Someone could replicate this?
I think it's fake

Quote from: alejandroguille on May 16, 2014, 02:49:07 PM
.. I think it's fake

Depends on what you're talking about.  It is not OU.. but it is a real self running looped circuit with a run time dependent on cap size.  It is basically a very, very efficient LED driver.

Check out lasersaber's work on this transformer.  He is using a simplified circuit, but same principle:
http://laserhacker.com/

Quote from: 4Tesla on May 17, 2014, 04:28:56 PM
.. but it is a real self running looped circuit with a run time dependent on cap size.  It is basically a very, very efficient LED driver.

According to Avalon it is more than that.
In this post he writes that he is getting 500-600V under load and some power anomalies

Well; This somewhat works....



I tried another coil and it failed... but this works pretty good so maybe I can swap it now...
was thinking...


I have no diodes to ground... there's never a replenish of ground-water... I tried a few places but just ended up pulling .4A so... ya I should had another coil.


I added aluminum foil plates to my coil; and left the ends free; it does help a little; but it's only a 45pF cap... I dunno maybe now that it's pulsing well I can detect an inducted field on it too... still might be backwards on that.


Edit:
Did some testing thinking about the foils; reversing them is as good as removing them; and it changes the stability; as it decays it re-pulses bright then to dim then bright... instead of a gradual decay....  They are both connected to the collector/drive coil.


I think you can just add capacitance across the coil (in parallel) and get the same effect though... maybe; there is an inductive component to that..


Edit: It's an MPSA18 not 16.

Quote from: d3x0r on May 18, 2014, 04:14:33 AM
Well; This somewhat works....


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YsorE1JD7HM