Line Transformers
Hello Hrothgar
I see what you mean when I thought about it more and that is why Jim and Paul are working on the SERPS.
The other thought that came to me was figuring out a way to convert it all back and forth. In other words the experiment requires that the AC Line transformer energy coming off of the pole in the yard be converted to a rectified high frequency pulse dc for use, why not just use 100X less from the line?
I think you are talking about returning it to the grid? That is something I have not figured out. But I want one on my refrigerator, all my window AC units, My electric clothes dryer and so on.
I see what you mean though about it being easier to set one of these up for a single device because of the need to tune the load to the transformer.
It probably would not work as well with many home devices going on and off throwing out the tuning.
The way Bill has the demo setup to be used as a heater is very appealing, run a 4000 watt heater for $1 per week.
Gotcha
Mike
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I see what you mean when I thought about it more and that is why Jim and Paul are working on the SERPS.
The other thought that came to me was figuring out a way to convert it all back and forth. In other words the experiment requires that the AC Line transformer energy coming off of the pole in the yard be converted to a rectified high frequency pulse dc for use, why not just use 100X less from the line?
I think you are talking about returning it to the grid? That is something I have not figured out. But I want one on my refrigerator, all my window AC units, My electric clothes dryer and so on.
I see what you mean though about it being easier to set one of these up for a single device because of the need to tune the load to the transformer.
It probably would not work as well with many home devices going on and off throwing out the tuning.
The way Bill has the demo setup to be used as a heater is very appealing, run a 4000 watt heater for $1 per week.
Gotcha
Mike
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