Akula0083 30 Watt Self Running Generator.

[Grumage]

Dear TinselKoala and all.

I opened this thread with the schematic, that I thought, would be correct for this replication !! It was the one presented by x_name41. The hand written mods that appeared there were built into the PCB that dear Groundloop has produced.

For me, that will be the one that is used. I agree with your sentiments as regards how much a mess we could get into by following different routes !! The simplified king-Grumage schematic was just posted to show simplistically that the circuit is driven by a very fast switch, nothing more !!

Your electronics expertise is well known amongst the older members of this and many other forums. And I look forward to a continuation of your, and other electronics oriented peoples input.

Cheers Grum.

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Yes Dr. Koala, Black Bird and other electronics experts, please take the lead. You can really make this thread a humming hive and I wish and pray Almighty for the success of this venture.

Best,

[a.king21]

TL 494 can be sourced from any old SMPS.
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Seniors, please decide on one circuit, before the whole hound of researchers here waste time in making wrong circuit.

Electronics guys like Black Bird may analyse the circuit and its working before newbies like us start the replication. It will be much better if someone can tell how it works in simple language. From where the excess energy comes from in the system.

Are there some elements in the circuit which might be exploiting energy from COUNTER SPACE. Although I am not sure what counter space is, yet if some experts explain to us, will be appreciated.

Best,

Best,

Read my posts.

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Read my posts.

Dear A.king21,

Can you please suggest some interesting reading material on electrostatic systems with COP more than 1. Will be helpful for dummies like me who have long forgotten the basics.

Much appreciated.

Best,

[Black_Bird]

Dear Grum,

The frequency limits for the RT and CT components in the schematic (1K+10K potentiometer and 3.3nF cap) are 363KHz ( Pot at 0 ohms) and 33.06KHz ( pot at 10K). Using this information, and the table I just posted, I would say that the transformer core (with the gap) has an AL less than 400. As the dimension of the gap will influence the final AL of the core, you can always adjust the gap to fine tune particular core you have.

Cheers,

Black Bird