Joulethief SEC exciter and variants

[Slider2732]

Will take a look at the information Sergei. I studied the toroid coil and circuit connections from one of your videos and know we have much to learn if we use Google translate (or Seth). My oscilloscope is now on the work table (was that the word that Google mistranslated ?), so will aim to post pictures of the display.


Well Jim, looks like i'll throw a spanner in the works.....
The Walgreen
This tower is just about the smallest i've seen, that doesn't use ferrite. Walgreen, because it's a pill bottle and that's a popular pharmacist chain here in the USA
It comes from thoughts when considering coil to coil inductance and that strange phenomena, whereby a CFL might extinguish if it's right next to a tower.
Of 250 turns, the wire is from a small DC motor. 2 turn bell wire primary of 2x tower diameter.
It does all that my larger towers have done and yet seems more efficient in some ways too on 3.7V. I mean, plasma ?! and fully lighting an energy saver bulb ?!
Transistor is the C3198, the whole circuit coming directly from the Wensleydale tower for an exact comparison - take a look

YouTube - The Walgreen - wireless exciter

[sergdo]

Wow Sergei, very impressive. I have some work to do! Amazing thank you.

On-line Дневник there are many interesting links and some interesting information can read through the Google translator translate.google.com your forum and read through translate.google.com

[jimboot]

This was done under the scheme, which was on your forum, or the like, received "a good little toy on! bifilar coil. !
This was done on a ferrite magnetic circuit but I want to make the iron magnetic circuit because I think that would be better to operate at a frequency of 25 kilohertz,


PS
to obtain the economical oscillator spark, I want to check the effect Hat*****insa

video here as this toy works.
from two batreek AA 1.24v +1.24 v = 2.48 v
consumes 170-270 mA steady state



YouTube - tesla transformator induktor.wmv
YouTube - Tesla_blokinggenerator.wmv
YouTube - Фильм.wmv
YouTube - razmushlenisum.wmv
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with respect for readers and writers Sergei Dobrozhansky
sergeij.dobrojanskij @ gmail.com
__________________________________________________ _________________
Before any new, previously unknown phenomenon are all equal:
-... And professor, and the novice-amateur

Wow Sergei, very impressive. I have some work to do! Amazing thank you.

[sergdo]

sergdo,
Спасибо за размещение результатов. Я не читаю русских. Пожалуйста, пост диаграмма цепи, используя две батарейки АА.
(English: Thank you for posting your results. I do not read Russian. Please post diagram of circuit using two AA batteries.)

I have no ostsilografa to show the chart, have only two multimeters one Ktorov half burnt :-(
would be grateful if someone showed ostsilogrammu bifalrnogo potsoyannog current transformer secondary winding.

[jimboot]

i decided to dbl the size of my primary based on feedback from last vid YouTube - slayer exciter old 40w 4" fluoro tube
i added music this time inspired by slider size matters?

[Slider2732]

The square inductors put me in mind of those Tesla coils found in laptop backlights...anyone experimented with them ?
I broke one by not realising what was soldered where on the inverter board.

Big fan of pancakes now, without syrup or sugar
Today saw very intriguing results, whereby capacitance appears to be a result of heavy loads on a tower. Removing the capacitance with body touches or a Ground wire quickly brings things back to normal.
In the video, a pancake coil is also shown to transmit enough power to start a phone charging through a very small phone coil. Coil is approx 24 gauge 20 turns.
Forgive the 'Which I thought was cool' comment every few seconds and the dirtied hands again from salvaging off old junk electronics

YouTube - Wireless field experiments - pancake receive coil



Also doing a study on Base to Emitter effects, just online Google searches on hFE degradation...as noted a couple of pages back, by I think it was Kyle.. We often see a very low figure given in datasheets, like 5V for an otherwise 160V handling capacity of a regular transistor. But, over time and if running higher than that rating, there is a sticking of electrons over to one side and the hFE (power output current) goes down forever afterward. So, it seems we need to run some transistors below that Emitter to Base voltage or clamp the voltage.
The 'fix' to the damage is apparently to bake the transistor in a 200F oven for 24 hours. I kid you not !

[jonnydavro]

@sergdo.Welcome Sergei and thankyou for sharing your work here .
Pretty amazing results and I too hope Seth can help out here a bit with translation so we can understand better exactly what you are doing to get such amazing performance.Jonny
@Slider.The Square inductors I removed from the cfl's had either 2 or 3 pins.In the case of the three pin one's,the third pin is a mounting pin.I did find one 5 pin transformer which also works quite well with the slayer circuit but transformers are a rare find in uk cfl's.
Glad you liked the airship idea.Just seems like a good way to get a reciever coil airbourne .Jonny.

[xee2]

sergdo,
Спасибо за размещение результатов. Я не читаю русских. Пожалуйста, пост диаграмма цепи, используя две батарейки АА.

(English: Thank you for posting your results. I do not read Russian. Please post diagram of circuit using two AA batteries.)

[sergdo]

Sergei добро пожаловать в форум !!!!

Wonderful work at 3V for the plasma output !
We need Russian language teacher Seth here more often, now that Sergei has arrived

Thank you for the invitation.
sorry for the English as I am writing through Google translator.
PS
I also think that the ratio of coil diameter should be as it relates to its height.
thought that the height should be in perfect condition 6,2 - diameter (based on the noise frequency as there is a clear connection with figure 6 and figure 2)
I will myself to make a new coil is also thinking of doing a height 3.1 diameter

[Slider2732]

Sergei добро пожаловать в форум !!!!

Wonderful work at 3V for the plasma output !
We need Russian language teacher Seth here more often, now that Sergei has arrived

Jim, the H945 gave a great output with that lower tower there. It made me wonder about future damage to towers and how, in fact, reduced height could bring a more efficient set up (I dropped one yesterday and got a dent in the side lol).

Slayer, pancake coils are on my list for today. On the receive end i'm finding big increases in current availability if a pancake coil is used.
Speaking of increases, here's my other vid from yesterday, where power transmission has personally increased over a single wire. I need range of course in flight experiments and so, at this point, i'm focusing on not using the tower itself for output to devices, but as a provider and then resonator with another tower.

YouTube - Extending the field - with power

[sergdo]

a good little toy on! bifilar coil !!!!!

This was done under the scheme, which was on your forum, or the like, received "a good little toy on! bifilar coil. !
This was done on a ferrite magnetic circuit but I want to make the iron magnetic circuit because I think that would be better to operate at a frequency of 25 kilohertz,


PS
to obtain the economical oscillator spark, I want to check the effect Hat*****insa

video here as this toy works.
from two batreek AA 1.24v +1.24 v = 2.48 v
consumes 170-270 mA steady state



YouTube - tesla transformator induktor.wmv
YouTube - Tesla_blokinggenerator.wmv
YouTube - Фильм.wmv
YouTube - razmushlenisum.wmv
-
with respect for readers and writers Sergei Dobrozhansky
sergeij.dobrojanskij @ gmail.com
__________________________________________________ _________________
Before any new, previously unknown phenomenon are all equal:
-... And professor, and the novice-amateur

[jimboot]

Slider loved elo but your wife and mine i think would have a lot of stories to swap! Inspirational work

[jimboot]

just lit the 6w & 10 w off 3.5v amps not registering on my 1amp analogue meter

[jimboot]

Another post from me, I do hope i'm not taking over anywhere ! but that it's interesting stuff.

After the failure of the BD139, other NPN transistors have been trialed. All are heatsink types, larger physically and power wise than the common little buddies we have used, like the MPSA06 and 2N2222A.
I'd like to construct an easy reference PDF or something for what works with pop bottle exciters and what doesn't.
Here's what I have so far:
The reference is the BD139 - datasheet here: http://www.datasheetcatalog.org/data...cs/mXvrwxu.pdf
Transistors have been Epitaxial, power, MOSFET's..any and every NPN around here. Sources are second hand stuff like PC monitors and radios, so your mileage may vary.
Voltage is 12V, wall adapter rated to 800mA. All working transistors will give wireless effects at 3V. Variable resistor has been important to make some fire, rated at 1Mohm.

Best to worst, but all working:
2SC2625
BD139
TIP31C
C3421
C4793
D1609
TIP122
BD677

Non working
BDX54B
2SK2648
IRF630
IRF740
IRFZ46N
K2161


In use right now and the best so far, is the 2SC2625 (believed to have come from a PC monitor). Datasheet - http://www.datasheetcatalog.org/data...ec/2SC2625.pdf

the h945 found in pc power supplies also works well.
here's my latest effort YouTube - Slayer exciter 50mm tower
50mm tower and i'm only using a transistor. no other component. thanks guys luvyawork

[slayer007]

Nice video Slider


This is the circuit I used in my last video.

The primary around the inductor is four turns of 26ga magnet wire.

The primary around the tower is a pancake coil nine turns of 21ga. plastic coated wire.