828A.



This is what the case of a KT828A looks like:


source of reference

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New Wiring Diagram for SR193 Modulator Amplifier Module



What is the model number for the NPN transistor?

It can not be a KT828A. The case is not right for a KT828A.

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SR193 Frequency Generator Module Wiring Diagram

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And what exactly is it that you need help with this module?

Maybe a good idea would be to google for "inverter circuits", to familiarize yourself with the different methods to realize an inverter.

Thanks, Xenomorph. That's probably a good idea. By the way, that's a great image you posted of your device.

I wondering how the Frequency Generator would be wired according to the Alex Schematic. I am not completely familiar with the Russian schematic convention.

I guess I will have to research it more.

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Alex Schematic of SR193 Frequency Generator Module



Comments, questions, concerns, objections?

All are welcome.

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Picture of SR193 Frequency Generator Module



This is the best picture I have.

[Xenomorph]

Comments, questions, concerns, objections?

All are welcome.

Okay, DD1.3 and DD1.4 are both Hex inverters (к561лн2) as indicated in the top left corner of the diagram. Probably supposed to be even on one chip using 2 of the 6 inverters.

Foot 7 and 14 are вход (or Vdd and GND)

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Concerning your last post about the frequency generator module, that is (i must say maybe) the oscillator feeding the HV transformer.

SR has stated that he took it from a CFL lamp (!) and that it operated in the frequency range that he deemed alright (25-35 kHz).
This by the way is a strong indicator for the fact that this is NOT about some magic frequencies to force transmutation.
The little circuit board would fit the description, but it could be also the LV driver who knows.




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[baroutologos]

@Xeno,

we have seen it before. I see it again. The small white coil that its axis is perpedicular to the big one, what is it?

I remeber few kapanadze devices have some coils with perpedincular axis.
Coincidence?

[Xenomorph]

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I donīt think itīs anything. The leg of the table and some wires fixed with tape. Itīs way to small to have any influence on something or to pick-up energy, but itīs only my opinion.

The blue and the white wire donīt seem to enter it anywhere.
The lower part of the leg could be interpreted as being a coil, but it could also be a pattern in the leg material ...