I Cracked it!!!!
Started by unknown · · 78 posts · last reply 6 December 2022
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Awesome!!! -
#27 ·
Awesome!!!
I think the best part, besides getting the bubbles, is that you discovered LEDs work as high frequency diodes. I wonder if the circuit can be powered with rf from an antenna. -
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I collected some parts for replication Brian.
Soon i must be able to smack it together...
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#29 · date not recorded
Look closely at that fets data sheet I used, it seems to work best. And that's cool on the led part tektrical! I can't wait to see you guys better this. -
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My first attempt failed with getting a mini tesla circuit working...
Maybe my transistors are no good or my secondairy coil....
Monday i can get me some transistors....
The one i used sofar:
Ksp44
C945
Primary coil is 3 winding
Resistor 22k
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#31 ·
1m resister between gate and source/ground. May have to touch resister at gate as you increase voltage. Let go when leds light up. Do not over ramp the voltage until you become experienced at this circuit. Let run with leds lift for 10 mins or so. If no production swap cell polarity. -
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Jippyjee
The tiny transistor gets hot....
The lightbulb gets on
So, at least a babystep has been taken.
This tiny tesla does not visually ionize the air, but the gas bulb shows a radiant field of energy!
Now i have to find more leds and a heavier npn...
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My unit is getting close to the testing phase. A lot goin on, but if I can squeeze one thing in each day on this, pretty soon it'll be sitting there.
I verified the fluorescent driver works, and the flashlight LED assembly is ready. I dug out a relay which looks like the one in the video. It's rusty and getting the little steel plunger out will be about the last challenge. Then it's just wiring it up to a cell and seeing what happens.
I can see a lot which might be done with this new circuit, and I may even test my new single-phase shape resonance diode.attachment_16079 sr diode.png
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#34 · date not recorded
I am glad someone is testing a transistor my only Wonder is a mosfet is voltage controlled and very sensitive to the resident of feedback of the coil and the transistor is current regulated at is Skate rather than voltage like the mosfet. Maybe this will work out better let me know. -
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It works now much better.
I got some highfrequency switching high power transistors....
That works!
The circuit is still a little onstable, but stable enough for the coming tests.
Here another video...
A 8 watt tl bulb goes fully bright
The circuit does 18v on 0.3 amps.
When i touch the solder on the plus wire, i get jolt...
See also how the bulb is still shining when it goes over the batterys...
As the whole circuit goes Tesla....and radiates...
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#36 · date not recorded
I burned my skin...
First hho from 1 wire
And more wierd things... -
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And then i saw a stream of hho...and then the batterys got empty....
I will get a powersupply in here.
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#38 · date not recorded
And there it is...the old works best...
Do you want to see HHO production Tesla style?
Watch this... 9volts and 0.4amps
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#39 · date not recorded
Hell yeah! I'm impressed!!! -
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The next question is......what to do next... -
#41 · date not recorded
The next question is......what to do next...
You might try using a cluster of parallel LEDs for each of the diodes. A cheap flashlight has nine. You could judge how bright they are, and see what effect the lower resistance has on the gas production. -
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Make it better! It's small scale, get some resonate coils in parallel, start tweaking. I haven't had a chance to look at the driver stevie used. The frequency may can be altered. -
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And, of course, make sure the bubbles are flammable, not just steam being liberated.
I'm starting to spend more time on this project, now that my understanding of the importance of the new circuit is increasing. -
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I tried to burn some bubles.
50 times nothing and then just one time a tiny pop....
Not sure what i am producing here...
Thanks, btw, for your suggestions.. -
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I changed the leds for super fast diodes.
The results are the same.
Adding a coil or capacitors didnt improve.
So i doubled my secondairy coil in size.
That gave me higher voltages. Results in bubles a bit better.
But not really hho pops after ignition...
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Laser pointer diodes, shining between the plates? -
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3 6 9 Tesla, if you understood that, then you could hold the keys to the universe.
Stevie, Add a second Mini Tesla, While you are doing that, Also look for the eleventh harmonic.
Be sure the second Mini Tesla is not identical to the first, as your not looking to boost power, but to apply a second frequency to the water. When Coil 1 and Coil 2 is at the tuned frequencies the water will generate the Third harmonic on its own.
However, if one wanted to skip the above, Increase the size of the Tesla coil, Add a second Mini Tesla identical to the first using a seperate Isolated power source.
A tesla coil should be designed so that it could be Tuned, as so for the second. There will be an eleventh harmonic at every frequency. Which of those tuned frequencies does water react to? Well with my Mini tesla when I put my hand on the glas container, I could feel the water Thumping the Container as if it was Pulsating in a way it could Bust the glass. Try feeling its heart beat on the external part of the glas stevie. Put your hands on it and feel it pumping the glass jar. -
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thanks guys
I will continue testing...... -
#49 · date not recorded
thanks guys
I will continue testing......
I think the best thing you could try would be to pulse the input to the driver, on and off. -
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