problem starting new topic with 3 attachments

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1. Leon

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   Hi Steve,
   
   I want to start a new topic but I get an error message.
   Can you explain what I did wrong?
   
   (http://www.leonknook.com/circuits/fatal%20error.jpg)
   
   Kind regards,
   
   Knovos.

2. Leon

   #2 · date not recorded

   I managed the problem by uploading the topic with 1 attachment first and then did 2 modifications by uploading the attachments one by one. This way I got 3 pdf-files uploaded.
   
   Knovos.

3. Steve

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   Quote from: knovos on February 24, 2013, 17:24:57 pm

   I managed the problem by uploading the topic with 1 attachment first and then did 2 modifications by uploading the attachments one by one. This way I got 3 pdf-files uploaded.
   
   Knovos.
   

   
   Ill have a look at it, Knovos.
   30 seconds might be on the short side here...
   Thanks for noticing.
   
   Steve

4. Steve

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   I made some changes.
   Maybe you can try to do what you did before?
   I am not able to simulate it.....
   
   Steve

5. Leon

   #5 · date not recorded

   Problem stays the same.
   
   (http://www.leonknook.com/circuits/fatal%20error%202.jpg)
   
   300 seconds still to short for the 3 attachments at once.

6. Steve

   #6 · date not recorded

   Thanks.
   I made another modification.
   Can you check again, please?
   
   Steve

7. Leon

   #7 · date not recorded

   problem still there:
   
   (http://www.leonknook.com/circuits/fatal%20error%203.jpg)
   I got this message after 95 seconds.

8. Steve

   #8 · date not recorded

   Knovos,
   
   Can you give it a try again?
   Thanks!
   
   Steve

9. Leon

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   again the whole post with 3 attachments.
   
   Hi to you all,
   
   I want to use my gas splitter dry cell (using the H2 only for my car) by using a circuit which work with frequencies to avoid the big current consuming. So I stumbled on the Dave Lawton circuit and build it on this PCB (http://i1285.photobucket.com/albums/a600/knovos2/IMG00480-20130224-1419_zps826b8dd1.jpg)
   In spite of all the effort I did not get the high voltage spikes (1200 volt?) according to the attached PDF-file cramton-lawton.pdf. Both sections of the circuit work fine but the output is nothing more then spikes from 8 to 9 volt at 0.5 amp. To adjust the 4 pots to get something done is a kind gambling process I don't like it at all. Further investigation bring me to a guy named Ravi who added some big changes to the Cramton circuit which tells me the Cramton circuit is a good basic design but needs a lot more (see attached pdf-file Ravi Cell). His modifications seems to work very well but take a lot of time and money. It kicked me back in my chair, no I don't want to do all that. Back on the web I discovered a different circuit from Dave Lawton which does the same Stan had, a self tuning resonance circuit. Look at page 10-61 from the attached pdf files chapter10.pdf My question to you all, is it worth trying to build this circuit (http://www.leonknook.com/circuits/Lawton%20self%20tuning%20circuit.jpg)
   and is there a PCB available (open source). Are there alternatives who are better or give good results?
   Kind regards, Knovos.
   

    cramton-lawton.pdf  Ravi Cell.pdf  Chapter10.pdf

10. Leon

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    Yes it works!

11. Steve

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    Quote from: knovos on February 24, 2013, 20:22:38 pm

    Yes it works!
    

    
    Dank je...