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Title: IST ULTRACAP 2.6VCD TO 120VAC CONVERTOR
Post by: innovation_station on November 26, 2009, 10:52:48 PM
I offer

all to replicate.. and take mesurments

1 12vdc invertor smaller the better ...  SO NOBODY GETS HURT!
1 120vac fullwave bridge ..
1 steel core
1 peice 12ga romex
1 peice 14 ga stranded bifillar speeker wire ..

operation of such a device is simple

pulsed dc 120v input ..  out put .. deturmined by turn count ..  out put ac 60hz ..  higher volts..
ITS JUST THE KNOWALGE OF THE COILS AND HOW THEY INTERACT!
Title: Re: IST ULTRACAP 2.6VCD TO 120VAC CONVERTOR
Post by: innovation_station on November 26, 2009, 10:59:48 PM
here is a close up on the final ...

enjoy

try it see if it works ...

looking forward to comments..  8)

ist!
Title: Re: IST ULTRACAP 2.6VCD TO 120VAC CONVERTOR
Post by: innovation_station on November 26, 2009, 11:08:36 PM
i only used the invertor so i did not need to make a 60hz pulser...

ist

for the 2.6vdc ultra cap a pulser of desired freq is required..  aswell as the proper core for the freq u desire .. 

tuneing is also required ...  :)

NOW HOW HARD WAS THAT ....   AGIN YOU WILL FAIL TO PROVE THIS WRONG..  :)
Title: Re: IST ULTRACAP 2.6VCD TO 120VAC CONVERTOR
Post by: innovation_station on November 27, 2009, 03:04:09 AM
if some one wants to design a 2.6vdc banger at 60hz i wont say no ...

ground loop im sure will make bords ...

should be able to deliver minum 30 amp at 2.6vdc constant ...  more if you want more ...

peace..

ist

1 stone to move yet ... speed of charge of THE POWER CAN .. its ok i got 550 1 inch toroides to find the best one  ;D ;)

when its all said and then done ... more will be said then done! ..
and this will run constant from an aa...  ;)
Title: Re: IST ULTRACAP 2.6VCD TO 120VAC CONVERTOR
Post by: forest on November 27, 2009, 03:16:27 AM
Questions:

1. This white ring is iron or steel piece of pipe ? What is that covered by ?
2. What diameter ?
3. What about the output wires ? Because there are 4 ends of wires (2 x 2) - how them should be connected together ? There are two possibilities here. Bifilar as per Tesla (end of 1 to the start of second or something like that) or simply joining each wires of pair together.
4. I assume that black device is car inverter 12vDC->120VAC, right ?
Title: Re: IST ULTRACAP 2.6VCD TO 120VAC CONVERTOR
Post by: innovation_station on November 27, 2009, 04:14:59 AM
Quote from: forest on November 27, 2009, 03:16:27 AM
Questions:

1. This white ring is iron or steel piece of pipe ? What is that covered by ?
2. What diameter ?
3. What about the output wires ? Because there are 4 ends of wires (2 x 2) - how them should be connected together ? There are two possibilities here. Bifilar as per Tesla (end of 1 to the start of second or something like that) or simply joining each wires of pair together.
4. I assume that black device is car inverter 12vDC->120VAC, right ?

yes a steel pipe bout 2.5inch tall 5 inch across .25 inch wall ... i painted the core white with spray paint!
75 watt 12vdc invertor
outputs...  there 2 septate outputs..
can be hooked as you choose...


be carefull...  YET ANOTHER WARNING..  8)

william

NEVER TOUCH THE OUTPUT ...
  IT IS DAMM POWERFUL.... :o
Title: Re: IST ULTRACAP 2.6VCD TO 120VAC CONVERTOR
Post by: forest on November 27, 2009, 04:41:13 AM
Quote from: innovation_station on November 27, 2009, 04:14:59 AM
yes a steel pipe bout 2.5inch tall 5 inch across .25 inch wall ... i painted the core white with spray paint!
75 watt 12vdc invertor
outputs...  there 2 septate outputs..
can be hooked as you choose...


be carefull...  YET ANOTHER WARNING..  8)

william

NEVER TOUCH THE OUTPUT ...
  IT IS DAMM POWERFUL.... :o

he he but you're alive so it can't be deadly  :P
Title: Re: IST ULTRACAP 2.6VCD TO 120VAC CONVERTOR
Post by: forest on November 27, 2009, 04:43:18 AM
I don't like caduceus coil configuration like those cables crossed at 45 degree angle- it produces poisoning EM  radiation,right ?
Title: Re: IST ULTRACAP 2.6VCD TO 120VAC CONVERTOR
Post by: Mannix on November 27, 2009, 05:14:58 AM
Show us light ... inostat!

Please include the driving cap in the picture or video
it looks way to easy 
Title: Re: IST ULTRACAP 2.6VCD TO 120VAC CONVERTOR
Post by: nievesoliveras on November 27, 2009, 08:34:01 AM
@ist

Congratulations!
It looks so simple!

Remember the devil is on the details missing!

Jesus
Title: Re: IST ULTRACAP 2.6VCD TO 120VAC CONVERTOR
Post by: broli on November 27, 2009, 08:52:03 AM
I'm seeing a yellow winding in the 4th picture which isn't there in the others? Can you make a circuit diagram how this setup should be hooked please.
Title: Re: IST ULTRACAP 2.6VCD TO 120VAC CONVERTOR
Post by: MrMag on November 27, 2009, 09:53:43 AM
IST,

have you put power on this device?
I don't think you will get much out of it :(

You are taking DC converting it to AC then back to DC and through a bridge and then to a handful of windings.

I do see a couple of problems with this.

1 - the only voltage going through to your transformer to do anything is the left over ripple from the bridge rectifier.
2 - you have approx. 110VDC on an almost complete short which will blow either your rectifier or your inverter.

I think this might be a short thread.
Title: Re: IST ULTRACAP 2.6VCD TO 120VAC CONVERTOR
Post by: nievesoliveras on November 27, 2009, 10:13:39 AM
@ist

If it is this the setup, the source will not get recharged.

Jesus
Title: Re: IST ULTRACAP 2.6VCD TO 120VAC CONVERTOR
Post by: nievesoliveras on November 27, 2009, 10:41:51 AM
@ist

This is one possibility. I dont know if it will give dc voltage at the other side of the inverter. If it does, I dont know how much voltage.

Jesus
Title: Re: IST ULTRACAP 2.6VCD TO 120VAC CONVERTOR
Post by: innovation_station on November 27, 2009, 10:49:06 AM
yikes..

mr mag maybe correct ...  if this is the case ... i have a core made to accomadate this ...

i dont see how this will not work is has no choise ...  put a load on the out wires and turn it on ..

no it will not run backward

the colpase it traped in the core ..  it must exit with the output..

it has no choise .. better results are achieved in a transformer keeper style unit this was simple and cheep and took me 15 min to make ..

w

the yellow is tape ... there 2 coils involved ...  1 the dc supply ... second 2 outputs ..

cadisous... is not dangrous..   all is contained in the core material ... and i see no reason steel will not work as A CHEEP SULOTION ..  IF YOU BANG IT TOO FAST IT WILL GET HOT ...

stands to reason ...  this is why i use LARGE FEROITE CORES ... 8)

you see the biggest reason people fail to comprhend how and why this works as it does ..
is because

this is a MULTI STAGE DEVICE...  ie

aa battery to jt to power can .... stage 1 ..... power can to eather this unit built for 2.6vdc input or
my cap motor wich gadget is testing concept public ...
that is stage 2  it will have 5 ultracaps.. lots of grunt ...  then it can go to the 3rd stage .....

the device showen ...

this will start the operation of the GRAND CYCLE  ...  from 1 single aa  ;)  lmao  and this cycle is already on rute ...  8) :o
Title: Re: IST ULTRACAP 2.6VCD TO 120VAC CONVERTOR
Post by: nievesoliveras on November 27, 2009, 10:52:39 AM
@ist

That was a wild guess.
It is a pity it will not work backward.

Jesus
Title: Re: IST ULTRACAP 2.6VCD TO 120VAC CONVERTOR
Post by: innovation_station on November 27, 2009, 11:10:27 AM
Quote from: nievesoliveras on November 27, 2009, 10:52:39 AM
@ist

That was a wild guess.
It is a pity it will not work backward.

Jesus

YOU KNOW  better sir ..

;D ;D ;D ;D

it will not run backward as showen  ;D ;)

btw   thank you for your drawing jesus !!   your good at them ..  8)

it will work in that manner as well ...  all tho the input coil becomes the output ...  and i think it should be rewound to properly accomadate .. ac out then drecified to dc .. in a cap ..

basically a jt then ..

orignal design is .. a RECONNECT TRANSFORMER!  ;D
Title: Re: IST ULTRACAP 2.6VCD TO 120VAC CONVERTOR
Post by: innovation_station on November 27, 2009, 11:22:13 AM
i add this this unit as showen is UN TUNED....

i aint giveing you 5 years of work ...   just like that ... lol

you must tune it..  mass to mass of copper  then start dubbleing out put mass coil ..

ie.   if i want 110vac x 4 feeds... i will want 1 pulse coil as showen black romex...  then i want 4 pick up coils tuned to the same mass of the primary...

say i yi yi  :)

Title: Re: IST ULTRACAP 2.6VCD TO 120VAC CONVERTOR
Post by: giantkiller on November 27, 2009, 11:35:25 AM
Aside from the spelling and linguistic differences I do not see any questions dealing with the math here. So here are the parameters leading to this.

1: The steel core becomes an electromagnet which gives a bias from the DC.
2: The primary windings with ripple produce impedance.
3: The ripple is higher in frequency than 60hz
4: The DC ripple will rip across the secondary caduceus coil.
5: The secondary caduceus will create a one way scalar pulse that will follow the ring causing a pump. This action causes more impedance at the primary from the back side of the primary or the last winding of the secondary which can be considered as the top. I see super simple electrostatics happening here.
6: The secondary has a twist in it at some point. The stripe appears only on the second pass of the secondary winding.
7: The change or twist will have an effect but at this point I can't say whether additive or subtractive, and this is important!
8: The primary coil specifications should be worked out to provide how much impedance is produced. If sufficient impedance is caused by the ripple then this should be taken into effect. I see hash on top of DC.
9: Because of the circular Tesla coil design this will run with gain. Snake biting its tail.
10: I see a 1 lb device here.
11: I hope I have put the previous set of SM clues in place for all.
12: If it worked backward it would not create a 1 way pump.
13: If given the length of the 2 wires used then that would answer alot of questions or the height of the steel ring and the wall thickness. Then count then turns and add the lead length.
14: Also take note of the lead lengths.
15: The magnetic field from the DC becomes the bias field for the AC to work on.

I will get a steel ring or make one out of wire. We have everything else.
Take note: All of Don Smith's air coils are on hand carried wooden platforms except one: the large ring is on a cart. It is heavy.


http://jnaudin.free.fr/html/lmdtem.htm
http://jnaudin.free.fr/html/sclxmtr.htm
http://jnaudin.free.fr/html/rcoil.htm

Quote from: nievesoliveras on November 27, 2009, 10:52:39 AM
@ist

That was a wild guess.
It is a pity it will not work backward.

Jesus
Title: Re: IST ULTRACAP 2.6VCD TO 120VAC CONVERTOR
Post by: innovation_station on November 27, 2009, 11:47:23 AM
TY GK!

i think because the output coil is back wound it allows to grab noth and south poles on the on pulse ..

and agin when it colapses  ..

william

ps i porpously twisted the wire as gk pointed out!  to indicate the winding that is back wound ..  ;D

someone has there eyes on lol  ;)

Title: Re: IST ULTRACAP 2.6VCD TO 120VAC CONVERTOR
Post by: giantkiller on November 27, 2009, 12:43:32 PM
The tuning equates to the wire lengths being equal to 1/4, 1/2, or full wave length.
The diameter also helps to get the wire length.
The steel ring also confirms the age old 'No iron' core.

Quote from: giantkiller on November 27, 2009, 11:35:25 AM
Aside from the spelling and linguistic differences I do not see any questions dealing with the math here. So here are the parameters leading to this.

1: The steel core becomes an electromagnet which gives a bias from the DC.
2: The primary windings with ripple produce impedance.
3: The ripple is higher in frequency than 60hz
4: The DC ripple will rip across the secondary caduceus coil.
5: The secondary caduceus will create a one way scalar pulse that will follow the ring causing a pump. This action causes more impedance at the primary from the back side of the primary or the last winding of the secondary which can be considered as the top. I see super simple electrostatics happening here.
6: The secondary has a twist in it at some point. The stripe appears only on the second pass of the secondary winding.
7: The change or twist will have an effect but at this point I can't say whether additive or subtractive, and this is important!
8: The primary coil specifications should be worked out to provide how much impedance is produced. If sufficient impedance is caused by the ripple then this should be taken into effect. I see hash on top of DC.
9: Because of the circular Tesla coil design this will run with gain. Snake biting its tail.
10: I see a 1 lb device here.
11: I hope I have put the previous set of SM clues in place for all.
12: If it worked backward it would not create a 1 way pump.
13: If given the length of the 2 wires used then that would answer alot of questions or the height of the steel ring and the wall thickness. Then count then turns and add the lead length.
14: Also take note of the lead lengths.
15: The magnetic field from the DC becomes the bias field for the AC to work on.

I will get a steel ring or make one out of wire. We have everything else.
Take note: All of Don Smith's air coils are on hand carried wooden platforms except one: the large ring is on a cart. It is heavy.


http://jnaudin.free.fr/html/lmdtem.htm
http://jnaudin.free.fr/html/sclxmtr.htm
http://jnaudin.free.fr/html/rcoil.htm
Title: Re: IST ULTRACAP 2.6VCD TO 120VAC CONVERTOR
Post by: innovation_station on November 27, 2009, 12:51:15 PM
Quote from: giantkiller on November 27, 2009, 12:43:32 PM
The tuning equates to the wire lengths being equal to 1/4, 1/2, or full wave length.
The diameter also helps to get the wire length.

you can then work out the final details based on this...

same as with human charaka points ....  ;)   and i bet it keeps on going....

:D

fractal ring a bell  ;)
w

now you see how the 4 eagles ... create the zodiac...  to wich we exisist..
TESLA WAS FACONATED WITH COUNTER ROTATING FEILDS... hummmmmm  Y

as we go through the proton belt...  your verry understanding of creation FLIPS SYDE..  ;D

A CHANGE ...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5jB_IdPiSy8

BTW IT AINT CALLED UNIVERSAL MUSIC GROUP... FOR NUTTIN!  ;)   

THE GRAND AWAKENING!  THE GOLDEN AGE HAS MATURED!  ;)
Title: Re: IST ULTRACAP 2.6VCD TO 120VAC CONVERTOR
Post by: nievesoliveras on November 27, 2009, 03:32:16 PM
@ist And @giantkiller

Thank you for the explanation.

Jesus
Title: Re: IST ULTRACAP 2.6VCD TO 120VAC CONVERTOR
Post by: giantkiller on November 27, 2009, 03:40:34 PM
Sure thing.
The winding is easy so I will wrap an iron core and see what goes with the Don Smith way. I have no other use for the core anyway. The steel is a shopping trip in parallel.
Title: Re: IST ULTRACAP 2.6VCD TO 120VAC CONVERTOR
Post by: forest on November 27, 2009, 04:41:25 PM
Hmm,I don't have small DC inverter. Do you have a schematic of such one for 9V battery ? :-)
Maybe some with one transistor,capacitor and a small self-made transformer. Something which SM used ? ;-)
Really I need one supersimple.
Title: Re: IST ULTRACAP 2.6VCD TO 120VAC CONVERTOR
Post by: innovation_station on November 27, 2009, 06:55:17 PM
hummmmm ;D

lol

;)

i dont have one ..  but im sure u can do it with a 555 

ist!
Title: Re: IST ULTRACAP 2.6VCD TO 120VAC CONVERTOR
Post by: giantkiller on November 27, 2009, 10:45:11 PM
Maybe?
Title: Re: IST ULTRACAP 2.6VCD TO 120VAC CONVERTOR
Post by: the_big_m_in_ok on November 27, 2009, 10:57:42 PM
Quote from: nievesoliveras on November 27, 2009, 10:41:51 AM
@ist
I dont know if it will give dc voltage at the other side of the inverter.
That was my thought, too.   An inverter uses transistors to invert as an oscillator; a power supply often uses a transformer and a diode to give DC.  I've never heard of anyone bring the output back to the transistors like feedback.

RE-EDIT:
Referring to Reply #26,
Take the rightmost output(with lightning) and lower the voltage with a VERY large value resistor to the leftmost coil of the Feedback Oscillator.  Frequency should remain the same throughout the circuit.

--Lee
Title: Re: IST ULTRACAP 2.6VCD TO 120VAC CONVERTOR
Post by: innovation_station on November 28, 2009, 12:13:00 AM
maybe ...  :D

lol

i said the heck with finishing the lab ...  it will remain un painted for now  duty calls ..

im setting up the tables and UNPACKING

then testing will take place ..  dont think i want to plug that damm thing in ..  :o

lol

i origonally designed to for the 2.6vdc cap i will have to put a shut off on it so i dont blow it ... from the darn aa... lol   so then i was gonna bang low volt .. but i had the invertor so i threw it on ...

same exact thing just higher supply volts..  darn thing is still a jt ..  just a wee bit more powerful .. it could be called FORCE FEEDING ...
8)