Electricity Amplification by Neo Magnet

[gotoluc]

@ gotoluc,
Is this what you want?

Hi xee, this is very good, a few small changes. One is use the word Pulse and not spark, we also deed to say that if the wire sticks to the magnet then we need to flip the magnet around. Last thing is, you have one lead in the transformer going from the primary to the secondary coil, that should not be there.

Other than that I am very happy and thankfull of your help.

Luc

[xee]

@ gotoluc,
OK. How about this?

[xee]

@ gotoluc,
While I was doing drawings, I also made this one. Hydrogen Tap found that if he ran enough current through the neo magnets they would no longer be conductive but would intermittently generate large sparks when connected to a 12 volt battery. If you can get your magnets to become nonconductive then you should be able to build the following circuit and would get sparks without any mechanical moving of the wire. You may have to reverse the battery polarity.

[gotoluc]

@ gotoluc,
OK. How about this?

Perfect

Thanks

Luc

[gotoluc]

@ gotoluc,
While I was doing drawings, I also made this one. Hydrogen Tap found that if he ran enough current through the neo magnets they would no longer be conductive but would intermittently generate large sparks when connected to a 12 volt battery. If you can get your magnets to become nonconductive then you should be able to build the following circuit and would get sparks without any mechanical moving of the wire. You may have to reverse the battery polarity.

Well ... I don't know about this one but if you want to test it or anyone else please post your finding.

I must correct you about what you are saying here (mechanical moving of the wire is needed) because the effect I am showing involves no mechanical moving of a wire, when you do it right it self oscillates and if you change the length of the pulse wire it changes the frequency of the pulse and if you change the pressure on the wire you change the pulse width. So as you can see many things are going on here. A magnet and a single strand of copper wire can do what a 555 chip and a transistor does, let alone the other componets like pots and resistors and what have you to complete the circuit.

Luc