@groundloop

My Volvo only needs a new exhaust pipe. Blew a hole in it some years ago
Non-resistor spark plugs is without a R in NGK model numbers and probably other brands to. For the 145 i need NGK BP5EY, but they are maybe rare to find today? I attached the chart mentioned by bxngoc.

NC

Hi all,

I have posted a video demonstrating the CORE water spark plug principles as applied to multiple spark plugs. This is NOT the Nexus circuit. It operates as a CDI system like the original isolated circuit brought to us by Gotoluc and demonstrated by Peter Lindemann and also replicators from all around.

The circuit below is the exact circuit as used in the video. It uses 3 HV diodes in parallel (NTE517) per plug ... visible in the video. The circuit does not need a beefy choke (MOT) primary. It will produce a bright plasma discharge on 12 uf. I'm using 47uf in these tests because I like to blow up water.

The video is at:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_kz2REk4XdA

Enjoy. Peace,

Greg

Spark Plugs

I found  non resistant plugs for my truck. at http://www.summitracing.com/ Just do a spark plug search, then use browse by make of vehicle to find if they have your plugs in NR. I posted this once before.So delete it if you want.

Quote from: Mr.Tesla on September 16, 2008, 02:02:22 PM
How to control the timing once the you have the schematic done...

Sparks are controled by the ECU so this is a seperate circuit(unless with 555).

Hi Mr.Tesla,

It may take time to test all the circuits to find what works best and is simplest to build. If you have an ECU vehicle like most of us then if you want to be able to change timing I would recommend you to build Greg's circuit which I think is very stable and the simplest circuit to build at this time.

But do remember we are all testing these.

@Greg, excellent video demo and circuit

Luc

Quote from: bwb on September 16, 2008, 09:46:47 PM
Spark Plugs

I found  non resistant plugs for my truck. at http://www.summitracing.com/ Just do a spark plug search, then use browse by make of vehicle to find if they have your plugs in NR. I posted this once before.So delete it if you want.

Hi,

Thanks, I didn't know where to go for those.

Peace,

Greg