The Gabriel Device, possible COP=8

[Magluvin]

Hi Mags,

Just ran across your YouTube Videos, etc. this site, spent last 3 hours reading 70 pages here and wonder if you could give me the specs on that Ballast you use.  Your 10 hz output mystifies me.  Is it a standard or switching ballast?


Thanks,
Ben

Did you mean the converter I used with the lasersaber motor? It was used with my Lil Tc also, but no vid on that.

If so, it is a product Radioshack has, maybe had now, used to run lighting electroluminescent strips they sold also.  2AA and 160v out loaded. If I remember it peaked above 230v unloaded or lighter loads. And using an inductive amplifier, thats what they call it, from a telephone system repair kit, you can hear the freq of the inverter/converter.  So it is in the audible range.

Mags

[k4zep]

Did you mean the converter I used with the lasersaber motor? It was used with my Lil Tc also, but no vid on that.

If so, it is a product Radioshack has, maybe had now, used to run lighting electroluminescent strips they sold also.  2AA and 160v out loaded. If I remember it peaked above 230v unloaded or lighter loads. And using an inductive amplifier, thats what they call it, from a telephone system repair kit, you can hear the freq of the inverter/converter.  So it is in the audible range.

Mags

In one of your videos, driving a Gabrial device, you used a Ballasts you called it.  Put out about 800VAC into the input of the coil.............I think it was a switched florescent ballast.

Just wondering. 

[Magluvin]

Oh yeah. That was what i used for the lil tc.

Been a while.

It is from an older printer/scanner that used a long thin neon tube in the scanner. It is about 1kv out. 12v and some may be 24v in. Have a few of them from salvaged scanners.


Mags

[Magluvin]

Which vid was it?

Mags

[Hope]

This one.


https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/proxy/5O3Fho1QL2_Wfw3kFXqZFHXWMXzm_SqFmqhn62a0UbgxqnvngR53Hwb7-RGK-ZjFJEajTVbZqk21pW3tVtKszNopYEM=w346-h195-n