Successful TPU-ECD replication !

[otto]

Hello all,

@Spider

nice animation. Not only nice! This remembers me on the times of my ECD.

I had 4 coils like in the drawing but ONLY ON THE TOP COLLECTOR, connected in series. Each coil pulsed with 1 frequency. The 4th coil got all the "soup" from the previous coils.

The collectors connected in a Mobius way. Effect same as in the animation.

Runaway like in the "book". Everything blown.

I see youre playing with ECD coils. Dont connect your scope probe to this coils. The scpoe probe should be NEAR the coils. When you see a pumping effect on your power supply then STOP!!!
Youre then a few Hertz away from a runaway. This pumping is at a frequency of 5 - 10Hz.

This hobby I have now for 2 years or more?
I dont care whos the first, about money or ......I HAVE A LOT OF FUN!!! Its really a hobby for me, nothing else.


@Sparks

yes, tubes. Your picture - yes, something like that. I didnt try it so I dont want to say good or bad but...there is "something". The high voltage from the "tube" is good. No, no comment.

Otto

[Spider]

@Spider

  I only have paint to work with also.

www.anim8or.com

Maybe you will like this? its free.

greetings rene

[reftbird1]

TechTV before it became G4TV had a show about "Submerge Your Computer" 

See:
http://www.g4tv.com/techtvvault/features/37083/Submerge_Your_Computer.html

Hydrofluoroether (HFE) produced by 3M

Useful links
For more information about HFE, click on the links below.

?   3M Novec Engineered Fluids Varieties of HFE available.

?   Application information: 3M HFE-7100 HFE-7100 data sheet. (PDF file)

?   Reducing Emissions of PFC Heat Transfer Fluids Paper that examines emissions issues and HFE. (PDF file)

?   Using Segregated HFEs as Heat Transfer Fluids, Chemical Processing, February 2001Good overview article of HFE.

At the time the price was about $60.00 a gal.

[pheffler]

just a thought.

crystals can be grown when you hit certain  magic g force number.
can you use this idea in conjuction to your freqency discoveries?

[starcruiser]

@Spider,

This all is reminding me of an induction generator. fixed coils and a rotating field, the TPU is nothing more than that except for no moving parts.

Has anyone tried partially overlapping pulsing coils, four of them connected in series (one set of them 180 from each other), this would be two sets?

Use a 555 timer with a 50% duty cycle and use a driver config where the negative cycle is flipped to a positive pulse?

just a few thoughts...