Body
the largest used phase B of a 75KW 3 phase transformer with an outer coil magnetic "Hemorrhoid" type winding recovery circuit . phase a & c were emp recovery phased ,,, a la reactive plug !
went Boinnnnnnnnng ! boinggggggg!
and sometimes BOOM ! if driven over the edge ....
blown diodes & caps ..... and blown xenon tubes .....
also used many transformers impedances ranging from 23 to 600Ohms ,,,
cant tell the exact one as hurricane messed up my notes & stuff ,,,
the 75 KW transformer was also flashed by a disposable camera flash
modified to self flash with an SCR switcher driven by a 1.5V aaa battery
was able to megajoule it to hell with it ,,,,
see motivator & coilbanger circuits ...
(H) bad thing there is no public interest in backing this things up ...
---In [email protected], <mkjekyll@...> wrote :
Hector,
What size is your coil in your flashbanger with the 100 mFd run cap?
On 4/17/2018 5:51 AM, arkresearch@... mailto:arkresearch@... [EVGRAY] wrote:
The diode plug is tailored to work in a logarithmic semi-resonant slope were
RF plays the part to amplify energy by means of trashing power factor and converting the AC signal into separate VOLT AMPERE Joule potential by splitting the sine-wave into 2 separate components and storing the energy within a capacitor were it can be discharged non reflectively to source into other components be it a diode - reactive plug (butt "buck"plug. ) to cascade the RE energy amplification using buck converter topology, (reread all prior post on the subject)
as this is the most important subject for proper RF - RE power management .
direct relation to COILBANGER & RV
© ARK 1980,2018
Hector D Perez Torres
---In [email protected] mailto:[email protected], <schoonersolsticemoon@...> mailto:schoonersolsticemoon@... wrote :
Sven What are you doing different with a "diode plug" and a bridge rectifier circuit.
I think I understand the bridge rectifier, but am not certain what makes up a diode plug to improve on a normal rectifier.
I want to redo an interesting experiment that I did some years ago, involving ten large permanent magnet motors.
The idea was to capture the arcs and sparks of the armature, and channel that energy to power yet another motor.
This resulted in two benefits. Yes, the energy could be harvested, and secondly, the motor would run cool without the brushes arcing.
I found that there was a voltage increase from motor, to motor, along the chain of motors linked together in this " daisey chain" circuit
I used bridge rectifiers ac legs to the brushes, to then supply power to the next motor with the dc legs, and so on.
After ten motors, there was a rise in voltage from 35 to 90 volts with very strong amperage, yet no increase from the very small 5 amp battery and 125 watt inverter, Variac and rectifier running the motors ranging from 1/3 hp to 1 1/2 hp.
Cheers Warren
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On Mon, Apr 16, 2018 at 4:08 PM, 'S.friedrich' s.friedrich@... [EVGRAY]
<[email protected]> mailto:[email protected] wrote:
Hello Warren, Mick, in German does not make much sense, here is only spoken by pulsed DC voltage but maybe the secret is elsewhere in the batteries. Since I can do better with the diode plug, have now connected for the impedance adjustment a heavy Variac. About him I can regulate the voltage for the battery. I noticed something strange in the first attempts that with increasing voltage, only the current increases and then drops sharply as if the analog display wanted to show negative values. The voltage in the battery rises sharply. Had to cancel due to time reasons. Greetings Sven
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Warren,
We need Sven to translate this for us, as I can't make much sense of it even after reading the translation you were kind enough to provide.
The only thing I got out of it was some kind of decoupled amplifier by using optocouplers to decouple the bias voltage from the gain voltage input on an amplifier. After decoupling the control voltage an amplifier still requires the power input for gain so I am at a loss of what these guys are explaining. Also 30kW out of something the size of a USB dongle does not make any sense.
On 4/16/2018 8:03 AM, Warren Keillor schoonersolsticemoon@... mailto:schoonersolsticemoon@... [EVGRAY] wrote:
Lutz
It sure doesn't sound bad, at all.
Where can one get samples to experiment with?
In my imagination, there could be a large board, populated with such modules, defying logic, yet supplying power.
One must attempt these things before crushing an idea in its infancy.
Cheers Warren
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On Mon, Apr 16, 2018 at 10:27 AM, Lutz Liebers lutzliebers@... mailto:lutzliebers@... [EVGRAY]
<[email protected]> mailto:[email protected] wrote:
does not sound bad at first sight.
http://www.rz-innovatec.com/diodenverstarker_3918467.html http://www.rz-innovatec.com/diodenverstarker_3918467.html
Dumped into the translator:
https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=de&sl=de&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.rz-innovatec.com%2Fdiodenverstarker_3918467.html https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=de&sl=de&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.rz-innovatec.com%2Fdiodenverstarker_3918467.html
Any idea how the stuff works?