WFC VIC
#132 ·
In my simulations, i see a change on the secondairy side.
I use a resistor and cap as cell in parallel.
Steve
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#132 ·

#1 ·

(http://www.ionizationx.com/file:///C:/Users/Alen/Desktop/Phase%20lock%20included.png)Ran across a circuit fro(http://www.autismpedia.org/wiki/images/0/03/Cramton_circuit.png)m a fellow named Cramton. I includes the PLL circuit

#12 ·
#92 ·
friend,
you do not change the timing to get implosion, you instead change the gas so it does implode then you change the timing so it will implode in the engine.
meyer talked of implosion, joecell gas implodes and geet gas can implode.
Charlie.
#42 ·
whoa wait a minute, that 1.9 uH, not 1.9 H, i am way off, what's going on here? *thinking brb*
... it's 97 mH without the core, any ideas?
1.95 H and 130 uF will resonate at 10 Hz, could 10 Hz be the gate frequency, while 10,000 Hz is the pulse frequency? in the patent he says 0.5 Hz gate frequency for that vic which sounds like an extremely low gate freq
say my vic has 6 H (2 from each choke and the secondary) then the inductive reactance at 10,000 Hz is
XL = 2piFL
= 2 x 3.141592653 x 10 kHz x 6 H
= 4E+05 ohms (to 1 significant digit)
= 376,991 ohms
thats pretty huge, to restrict amps
http://www.daycounter.com/Calculators/Plate-Capacitor-Calculator.phtml
measured the cell without water, so just air, and it is 25 picoF
also, calculated with air, it is 25 picoF
calculated with dielectric constant of 80 gives 2100 picoF or 2 nF
to get a calculated 130 uF, it requires a dielectric constant of 5 million
so clearly there is a difference here some how
2 nF and 10kHz gives 126 mH for res
does anyone else have some measurements and calculations to compare?
assuming 2nF is in the right ballpark, and 2000 turns of 30 gage is in the right ballpark, and i get 97 mH without a core, and Stans core was tiny, then maybe my core provides too much increase in inductance, and with a smaller core i might be closer to the 126 mH value compared to 97 mH with air-core
so maybe, the numbers work, it's just knowing which numbers to work with
#18 ·
Well I am far enough along to know what I am seeing, as I have it in front of me.
The SS will charge up and hold a charge, aligning the water molecules between them. (without the circuit attached) I have had in upwards of 6v difference between the tubes after its shut off, 2v after 24hrs. The higher the water charges up, the higher the potential between the tubes is. At a ratio of course. He says they hold enough of their charge during gating (T3) to keep the cell from discharging. That means the tubes maintain the charge at full rate during that time.
The 304 Stainless tubes do this because pulsing brings on atomic particle alignment in the metal. Positives on outside, negatives on the inside, depending on which tube it is. (it forms its own anode and cathode on each tube)
No current, no chemicals. Its electrostatic.
The tubes stay Clean. No white stuff, since there is no current.
I tried to tell you guys before that this is the real deal but I was butchered. I have been studying this HHO approach ever since which is why I had to temporarily abandon my own project here. It’s the bird in the hand reasoning/logic.
I am lacking certain details to complete my prototype “6” series replication which is why I can not offer or announce a successful replication at this time.
“...and the truth shall set you free.”

#6 ·
Hi steve
I 'm thinking about using a flyback topology because it can perform that task that i thought about storing the energy in the gap and than discharge it all in once giving high voltage low current without relation to the turns... It is more related with the duty cycle and speed of the rectifier..
in sequence this pulse must be able to induce resonance of the water cavity thus being able to extract the energy from water and being able to accumulate it in the resonant coil somehow...
I'm thinking for example in accumulating maybe 1mW during 1ms in the core than discharge in 1 ns thus having a 1000w discharge
I learned something very important this days
inductor opposes the flow of current by giving to it a kind of inertia (mass), so the current is accelerated inside the coil due to the voltage force(thus if voltage applied is constant during the period in witch it is applied, this current "speed" or flow will raise linearly) like a ramp wave up to the last peak that is just before voltage is turned off... this inertia ( weight or magnetic field) is what makes the current to still want to keep flowing even if you turn off the switch, however if no secondary was in conduction mode (transformer with secondary and a diode conducting during the on pulse or without any diode) energy was only stored in the inductor and its Energy=mass*speed... than if the current have no where to go, the magnetic field will collapse for reseting the core field generating a high back emf pulse in the windings However if there is a winding in flyback mode (one with diode witch polarity will allow to conduct this reversed polarity pulse (during the of pulse)) the back emf accumulated "energy" will not come back to the primary so will be discharged in the load... otherwise on the links you may have noted the boost mode where the current is not allowed to change direction so the energy is discharged but current keep flowing in the same direction... However voltage and current discharged will be transformed related to the time it took to charge and discharge all the energy...
I was thinking in a way to delay this discharge as much as possible to be able to transform voltage to its maximum possible value, but i found that would be very hard because of component limitations....
I think the electron extraction happens in this nano seconds...
here few more very interesting links (my last favorites) since yesterday
http://ludens.cl/Electron/Magnet.html
http://www.allaboutcircuits.com/vol_1/chpt_16/5.html
http://www.butlerwinding.com/store.asp?pid=28337
http://www.butlerwinding.com/store.asp?pid=29429&catid=19973
http://www.allaboutcircuits.com/vol_2/chpt_9/5.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synchronous_rectification
http://www.rmcybernetics.com/projects/DIY_Devices/homemade_signal_generator2.htm
http://www.rmcybernetics.com/projects/DIY_Devices/homemade_ignition_coil_driver.htm
Best Regards