Tom van Keulen coil v9 setup free open source

[indigo22]

Hi Paul


//Is the trigger wire still around # 26 gauge. and the other  turns of wire are around # 24 gauge or larger?

the v9 uses the biggest wire from the bedini coil we don't use the smaller one

I am not sure about where the 160 volts dc comes from or goes to..  Is it a separate power supply?

pleace do not start with 160 volts dc start with 12 and slowly up it

Is that blocking cap --that 1 farad one in the video??

yes for this setup but i think you can better use a 200 volt dc cap

Are the 2 diodes ultra fast switching diodes?? or do they need to be ?

yes indeed
mur


Thanx again for the schematic.
Looking forward to seeing this through with you.

great 2 have good company

Paul

[indigo22]

electronic workbench part 2

i'll show you what pulsing a coil does, this program doesn't lie, it's only negative spikes but it's not sow hard to figure out to capture that and tranform it into dcplus or ac

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UxKoGTGH6ks&feature=youtu.be

[indigo22]

Hi Carrol,

thanks for taking time first of all i try the best i can second i think the dc blocking cap is how i connected it with the v9 version, about the bias of the movie 10 times oveerunity i don't connect the bias at all sow i'm only using what you see

hope it's clear this way

take care bro

[indigo22]

but you might b right about the blocking cap i don't use that that often

[Void]

Hi indigo22.

It looks you are using a 220V LED lightbulb? If so, what are the ratings on the LED lightbulb
from the package it came in?

If you are sending big high frequency jagged pulses to the lightbulb, measuring the average or RMS
voltage applied to the lightbulb can potentially be tricky, and measuring the current might not
be so straightforward as well.

If you want people to be able to follow what you are doing more easily, a suggestion would be to
post your simplest circuit diagram which you think is overunity, and just stick with that simple circuit for now
here until people are clear on exactly what you are doing. If you post info and videos on other circuits at
the same time here, it will probably be a lot more confusing for people to try to follow what you are doing.
Just a suggestion. 

All the best...