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  • Gray tube project, some help please.

    Hello

    Ive saved some money, and im willing to obtain selfsustainability, or independence
    To buy cheap piece of land, build greenhouse with lamps, and convert some old car into selfrunning electric.

    Target is to build Gray tube type power system for engine and for small farm,
    althrought i understand how tube works ill need help with anything else,

    Im thinking of using 12 volt battery, 555 timer to generate hi frequency pulses, 100s of khz
    then add home made step up transformer or ignition coil,
    and capacitors bank, and at the end of it gray's tube.

    Questions
    01- How to setup 555 timer for high frequency
    02- Would it be better to build step up transformer or purchase ignition coil.
    does ignition coil have good enough high frequency response.
    03- How to modulate tube discharge ratio and time.
    04- do lv will pass throught hv diode? or i need to increase lv to mach diode but stil lower than on hv anode?

    Any help please, websites, calculators, self taught materials are more than welcome.

    Car engine will be custom made v4, v8 solenoid type, or 8 solenoid radial according to shaft (like in old aeroplanes)
    windings will be made od tinned copper wire, as it have 3x better magnetic "output" in comparement to plain magnetic wire.


    Cheers all

  • #2
    hi and still a late
    you may ask in Renewable Energy again, probatly here.
    http://www.energeticforum.com/renewa...plication.html
    or you may find more infos about it in this Thread.
    Theorizer are like High Voltage. A lot hot Air with no Power behind but they are the dead of applied Work and Ideas.

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    • #3
      Grey's Tube

      Maybe we could merge projects the tube is a general electric gl-7171 that can be bought here Electronics tubes - Collector tubes also go to YouTube - EV Gray Motor Found! this video of them dismantling the device hope it helps

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      • #4
        Here

        the 555 is set r/c and an ignition coil does 50Khz easy as well you can take a plastic jar 2 pieces of 3/8 tubing and a copper film paper thin sheet to make the anode or I have seen copper mesh use to get plasma conditions in the tube you will have to feed the output of the 555 to a 2N3055 to drive it you will also need to make it a 100mS pulse or less for safety reasons. feed the output of the tube to a coil of spark plug wire two coils of ten turns each then back to the positive of the battery.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by xenophed View Post
          the 555 is set r/c and an ignition coil does 50Khz easy as well you can take a plastic jar 2 pieces of 3/8 tubing and a copper film paper thin sheet to make the anode or I have seen copper mesh use to get plasma conditions in the tube you will have to feed the output of the 555 to a 2N3055 to drive it you will also need to make it a 100mS pulse or less for safety reasons. feed the output of the tube to a coil of spark plug wire two coils of ten turns each then back to the positive of the battery.
          Xenophed's advice is probably best for you to use! Peter Lindemann has a very nice e-book on cold-electricity which focuses a lot on Gray tubes. Its called the Secrets of Cold Electricity.

          By the way, if you're trying to reach self-sufficiency I can suggest some very great combinations of technology (promise you I wont mention a solar panel), and also a ton of communities that are working on reaching self-sufficiency not only in electricity but in food. I'm living at one now! We'll be self-sufficient by the end of summer with capacity for a few dozen people if not a hundred.

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