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  • Aaron
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    plasma test

    Pranav,

    I think that will work, I have done that to charge batteries with the plasma
    impulses where your 24v battery is but you do not need that to test.
    It also could make your battery explode - so for safety - remove for now.

    Leave the gap but remove the battery and diode there, you don't need
    them.

    Relay can work, I have used relays in many of these experiments but little
    by little your relay points will fail - you may be able to alleviate that with
    snubber cap across the points. But you can try.

    After removing the battery/diode, test and it should give you a good
    plasma burst at the gap.

    The ignition coil provides the HV output and the cdi 16uf capacitor provides
    the LV so you don't need the battery to test the effect. The CDI cap and
    ignition coil combination already mix both the HV and LV together.

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  • pranav2010
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    new circuit

    hi aaron

    i think this will work properly

    instead of relay i am going to use there commutator

    what do you think ?????

    have wonderful day
    Last edited by pranav2010; 02-26-2011, 03:22 PM.

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  • pranav2010
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    my coil

    hi aaron

    this is coil

    have wonderful day
    Last edited by pranav2010; 02-26-2011, 03:22 PM.

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  • pranav2010
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    new circuit

    hi aaron

    i think this will work properly

    instead of relay i am going to use there commutator

    what do you think ?????

    have wonderful day
    Last edited by pranav2010; 12-03-2010, 03:27 PM.

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  • Aaron
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    @Pranav

    Originally posted by pranav2010 View Post
    hi arron

    i find new circuit to generate high voltage

    i tried this circuit for just making spark it is sparking very well

    what do think is this okay ??????

    can you tell me where should i put my commutator in the diagram

    and rest of the circuit will remain same as in the circuit diagram

    have wonderful day
    i don't know that a high frequency pulser will work. a cap simply needs
    to be charged and then discharged into the ignition coil. i'd use a minimum
    of 4uf as the cdi cap but preferably 10 up to 47uf. perhaps the dimmer
    can be used to pulse a power supply to charge a cap?

    Here are a couple ignition pics of one variation with the half bridge and
    scr.







    Do you understand the pics? It is exactly AC through half bridge to cap
    and reed triggers scr. And look at geometry of reed in relation to flywheel
    where magnet is attached.

    If you have mechanical switch, you do not need an scr but you do need
    some way to charge the cap.

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  • pranav2010
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    dimmer ignition coil circuit

    hi aaron

    this is the youtube video of dimmer ignition coil circuit

    YouTube - High Voltage Sparks from IGNITION COIL

    have wonderful day

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  • pranav2010
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    new circuit

    hi aaron

    i find new circuit to generate high voltage

    i tried this circuit for just making spark it is sparking very well

    what do think is this okay ??????

    can you tell me where should i put my commutator in the diagram

    and rest of the circuit will remain same as in the circuit diagram

    have wonderful day

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  • pranav2010
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    new circuit

    hi arron

    i find new circuit to generate high voltage

    i tried this circuit for just making spark it is sparking very well

    what do think is this okay ??????

    can you tell me where should i put my commutator in the diagram

    and rest of the circuit will remain same as in the circuit diagram

    have wonderful day
    Last edited by pranav2010; 12-03-2010, 03:27 PM.

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  • Aaron
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    @Pranav

    Hi Pranav,

    That is a heavy duty setup it looks like! Yes your resistor will get hot charging
    a cap this way.

    Have you seen the lawnmower plasma ignition system Peter and I did? We did
    several variations but I'm talking about the one charged with a half bridge.

    Another way is possibly with a 12v battery and a 12v to 120v inverter.
    Do you have one? There is a risk of blowing the inverter so beware but
    let me know if you saw the lawnmower ignition pics. It is identical to the
    schematic for the cdi part of the circuit you're testing.

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  • pranav2010
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    commutator

    hi aaron

    this is my motors commutator

    have wonderful day
    Last edited by pranav2010; 12-03-2010, 03:27 PM.

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  • pranav2010
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    circuit

    hi aaron

    i am talking about 100 ohm 10 watt resistor what shown in diagram
    instead of this resistor i put 10 ohm 100 watt

    when i am trying to test this much circuit only,
    when i switched it on circuit this resistor getting so much heated

    thats the problem i am facing last few days

    i didn't change position of reed(commutator) or scr it is same as diagram

    i am not using reed switch i am using commutator for switching it will connect
    when rotor pass half of the stator

    yesterday i brought resistor like you

    today i am going to test the circuit

    whatever will happened i will get back to you


    have wonderful day
    Last edited by pranav2010; 12-03-2010, 03:27 PM.

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  • Aaron
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    @Pranav

    Pranav,

    Just try the front side of the circuit without the booster cap in parallel.
    Just to keep it simple.

    Also, with a reed switch, you have to make sure it is positioned correctly
    in relation to the magnet. Take a magnet and hook the reed to an ohm meter
    or just put it in series with an led and small battery - you can see that
    if the reed isn't positioned correctly, it isn't going to switch no matter how
    close the magnet is.

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  • pranav2010
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    power resistor problem

    hi arron

    i tried on 10 ohm 100 watt, when i turn on circuit resistor will get heated and circuit doesnt trigger

    now i am so much frustrated

    now I am using your resistor to work

    my whole setup is ready

    have wonderful day

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  • Aaron
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    @Pranav

    Pranav, I hope the test goes well!

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  • pranav2010
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    power resistor

    hi aaron

    10 ohm 250 watt are not available so i am trying 10 ohm 100 watt

    today i am going to test it

    i will tell you the result

    have wonderful day

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