URGENT! WATER AS FUEL DISCOVERY FOR EVERYONE TO SHARE

[xbox hacker]

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just add a cap (and MOT, if you want)....LOL

Things always come full circle........

want more DC volts?

[Groundloop]

All,

My home made small power inverter had its first run today. I used a 230VAC 25 Watt light bulb
on the output. The opto coupler was not in use yet so I just bypassed the 4047 reset to
ground to switch on the oscillator. Later I will use this opto (4N35) as a oscillator on/off switch.

The inverter did run cool and did not blow up! Some small problems was detected. The pulse
current demand was high so my lab power supply went "high wire" on the current display.
I will try to solve that problem by adding a input filter to the inverter.

I will also do a longer test run for several hours to see if this inverter can perform well. I will also
provide more data (current usage, frequency etc.) later.

But, it did run!

Groundloop.

[gmeast]

FYI: Page 5 of this thread......

http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,5024.msg108905.html#msg108905

just add a cap (and MOT, if you want)....LOL

Things always come full circle........

want more DC volts?

Hi xbox hacker,

Yup! that's great!  This reminds me of my tig welding equipment.  It uses a high freq. Hv arc to create a conduit for the high amperage welding voltage to jump onto.  All you have to do is get the welding tip close to the workpiece and the high freq arc jumps the gap and then the 'regular' arc starts.  You don't need to touch the workpiece to start.  It's also called "soft start"

Peace,

Greg

[insane4evr]

All,

My home made small power inverter had its first run today. I used a 230VAC 25 Watt light bulb
on the output. The opto coupler was not in use yet so I just bypassed the 4047 reset to
ground to switch on the oscillator. Later I will use this opto (4N35) as a oscillator on/off switch.

The inverter did run cool and did not blow up! Some small problems was detected. The pulse
current demand was high so my lab power supply went "high wire" on the current display.
I will try to solve that problem by adding a input filter to the inverter.

I will also do a longer test run for several hours to see if this inverter can perform well. I will also
provide more data (current usage, frequency etc.) later.

But, it did run!

Groundloop.

Hi Groundloop,

Very nice circuit. Simple and the output is completely isolated from the input which is probably needed to avoid frying inverters if not connected properly.
Maybe there is a way of providing a "dead time" during the gating transition between the two mosfets. It should minimize current spikes.

[gotoluc]

Has anybody actually tried this in a car?

Yes! see video: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1149735778386216742&hl=en

Luc