Need a bobbin made
Started by unknown · · 9 posts
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Attached is a jpg of a bobbin I need. Does anyone have a 3D printer and can tell me what STL files I need to have it printed?attachment_10327 Bobin1.5DiaCut.JPG
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You can made this bobbins using a lathe as i did...
(http://www.photoshare.ru/data/74/74309/1/5cq3cr-ddk.jpg)
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Nice job. Unfortunately I do not have access to a lathe.
Where did you find your core material?
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There is a guy on rwg research forums that can print bobbins, I think he is willing to do it for people willing to share their results
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Follow this link: http://www.chipdip.ru/product0/44265.aspx (Russian seller of electronic components).
It's just a ferrite plates (20х3х115mm) that I cut and then glued as I have. Very simple task if you have a dremel
Here is a link to this amazing tools site: http://www.dremeleurope.com -
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Thanks!
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Follow this link: http://www.chipdip.ru/product0/44265.aspx (Russian seller of electronic components).
Do you think NiZn ferrite 400HH is good material? Also check ebay for [FERRITE BARS]
It's just a ferrite plates (20х3х115mm) that I cut and then glued as I have. Very simple task if you have a dremel
Here is a link to this amazing tools site: http://www.dremeleurope.com
The only shape/type I could find are 400HH plates.
http://www.ionizationx.com/index.php/topic,1305.msg21636.html#msg21636
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For 10Khz I think we neee a Ui of 2000 -
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After studying work done on the Lawton circuit, and unsure of how much work it takes to get a VIC circuit going, my first goal might be to try to enhance and improve efficiencies of my cars, hotwater heater, furnaces with HHO enhanced combustion using the 8XA circuit, hoping to get 1-2 lpm on an economical and easy to achieve 5-10A load. But I am keeping an eye on the VIC circuit and progress on using it on these forums. But if I were to launch into it now, I would be making my own ferrite cores, mixing it myself in an E shaped parafin wax mold. Then as for the bobbins, seems a heat gun, hot melt glue gun, polyethylene plastic from vitamin jars and a pair of scissor you could make 5 bobbins in a few hours... It only needs to contain the coil and I don't think there is any heat involved.
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