I just thought of a couple more things to try with the choke. I noticed when I had the small winding connected to the diode recovery and the other end open, that when i touched the two ends of the other longer winding they sparked. So maybe I will try using the longer winding as a transformer isolator with a bridge or just one end or short it and use normally. Just to get a better idea of how this is going to work.
I'll have to buy a small iron powder toroid core for the choke to get any conclusive enlightenment though I think. I like trial and error because you just never know what might happen.
Edit. I have attached a drawing for the electrolisis setup below, I think looking at that drawing we may need two chokes, one on the positive lead to the circuit, a "RF filter" and one on the recovery after the diode with the right number of wraps to shift the phase of the spike to in between the "draw periods" so the spikes can hit the battery in "Dead time".
Preferably as close to the preceeding draw period as possible to allow some absorbtion time before the next draw period.
Cheers
P.S. It is now painfully obvious I definately need my new Nano scope, hopefully today.
I'll have to buy a small iron powder toroid core for the choke to get any conclusive enlightenment though I think. I like trial and error because you just never know what might happen.
Edit. I have attached a drawing for the electrolisis setup below, I think looking at that drawing we may need two chokes, one on the positive lead to the circuit, a "RF filter" and one on the recovery after the diode with the right number of wraps to shift the phase of the spike to in between the "draw periods" so the spikes can hit the battery in "Dead time".
Preferably as close to the preceeding draw period as possible to allow some absorbtion time before the next draw period.
Cheers
P.S. It is now painfully obvious I definately need my new Nano scope, hopefully today.
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