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Michael John Nunnerley wrote:
If you take apart a VCR you will find that these motors have been used for many years, nothing new, I have one here, it came out of a 1990's VCR as the capstan drive motor.
The only difference maybe the winding design on the printed circuit board, but it is very very similar to the photos posted.
regards
Mike
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ChemistryWorldUK wrote:
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jeremyg wrote:
i tried insulating the exciter coils and got a whole lot of nothing going on.
jeremyg wrote:
i'd been spinning up aluminum coils to try different configurations, so i dropped 4 in a jar in what i figured was an appropriate orientation and powered up two opposite each other. lo and behold, the two neutral coils, with nothing hooked up, began producing gas instantly.
ehsanco1062 wrote:
Hi totoalas
Here is the circuit
ehsanco1062 wrote:
Hi totoalas
Yes I don't think you need to used PWM and its design to work with HHO
The spark module is siemense 191905351C 5wk6 and it used in many cares you can get it for 10$ or less here I bought it for 20$ ,just get the black one.
I hope that will help
