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[Grumage]

   I found a Tv flyback in my junk pile. Does anyone have a single transistor working flyback driver that can be used for an induction oscillator to be used on the Akula device, instead of my using my Joule Ringer circuit. As it seams that the flyback can output more HF than what I'm currently using.

Dear Nick.

Please find attached the simplest of all Flyback driver circuits there is. A single 2N3055 or similar power transistor. It will give you a fixed frequency. Hope this is what you were looking for?

Do you know? I got to thinking, this forum brings together the whole world in one place!! I will be going off to bed soon but others will be logging on to see whats been happening. It's a great feeling. All of us working towards a common goal. Good luck to us all!!

Cheers and best wishes to all of you, Grum.

[NickZ]

  Dear Grum:
  Thanks for the diagram. Other than the two resistors, it's pretty much the same as what I'm currently using on the Ringer circuit. So, my existing circuit should probably also work, as well, I think.
  Speaking of sleeping...  I've been contacted by a poster by the name of "Nightmare".
He was kind enough to send me a link to most all of the Akula videos, now that some are not being shown on YouTube anymore, it is good to have them available, again.
Also, in case anyone wants to download them, just in case.
  Here they are:
  http://video.yandex.ru/users/akula0083/

  He has also offered to translate any unknowns on them, if needed. 
  My thanks to Nightmare. And welcome to our thread.

   
                                              NickZ

[magpwr]

Hi MenofFather and Nickz,

If you are looking for the most impressive 1 transistor design to power a 10 pin HV transformer.Circuit diagram shown in video.

This was what i spotted in youtube sometime ago running on 4XAA battery.There is also a 2xAA battery version i think from same youtube user.Primary objective using low power to get High voltage directly from hv transformer without need to step up via diodes and capacitors.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vNqVz6bRNE

[magpwr]

Hi everyone,

Today i have merely done 1st actual test on the Sinewave driver stage base on SR 193 diagram.Just to verify if it does emulate sinewave.This experiment took me less than 30 minutes.
The best closest i merely seen in internet is a "modified sine wave" not a sine wave.

Since i do not have I/C:4069 -Hex inverter as per attached circuit diagram.

I merely use existing available component which i have as shown below and connected a probe to 10uf(-) with 1k resistor to ground since i don't have exact closest value for potentiometer.I merely used 100K resistor as shown in circuit since i do not have the right potentiometer value as well.

To my amazement the frequency output is a stable sinewave.


Hex inverting Schmitt trigger
HEF40106B                    (Getting around 4.1MHZ even changes resistor R9 & R11 from existing available component 22K to 100k Ohms).Both Capacitors value tally at 1uf ceramic.


TC4049B                      (Getting around 32MHZ)
Hex Buffer/Converter (inverting type)

Once i got the i/c: 4069 I will verify again if i'm able to get around 50HZ sinewave at least.

At this point i have concluded the driver stage is valid to be able to produce sinewave output.
That's all for now.

[Nightmare_T34]

Ok people. Somebody named kostya said on realstrannik.ru that he is going to meet with Akula tomorrow , if nothing changes. And get all the possible details from him. We'll see how it goes...