Quote from: k4zep on July 16, 2008, 11:33:39 AM
Hi Luc,

Yes sometime today or tomorrow, sort of busy with family and friends and boat dock work project here at the condo.  Will just try it with a plug and see If I can get extra plasma with the setup..Will also monitor the current in the spark with current pickup coil and display on scope, should be fairly easy to verify, good, bad, ugly.......

With the coil sizes, frequencies look about right, worried about Perm. mag. field intensity but not totally out of the park...........Simply removing the soft iron core or removing the magnetic current should give a straight  spark.  This might be a strange but true type of device..Again, this is a WAG (wild ass guess) type of device and THEORY..IF it works, could sure be used in other ways!!!!!

Has anyone seen this(slightly off topic)!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zlinM1wAI5U

Caught my attention!  Be patient, you have to like LOTS of water!  I can NOT explain it either......

Ben

Hi Ben, thanks for bringing this to our attention. I have sent him an email to invite him to look at this topic to see how we share and work together to develop. If he chooses to come we will start a new topic for him and support him.

Luc

Quote from: lasher23 on July 16, 2008, 04:16:23 PM
I don't want to post anything irrelevant, but has anyone messed with using a flyback transformer and drive circuit to produce plasma in the plug? I only ask because the plasma seems to be a necessary part of these experiments, and my flyback setup produces it consistently....at least it seems to. Let me know if this is a useless way to drive my plug.I may have missed something.

Hi lasher, please do test your flyback with this circuit or share your idea in more detail so someone can try it.

Luc

well,i tried to create your circuit again tonight luc,still whenever the rectifier is hooked up to the inverter it trips,when i hooked it to mains circuit breaker tripped.I put the light bulb in between the inverter and rectifier as suggested.When the rectifier isnt hooked up,the inverter runs the light bulb fine,as soon as I hook up the ac to rectifier,it is done.Seems like bad rectifier maybe,what do you think?

Quote from: Park34 on July 17, 2008, 01:07:07 AM

excellent use of a clamp if i do say so   just curious is that really the way itys hooked up, i am seeing allot more ends of wire with your setup 2 red 2 blue and anohter 2, with s1r i am only seeing 3. just curious

thanks

Hi Park,

It was hooked up as in the pictorial when tested, 3 coils, 6 leads before hooking up!  #2 & 3 low voltage coils are in series, here positive regenerative feedback should occur if activity in nail and phase is correct, HV coil is isolated.

To produce the circuit accurately, exact size of wires, # turns, SIZE OF NAIL/diameter, hardness of nail and coating if one, size of coil form coils were wound on and most important, INDUCTANCE of each coil and resonance frequency of at least the HV coil plus a nice current trace of the spark on a HF scope..........None of that is given, so we are all working in the dark here.....IF there is gain in the circuit, it has to be in the RF region due to size (guesstimate) of basic coils.....

Reading the Yahoo group where S1R is most active, it would appear he is getting more bazaar in his statements as time goes along concerning relays, world energy needs, confinement to US, etc,  The fine line between intuitive genius and insanity is a razor thin edge......who knows.  AND no, I am not trying to spread disinformation or doubt, just keeping it between the lines here.

That water wheel is MOST interesting, but where in the heck to get a 550 GPH Turbo Pump!!!!!  Hummmmmmmm.  Going back to bed............too damn early in the morning.......

Ben

Quote from: qiman on July 16, 2008, 11:57:10 PM
Hi Luc,

Here is a good tutorial I shot at Peter's shop yesterday just to get someone going on the basic circuit if they're just joining your thread here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wlMELbK8zDQ
It has schematics and photos. Easy circuit to isolate power supply and ignition coil.

What was the exact inspiration to make you put the diode from the cap to the HV on the ignition coil?

Wow another great video and demonstrated by Peter Lindeman. Please do thank him on my behalf.

I think you are the first one to ask me about how I came to this circuit. It is not my doing!... it is God's Grace. I ask for His help and guidance to find something that could help just days before finding it. The circuit came the day after I posted a reply to S1R on his Yahoo Group. What I was trying to do is to get my inverter to short circuit at the spark plug once the HV of the coil jumped the gap. I had so many components to try to do this and at one point I noticed that the spark was strong and wondered what part of the circuit was doing this ... so I started eliminating one thing at a time to find the cause and eventually found this simple circuit.

Luc