Very interesing , can you give link to orginal source?
thank
andy
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What I quickly figured out was that I needed a variable plate cell to widen the gap so I could take the voltage up on the variac. But that didn't stop me, I jacked up the volts anyways. It still current limited itself, but the water started heating. (need bigger gap)
The interesting thing was that the tiny scr never even got warm. Quite bizarre I must say. You would never think it would work.
Hi Hard Krome.
What choke and cell you used , and what voltage you reached when water started heating, tell please?
Thank for sharing and ansver.
andy
It eliminates the opposing magnetic field problem because on one layer the coils do not move move, just the secondary, then on the next layer the secondary stays still and the coils move, so you never have magnetic fields moving against each other - just the secondary moving relative to the coils, where the coils alternate between north south north south, so yes, it does do exactly as he says and eliminate a lot of problems with the conventional car alternator, and in particular it he designed it to be a "current limiting voltage source" with "power isolation" where a "pulsed input results in a pulsed output" and he even talks about it being used to control a car accelerator.
It's all right there, if you want to read it. This is a rotary vic.
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Wow, your the guy I need to talk to. I am looking at doing an 8XA card setup. I gather from your video you get something close to 1 lpm at the 5A setting? Was this a 12v DC reading? I run conventional electrolysis with electrolyte and get about that around 15A. Ideally I would like about 2 lpm, but I don't want to run 30A thru my car electrical system. I gather you need a coil in the setup. Do you have a schematic? Where can I get some of the details using the 8XA? The 8XA takes 12v AC, correct? Is that Tony's card you are using?
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Hi Seb,
I too cannot get my head around the diodes as you describe them. How is the second diode connected again? A picture would be helpful, much obliged. I'm now running 8.5kv with my vic with little gas.
kb
From 1 november 2011 I'm able to sent you all materials (including plan) for build that cell at popular price, in that way you save more time for find these on internet. Complete plan for Electron Cascade Cell is also available for personal usage at 50 euro with payment trough paypal. If you are interested sent me email to alnenc@libero.it. Regards Alessandro
P.S. Also Iontruster can buy these.. no problems
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