Lynx Joule Inverter

[PARAV]

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Hi Totoalas,
Thanx. for the quick reply--Paul

[synchro1]

@ Totoalas,

               Can you place a multimeter between the antenna attached to the A.C. neutral and the ground to see what the D.C. voltage reads from the APM?

[totoalas]

The meter reads 210 v dc max in the 500 v dv scale without load
With 3w 220v ac led load the lamp is dimly lit with 106 v resding at the same time
With 4th generation 3w led lamp it fladhed and and the v reading  goes up after discharge
With or without the circuit dame effect with the lamps
Neutral as antenna and ground connevted to earth

[forest]

Excuse my stupid question about circuit from LED lamp , posted on page 2. On input just before diode bridge there is 15R 3W resistor. Isn't that interesting ? Bulb is rated as 3W output and here we have current limiting resistor I suppose , also rate at 3W ?


I wonder if anybody ever thought about replacing this resistor wit the same one on long wires and measure carefully the heat radiated from it during led operation ?

[synchro1]

@Totoalas,

              Wow! That's so fantastic! My sailboat APM generated only around 1.5 volts D.C. with the 22 foot aluminum mast antenna and the iron keel ground. 210 volts is plenty to charge a 120 volt battery regulator.

               I think it would help to marry a Lynx Joule Inverter 220 volt 1:1  transformer to the APM to run the 3 watt 120 volt A.C. LED. I believe we can run the entire economy off this system. Awesome!