Lords of the Ring

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[MrMag]

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I'm sorry I guess I don't really follow your logic. I can't see how your chaser which is switching 110VAC into a 12VDC power adapter is feeding a coil that is wrapped beside a steel wire is giving you 24 volts at over 2 amps.
First of all, I do not think your chaser is switching very fast. Also, the power adapter needs to build up and bleed out the 12V. So even if the chaser switched quickly, the adapter would never completely turn on and off.
You cannot take voltage and current readings from the same connection. You need to run the coil under load. Put a bulb on your coil. Take the voltage reading across the bulb and the current reading in series with the bulb.
Before getting to complicated in it's workings, you should do some basic electrical/electronic tests to prove your results.
Just give it a try.

Tim

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[MrMag]

So, you are getting out exactly what you are putting in.
I think you need to get your hands on a better switching circuit.
I am pretty sure that it will help you in your experiments.

Tim

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