Selfrunning cold electricity circuit from Dr.Stiffler

[DrStiffler]

@ALL
Okay - think I got it.

So how do you know or how do you calculate what a particular SEC Exciter can do as far as gain. With gain being the excess energy you can obtain from the lattice under my theory. Well here is the formula that will make many cringe and some suffer sleepless nights because they will shout how ridicules it is, yet it has been shown accurate from the empirical data.

What the formula states is what appears to be the maximum gain based upon the variables involved and is an idealized number. Poor construction of the exciter, meaning resistances like in to small a wire in coils, running at higher voltages than required, external capacitive coupling and all the other things that degrade an RF system. But! it does at least provide a number to shoot for and allow you to know when you are there so you can move on.

[samedsoft]

@Dear Freezer

   Could you please indicate the current SEC consumes with the Fan disconnected? Also secondary neon disconnected as well?

   Best Regards to all

[fritz]

The powerconsumption of a fan goes with the
square of the rpms.
Brushless fans start to run (at least)with a third of the nominal
voltage (dc) and need then only 10% of the nominal
rated power.
Running fan from SEC - measuring rpm - then run the
same fan from a regulated dc power supply - and adjust
voltage for same rpm - then you can compare the consumption.
that would be a nice video.
rgds.

[Loki67671]

@All,
My twists on an LPF. I have added sensing resistors to the mix plus a Current Sense Amp, an Instrumentation Amp, and a High Side Power Sensor. Now I'm working on the bias component calculations and noise reduction / decoupling. We shall see  Thank God for hot air gear because soldering anything smaller than this is impossible without it, or maybe I'm just getting old. 

More to follow. 

Best regards,

Jim

@All,
She looks a little better than yesterday with the additional work. It functions on the bench OK so lets see what it does running and sensing a SEC exciter! One of the troubles I had with the RF was a sensing amp outputting anomalous DC sensing signal that was a result of common mode offset. Hopefully I've cured that but we shall see. The hard work indeed! I haven't even got to the point of trying to keep the SEC tuned for calibration and then a real run. I'm counting on my SEC-3's to have much greater stability than the hacks I've built to date. 

Best regards,

Jim

[gotoluc]

Hi all,

I connected Dr. Stiffler's SEC to an Ironhead HHO test Cell which I had built last summer. It has one center negative plate and on each end there is a positive plate and in between each positive and negative center there are 8 neutral plates on each side. All plates are stainless and are spaced 1/8 th of an inch center. Please note that in the video I say 1/16 th of an inch which is not correct, it's 1/8".  The size of the plates are 2 inches square. This is the first time I was able to get HHO gas production from pure distilled water (no electrolite added)

Here is a youtube video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a5y2dzXdGho

Thank you Dr. Stiffler for sharing.

Added: I forgot to mention that the core in my tuning coils is cracked so it's stuck and I can't tune for best efficiency.

Luc