Donald Smith Devices too good to be true

[nico]

Well, it seems I don't have a center tapped 12-0-12 transformer. So cognito's h-bridge idea sounds like a good idea. Anyone have any suggestions on parts or a circuit for h-bridge able to handle 120vdc input?

[drak]

Cool, found an easier way, I took apart a 400w inverter 12vdc to 120vac (Walmart Black&Decker), found the 200v cap after the point where the 12v is bumped up to 170volts. I injected my 2uf cap there, seems to work ok. The vibrator circuit runs off of the 170v too, so worked out well. Got a modified sine wave. Well, at first it was modified sine wave then it slowly turned into just a square wave. I think because my 2uf was getting over or under charged. Any how I was at least lighting my 6 watt 120vac bulb again. Maybe I should yank out that electrolytic cap and put in the 2uf instead, and use the full wave bridge built on the inverter. Hmmmm. Anyhow, still playing with it but just something to think about.

[Dave45]

drak
where did you get the adjustable caps?

[drak]

drak
where did you get the adjustable caps?

Variable Tuning & Load Capacitors at RF Parts Company

[Dave45]

Variable Tuning & Load Capacitors at RF Parts Company

Thanks

[TanTric]

hi nico, my friends call me nico to!! jejeje

can you share the diagram of dynatron that you are talking about? the one that was shared in the last pages does not mention any transistors! also does not mention the FB driving circuit.. can you please share?

my doubt was how does the voltage step down from his high voltage secondary to reach the 400V 1000uF caps without overcharge them...

[TanTric]

my setup

as promissed here is the video:

Playing Around - YouTube

I used a bifilar Primary and connected a small 220V 40W light bulb on one of those coils (acting as secondary), the secondary (6turns) is feeding a 12V 20W small light bulb...

at the end of the video i show a cap charge of 10 seconds directly from the 6 turns secondary with diodes and then the discharge (Boom), if i let them charge for 30 seconds it is really scary Burst!! and if i use the FWBR it almost double!

tryed to feed the energy from the cap bank to my ferrite transformer (220V to 12V) connected in paralel ressonance to 60Hz but cannot get nothing on the output! any suggestion?

[Dave45]

as promissed here is the video:

Playing Around - YouTube

I used a bifilar Primary and connected a small 220V 40W light bulb on one of those coils (acting as secondary), the secondary (6turns) is feeding a 12V 20W small light bulb...

at the end of the video i show a cap charge of 10 seconds directly from the 6 turns secondary with diodes and then the discharge (Boom), if i let them charge for 30 seconds it is really scary Burst!! and if i use the FWBR it almost double!

tryed to feed the energy from the cap bank to my ferrite transformer (220V to 12V) connected in paralel ressonance to 60Hz but cannot get nothing on the output! any suggestion?

Am I right that you are using ccw wound secondary, you need the cw and ccw to make electricity.
Beautiful
Dave

[TanTric]

hi dave thank you so much

yes my secondary is 3T CW + 3T CCW ... if i connect only 3T it will work o.k. to...

Am I right that you are using ccw wound secondary, you need the cw and ccw to make electricity.
Beautiful
Dave

[Dave45]

Oh I see its hard to tell from the vid,
awesome, great job, How is your bifilar primary hooked up
Dave

[TanTric]

dave, the bifilar is just a simple solenoid with 40 turns 20+20 CW i left there a tap in the middle so i can experiment with it... one winding of the bifilar is the primary, the other winding is where i connect the 220V 40W light bulb (acting like 1 to 1 transformer)...

and the small 12V 20W light bulb is connected to the 3(cw)+3(ccw) secondary...

im using earth ground on the negative side of my primary spark gap with a capacitor acting like shunt, and also putted a cap in the secondary earth ground connection... the circuit is much more stable like that (less oscilations on the input)!!

peace

@ALL i need a NST in europe please :]

Oh I see its hard to tell from the vid,
awesome, great job, How is your bifilar primary hooked up
Dave

[T-1000]

as promissed here is the video:

Playing Around - YouTube

On 2:05 seems you have resonance point - now attach 50/60 hz interrupter and you will have high frequency carrier running your needed frequency. Then feed that into 50/60 hz LC resonant circuit and voila, you will have output

P.S> You need to feed only half-wave into 50/60Hz resonant circuit, the another half should be running by its own.

[TanTric]

"now attach 50/60 hz interrupter and you will have high frequency carrier running your needed frequency"

can you explain this better?

On 2:05 seems you have resonance point - now attach 50/60 hz interrupter and you will have high frequency carrier running your needed frequency. Then feed that into 50/60 hz LC resonant circuit and voila, you will have output

P.S> You need to feed only half-wave into 50/60Hz resonant circuit, the another half should be running by its own.

[TanTric]

zelina, my trafo is ferrite core, so i guess it should work o.k on high frequency's??

what cap value do you suggest after the FWBR? can i use my 400V 1000uF cap?

i have lots of 12V and 220V relay's, would love if you can share a schematic explaining better how to do that? sory im just a newbie...

in what stage should i connect the varistor to lower the voltage?

thank you so much, you are awesome

when u feed high frequency to iron core trafo the core saturates and magnetic field gets cancelled so no output. u have to lower frequency. make dc with fwbr and use caps to store power use a 12 volt relay with cap combination to oscillate lesser cycles and try to connect iron cored trafo. or use 555 timer with relay combination to get 60 hz or 50 hz accordingly. when frequency is low and voltage is 250v or 120 volt ac then u will see real power. use metal oxide varistor MOV to lower voltage with one end of mov earthed to ground then use relay to operate ur iron cored trafo. u can use push pull combination also.

rgds

zelina

[nico]

hi nico, my friends call me nico to!! jejeje

can you share the diagram of dynatron that you are talking about? the one that was shared in the last pages does not mention any transistors! also does not mention the FB driving circuit.. can you please share?

my doubt was how does the voltage step down from his high voltage secondary to reach the 400V 1000uF caps without overcharge them...

Is for 120V DC supply from secondary.
I believe you have just 12v in secondary. If is a variable voltage you can use a varistor and after that diodes or bridge for have DC and capacitors.