Hi 7imix, I'm using a bridge rectifier to charge a battery and place the probe and ground on the AC connections of the bridge, so i'm charging a battery while I do it. yes I did see your frequency go up to 28khz but it looked like the waveform got a little less straight to me after a point in the video, not much though.
Here's a shot
Though I'm not exactly sure what frequency that is. I think onlyabout 12khz.
Sucahyo I remember you talking about a small capacitor in series with the the bridge on stingo could you tell me how that is wired is it placed accross the AC connections of the bridge?
Edit#2 7imix, I forgot to answer your question about the coil, sorry. I have a couple that do it one is carefully wound 3 layers on a 10mm straight cylindrical core about 28 winds total 1mm wire, the other is less than 15 feet 0.7mm wire very roughly wound on a toroid. 20khz seems to be my Stingo's limit.
Here's a shot
Though I'm not exactly sure what frequency that is. I think onlyabout 12khz.
Sucahyo I remember you talking about a small capacitor in series with the the bridge on stingo could you tell me how that is wired is it placed accross the AC connections of the bridge?
Edit#2 7imix, I forgot to answer your question about the coil, sorry. I have a couple that do it one is carefully wound 3 layers on a 10mm straight cylindrical core about 28 winds total 1mm wire, the other is less than 15 feet 0.7mm wire very roughly wound on a toroid. 20khz seems to be my Stingo's limit.
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