Here is my manual pulsing circuit. It uses a 4047 in the Astable Free running mode for the gating pulse. This is fed to another 4047 set up in a complement gating mode. It delivers the Meyer’s style unipolar gated pulse from about 500hz to 11,000hz.
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Evidently their marketing guru thought QC-Gas sounded better than HHO.
It looks a little rickety but I have tried so many variations on coils and core that at this point I'm just trying to get some results. At least my pulsing unit is stable and accurate.
I have a friend who has access to a water jet CNC, but I have not been able to locate flat ferrite. I have heard of custom cores home made by pouring copy toner and epoxy mix into a mold. Not ready to go there yet.
I knew when I started this project it would come down to the magnetics.
Well, back to mad science after a year long break. Can’t say I’ve made any progress. The new Coil pack matches the winding specs. I switched back to ferrite for the core, using 0.5” ferrite rods.
Added the Diode across the Primary coil. Now it acts like a true step up transformer instead of a flyback.
Tuning around with frequency and gating generates an occasional tiny tiny trickle of bubbles and some interesting noises, but not the generous results everyone hopes for.
With the Diode in place the current draw is apox 300 ma. I have noticed the primary coil is getting hot. Will dig though my stash and add the resistor Across the primary.
The only thing left I can think of at the moment is to fabricate thin flat ferrite cores aka Meyer.