Pierre's 170W in 1600W out Looped Very impressive Build continued & moderated

[d3x0r]

Can someone(everyone?) share some specs about their coils?  What is the resistance of a drive coil?  how long is it? how many turns? what is the measured inductance (without the pickup core)?  what gauge wire?


how many strands can fit in one of those slots?  (Yes, more for higher gauge) so...

[seaad]

You can find it here:  gotoluc,   listener192,  r2fpl, ariovaldo and my posts.

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[d3x0r]

You can find it here:  gotoluc,   listener192,  r2fpl, ariovaldo and my posts.

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Edit:
according to...
http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/Tables/wirega.html
500 feet of gauge 10 wire would be 0.5Ohm.
Is that 0.526K Ohm?  Hmm no; because you'd need 20,000 feet of 24ga wire...

[cheors]

cheors On your CurrentVariation pic : I'm Not convinced that Pierres diodes goes to both plus an minus ? See an earlier post of mine. Reply #477 on: April 16, 2018, Page 32,

Regards  Arne

Yes, impossible because the diodes are wired the same direction, anode with anode. I did not pay attention !
Were to connect the 2 cathodes ?
Not at the same point. They would be in parallel and the only justification would be a problem of power.
But it would be better then to choose more powerful diodes or to add heatsinks.
The only possibility is to find 2 different positives points.
Like this: what do you think?

[listener192]

Jeg, " at 120Hz  can be used for sync" .  Agree. This is an odd connection with thin wire. Just a signal current?    About the freq. just leave that 
Has it to do with the current consumption to his big transformer during charge and under operation?

My pics showing Volt and Amp with the Microwave Oven   OFF  and   ON.

Does anybody know "APME" the label on the Micro Oven?  A company??

Thats just an inventory label. Its a GE MO.

This is the model.

http://www.geappliances.ca/en/products/cooking/microwaves/applproducts/JES1138SNC#tab-Details

@41lbs This has a 60Hz line transformer.
The power 1500W @13A.




Regards

L192