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[wattsup]

I just blew my inverter. lol

Shit, I think these off the shelf low cost inverters are not really made to take any type of beating. lol

I went to my local EE shop and they only had two HV diodes at $13 each. Man, expensive. I will find two more.

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[xenomorphlabs]

I just blew my inverter. lol

Shit, I think these off the shelf low cost inverters are not really made to take any type of beating. lol

I went to my local EE shop and they only had two HV diodes at $13 each. Man, expensive. I will find two more.

wattsup

For that price you could buy a few old microwaves from the dump and just scavenge the HV diodes in there. Might be cheaper, just a thought.

[wattsup]

I will see for the diodes. For sure you need HV diodes in this otherwise you will always be in AC mode.

It's too bad about my inverter but for the time it was working, I realized that TK had to go through the same things. He did not wake up one morning and have his device all set in his brain. It took him time to work out many aspects of this. So you have a HV source and now what. In my set-up I finally got a spark and the bulb was lit. But as I made this next mistake, I realized why TK was using two switches on his green box unit.

The mistake I did was to put a toggle switch between my inverter and my first MOV primary. My inverter was on, so when I put the switch everything starts running and the load was already connected to my output so the total system was under stress. As soon as I then turned off the toggle switch, well I had three MOV coils in the circuit and the back spike just toasted my inverter. Inductors discharge when you disconnect. What I should have done is put a switch on the load as well. Turn off the load, then turn off the input power.

I am sure this had to happen to TK in the beginning for him to then put in two switches to start his systems. They are not really required to start the system but really required to safely stop the system otherwise he would have  blown his own inverter. So at least I know a practical reason for having two switches. lol

I think my next tests will be right from the mains until I have a good handle on this.

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