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  • Originally posted by geminitric View Post
    I want!

    3D Printers By Objet - Alaris30 Desktop 3D Printer

    so if we pool our money... LoL - they don't even give the price unless you contact them!
    geminitric,

    $40,000
    Cool short example video:

    Things On My Desk: Objet Alaris 30 Desktop 3D Printer demo | Boing Boing Gadgets

    IndianaBoys

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    • Gem,

      the cheapest 3D printer ive seen was around 4,500 (dollars i think )...desktop model. messing around with sketchup is great fun too ( andi havent finished with that avenue yet either ).

      yes i do have an inductance meter ( or at least an inductance function on my MM)

      Cloxxi...

      il try your ideas as soon as ive eaten, thanks for the ideas

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      • ok, heres the results of testing using 3 DMM's....and one analogue meter..

        Cheapo DMM
        ------------

        1) 0.6
        2) 0.6
        3) 0.6
        4) 0.6
        5) 0.6
        6) 0.6

        total in series 1.2

        1>2 0.7
        1>3 0.9
        1>4 1.0
        1>5 1.1

        PRECISION GOLD WG020
        -----------------------

        1) 0.4
        2) 0.4
        3) 0.4
        4) 0.4
        5) 0.4
        6) 0.4

        total in series 1.0

        1>2 0.5
        1>3 0.6
        1>4 0.7
        1>5 0.9

        UNI-T UT50A
        ------------

        1) 0.3
        2) 0.3
        3)0.4
        4) 0.4
        5) 0.3
        6) 0.4

        total in series 0.9

        1>2 0.4
        1>3 0.6
        1>4 0.7
        1>5 0.9

        ANALOGUE METER all values in Ohms as above
        -----------------

        1) 10
        2) 10
        3) 10
        4) 10
        5) 12
        6) 12

        total in series 14 !!!!!!!

        1>2 14
        1>3 14
        1>4 14
        1>5 14

        these measurments using the x10 scale on the meter, in other words...the 10 above, regisered as a 1.0 on the meter.so x10 = 10. i also checked the meter using a known 100 Ohm resistor and it registered 11, so 11 x 10 =110 which is correct.

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        • as another test, i connected up a battery of 12.08V..to a 100Ohm resistor.and the coil.with DMM on amps..

          resistor alone... 115.9 mA

          R = V / I = 12.08 / 0.1159 = 105.318 Ohms

          resistor in series with windings 1>6 in series
          114.7 mA

          R = V / I = 12.08 / 0.1147 = 104.22 Ohms

          therefore resistance of windings 1>6 = 1.1 Ohms

          P.S...i found why the analogue readings are so apparently way off....even if i short the terminal leads....it still reads "1"...so.thats why they all came out to be a 10

          pretty much the same as measured by the 3 DMM's
          Last edited by rave154; 08-24-2010, 05:30 PM.

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          • ok, i think ive figured it out...

            shorting the leads of the UNI-T meter still gives 0.2 Ohms (resistance of the leads? )... so....the resistance of the windings isnt 0.4 but 0.2....so 6 x 0.2 =around 1.2 ohms total.which is what i measured ( allowing for only being able to see a single digit after the decimal point )

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            • How to

              Russ from youtube has done a nice "How to" make a randy powell toroid

              YouTube - Making and marking a Toroid for Rodin coil research!!! How to

              along with tom barnetts how to mark out the toroid..

              YouTube - Drawing the Rodin number matrix on a 9 x 9 torus

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              • Originally posted by rave154 View Post
                ok, i think ive figured it out...

                shorting the leads of the UNI-T meter still gives 0.2 Ohms (resistance of the leads? )... so....the resistance of the windings isnt 0.4 but 0.2....so 6 x 0.2 =around 1.2 ohms total.which is what i measured ( allowing for only being able to see a single digit after the decimal point )
                Phew, we can breathe again. :-) Thanks Rave!
                Last edited by Cloxxki; 08-30-2010, 07:03 PM.

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                  • hi,

                    finally finished wiring up my 6 port/channel PIC32-MX circuit...checked each channel using a 12V light bulb....all 6 channels works ok..first time without any re-wiring !! ( for me thats almost proof of the existance of God lol )

                    im going to try and re-draw a picture frawn by Marko i believe...to show exactly what and where the windings are....so things are a but clearer for ya'll. ( btw my drawing skills are even worse than my electronic skills ! lol )

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                    • puzzled

                      hi all
                      see attatchment

                      the 4V supply on the left and the 12V supply on the right share a common ground

                      when i enegise the gate using either 4V or 9V or 12V the bulb lights as it should....but when i disconnect the 4/9/12V from the gate.the bulb stays on and only goes out if i connect the gate pin to ground.

                      its sort of acting like a "Latch" so to speak..is this normal for a mosfet? ialways thoght the mosfet switched "ON" when the gate was energised.and switched off as soon as the power to the gate was disconnected

                      the mosfet is a STP80NF55.though i have also tested IRF740 and IRF 540 and they all show the same behaviour..

                      am i missing something here?

                      ps i just disconnected the gate pin from the 4/12V and tapped the gate pin with my finger.and sure enough its charging the gate enough to switch the fet.is this normal?
                      Last edited by rave154; 09-05-2010, 06:40 AM.

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                      • ahh i think i have it..i nee da resistor between the gate and ground dont i?

                        would this be called a pull-down resistor?

                        whatever its called i think i can see what the problem is....but feel free to correct me if im wrong about this

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                        • Originally posted by rave154 View Post
                          wow indiana..this 3D printing technology is INCREDIBLE !!!! and JUST what i need....a sort of plastic version of CNC...but backwards...instead of chopping material off from a block....you lay down material a bit at a time....this looks perfect !!!! ( cost permitting )

                          im getting google sketchup.and throwing together a quick toroid...and sending it to one of the 3D places in england for a quote
                          Rave154,

                          Update on more affordable 3D printers:

                          Personal Portable 3D Printer $1,500 US - not sure about this one, they are in Hong Kong and don't give a lot of contact info:

                          Personal Portable 3D PrinterBitsFromBytes


                          IndianaBoys

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                          • Thanks for those links indiana......DAMN cheap !

                            i finally got my coil wound fully...and also the PIC32-MX 6 channel / 6 mosfet drive circuit all working..

                            will be posting some results sooooooooon

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                            • anybody seen this before>?


                              wtach at about 22 minutes and onwards.,.

                              Dailymotion - FreieEnergie-Workshop09 - 08 Kublenz Levitation im Magnetfel - ein Wissenschaft Video

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                              • Hi all. Just wound my first rodin coil. Sheesh that was hard. I hoping to hook up a version of my ossie motor circuit. And use it as a drive coil. Im looking for how the coil would get hooked up normally given Mark talks about 2 different circuits. Im only half way through the vids but if anyone can point me to a schematic of how theyve hooked it up I would greatly appreciate thanks.
                                Stew Art Media

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