Akula eternal lantern 4

[MenofFather]

okay so the akula 30 watt not working  it is fake ?

Seems not fake. Two gays only replicate this, Ruslan and one gay seems.

[memoryman]

Seems not fake. Two gays only replicate this, Ruslan and one gay seems.

Are homophobic or did you mean "guys' instead of 'gays'?
Seems not fake; ever watched a magician performing before your eyes? Seems not fake also...

[MarkE]

okay so the akula 30 watt not working  it is fake ?

That's a logical conclusion that fits the available data.

[kippy]

I see on youtube  a men works with the akula see link

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDA3Io6Vzsg

the man has this working, but see that the flow is very low as the akula is connected to the transformer

to me this is 3 amps too high current and does not work
and the coil L1 does give pulze

[forest]

Well, I think under the circumstances, the safest route for you is to use a traditional heater controller.  You can purchase one or more 20A solidstate relays and control them all from a relatively inexpensive controller off the shelf or that you can design and build.  That will spare you any energy storage components save for the small power supply needed to run the controller.

MarkE


If I use rectified and filtered DC say like 320-340VDC straight to my heater elements how can I protect circuit from shortcircuit to water or leakage current to ground ? Would the odinary 230VAC protection breaker work with DC ? do you know any commercial solution for such protection on DC line (except barebone fuse) ?