ENERGY AMPLIFICATION

[nievesoliveras]

Now the things are getting better around here, because we have good teachers sharing their knowledge.

Jesus

[ramset]

Thank you Jesus
Yes I agree
Good things happen when we

       "have good teachers sharing their knowledge."

Chet

[nueview]

it will get harder to pull more voltage as you approach the diode reverse bias voltage as it will blead back the current. adding additional diodes will increase the reverse bias potential.
Martin

[slapper]

bump

Discharge a cap on a very thick wire coiled in a bifillar form is very efficient making a very powerful magnetic field ok.

Imagination is the limit. no one can limit us from using a lot of caps, coils, batteries ok.

Series and parallel technique in input and output can do it more powerful.

nap

[Magluvin]

hey All

Havnt been able to do much till now. My roomate had a scooter accident and is pretty banged up. And I needed to fix my ebike charger.

Been thinking though. I think there is a better way to produce the cap charge. But I will get to that after the experiment with what I have started.  Im going to get back on it tonight.

I was repairing my electric bike charger last night, going over the circuitry, im thinking that the cap charger can be done with transistor switching to a good degree, and use the relay for cap dump. At least till I figure a better way.

I am going to fiddle with the charge circuit a bit more till I am satisfied then apply the relay and transformer.
I did fiddle a bit more the other night, and I might have a couple component changes, as in inductor, cap and diodes. My big coils are heavy on the reeds, in Vibreedo mode, so Im going more turns and thinner awg wire. Cap may stay the same but more likely bigger than 68u.  Diodes, I picked up a bunch of 1kv from radshack. The bridge was 400v I believe.

I feel free a bit. My time has been taken from me a lot lately.  Its my birthday and the weekend. And I am going to celebrate by continuing here.  =]

Thanks for the tip Nue, good ta see ya back around.  ;]

Mags