IST! NEO ZAP ARC REACTORS

[rave154]

keep goin IST, whatever works.....even if its clunky as hell....as long as it works......even only sporadically.....as long as it works...

[innovation_station]

IM ACTUALLY REALLY SURPRIZED ...

I MANAGED LAST NIGHT TO BE ABLE TO CHANGE FROM REAL SLOW FREQ TO REALLY HIGH FREQ FROM MY SIMPLE NEO ZAPPER RELAY CONTROLLER

IT IS NOT MOUNTED YET

BUT MY NEOS DONT BURN UP NOW NOR MY SPARK GAPS IM ONLY TRYING TO RELPACE THE CRAP DIGITAL JUNK ...  WITH A MECHANICAL  NEO ZAP TO CONTROL THE HIGHER AMPS

SO FAR SO GOOD

W

[jas_bir77]

hi guys, i am new here i like this thread, good work I.S. regarding your 555 chips and a circuit, i am also following a thread at energetic forum by the name of cop> 17 rosemary...... there Aaron and others are also working on a 555 circuit with high frequency, low pulse cycle with the option of recharging the battery also etc..
note : main stresssss they are giving on is a mosfet which is not avalanche proof for super results .
hope it helps

[innovation_station]

thanks guys ... 

today in my travels i found a HUGE comunitator     

i will make it into a mechanical rotary switch it is about 3.5 " across and about 48 contacts

maybe more ...  i need to take it apart yet ...  but i was kinda thinking of splitting it into 4

like speed bumps ...  lol 

ill add the picture when i get it apart ... 

i know it can handle high power it came from a 220vac 10 amp motor 2 hp

and well  we will see ooooo  soooooo soooooon 

ist!

i took some pictures of it ...  theres more like 96 or something like that contacts at lest  4" across

ist!

[AbbaRue]

Sounds like an interesting experiment.
About the chips burning out.

Years ago I fired up a neon sign transformer with 2 wires hooked up to produce a Jacobs Ladder effect.
I had a brand new digital meter sitting on a desk 10 feet away, and it was turned off, with the leads connected.
The neon sign transformer puts out 12kV at 60mA.
At the corner of my eye I suddenly noticed a cloud of smoke coming from the meter.
I quickly turned the neon sign transformer off and checked the meter, it was fried.
I had just bought the meter a radio shack and it was still under warranty, so I took it back and got a new one.
But I never tried playing with the neon sign transformer since.
If it can do that to a digital meter which is designed to measure voltages, what could it do to a computer or other equipment?

If you put the circuit into a grounded metal box it may solve the problem of burning out chips.
I may try this experiment too.