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[magpwr]

  Tonight I tried putting the HV output of my Joule Ringer oscillator circuit (about 1500 volts) into a saucer of water, to test, to see if I would get shocked when I put a finger into it.
Well, I know that you'd like to know what happened... but,   I chickened out.
  No, I couldn't do it,   but, I'll try it later.  First I need to get my nerve up.
As there are couple of things that I hate, needles are one of them.  And guess what the other one is...   Right!

  I also saw a video a while back, maybe a couple of years ago, which I've never seen again.  It showed a guy playing with cold electricity, lighting incandescent bulbs, brightly, and handling them barehanded,  like they were nothing.   
Well, I'm not there yet.   Curiosity killed the cat,  remember. 
Anyways, I'll let you know, soon. Maybe tomorrow,  maybe.  Or maybe I should look for my cat, and try it on him first. Ha!

Hi Nickz,

Oh dear.I was merely pointing to a cold current example but i do not recommend you try since it's not easy to differentiate between cold current and the usual Hot current.

I got electrocuted twice today lucky i did not have a microwave capacitor.Imagine getting nasty shock from camera caps at mere 330volts over 15 years ago which the shock itself can't make you forget that experience at all.That experience really burn into my brain like a memory:ROM.

The fun was just getting started.Using 2 x 40KV DIODES in  AV formation especially using together withHV capacitor with adjustable spark gap caused interference with my laptop and pc.The pc switcher connected to monitor was blinking away upon turning device on.I suspect the root cause was because i was using electrical earth.I do have stainless steel water pipe near by which i will try to use it in future.

[Grumage]

The fun was just getting started.

Dear magpwr.

YES, your fun has started!! You are already generating standing waves!! I feel sure T-1000 will bear this out!

I had trouble filming my Akula demo. The camera froze up on several occasions. I noted that it was when I got at a certain level with the coil being driven.

So, phase one, a good start. BTW I really liked the photo of your HV diode. 6" WOW 

Cheers Grum.

[MenofFather]

  MenofFather:
  Always good to hear from you, even though I don't always understand your language.

  quote:
  "Also when you go on higher frequency with incandescent bulbs they consume much less power due of skin effect".
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   In any case, if the above is true, then saving on the power or current levels consumed, by the use of these efficient circuits, makes it all worth while.

  It does seam that some people have already proven that through the use of induction type oscillators, a double or even triple output compared to the input source can be obtained. What has been the more difficult part is, feeding-back some of the output power to maintain the device working on its own.  Only a few people like Akula, and a few others have been able to do this,  to some as yet unproven degree.

I try give to incandesel lamp hight and low frenquency (in wide  range from 5-50 herc to 200-500 kiloherc) and power comnumption is same and brightnes is same. Induction heaters use from 10 kiloherc to 1 megaherc frenquency, so this teory, that in higher frenquency incandesel lamp consumpse less power is wrong, from were you get, that consumse less power? You meshure or only think that or maybe drinked boy say you that (here qoustions to T1000 and other who think, that in higher frenquency incandesel lamp use less power)?

[magpwr]

Dear magpwr.

YES, your fun has started!! You are already generating standing waves!! I feel sure T-1000 will bear this out!

I had trouble filming my Akula demo. The camera froze up on several occasions. I noted that it was when I got at a certain level with the coil being driven.

So, phase one, a good start. BTW I really liked the photo of your HV diode. 6" WOW 

Cheers Grum.

Hi Grumage,

Do try phone camera although it doesn't work well in low lit room.
A normal DSLR\digital camera if you have one will work out as well beside the camcorder.

May i ask since i'm new to Kapanadze.Do you or anyone knows any winding details for SR193 like CCW ,CW number of turns,wire thickness.

I'm unfortunate due to space constrain i need to work on the floor which put stress on my body like yoga but worst.
After the floor renovation which will be completed next month i will try to get a table just for the experiment with my equipment on it.
There was sparking even to my cold ceramic floor after hv transformer to AV plug from the capacitor and that experiment was only consuming around 4..5watt of power from 12 lead-acid battery.(Tuning to low pulse width)
The spark which hit the tiling edge looks red in color at the point of contact.I didn't know cement is conductive.


The part which causes my monitor to go bersek when i was playing with cadceus coil (Lithuania device assembly) combine with caps.A very thin fine blue spark was coming out of the secondary if i merely use 1 lead from voltage meter probe and approach around 1..3mm away to any of the 3 points on secondary coil.
I can't use 1 or 2 2N2  capacitor as it will cause sparking to slow down but with stronger spark it seems via the adjustable spark gap.This adjustable spark gap (to check if there is spark to spark plug for cars)is only good for quick short testing if the power draw from battery is below 5watt.Else the spark itself will put a burn mark on transparent plastic window.
I suspect the small hv transformer is not really suited for this experiment but it will work out for SR193 and etc.

[Grumage]

Hi Grumage,

May i ask since i'm new to Kapanadze.Do you or anyone knows any winding details for SR193 like CCW ,CW number of turns,wire thickness.

Dear magpwr.

I'm afraid not, but now you have asked I'm sure a full and detailed schematic will appear, as if by magic!!    Sorry for the cynicism, but this is what I have seen over and over again.

With regards to your slow spark rate, yes I think your flyback does not have the energy required to recharge the capacitors.

Cheers Grum.