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  • TanTric
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    Originally posted by ren View Post
    Wow, 80000000v nst. That's some serious deep fried neon
    .......???

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  • ren
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    Originally posted by seth View Post
    Sounds good to me mate! 8000 kv NST.....could be fireworks....

    I ho, i ho, its off to work we go.......

    Wow, 80000000v nst. That's some serious deep fried neon
    Last edited by ren; 06-29-2010, 11:23 PM.

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  • vidbid
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    Originally posted by seth View Post
    I spose i could have just bought an inverter...

    but i think it was much more fun and educational to build one myself, for free, using wire, sewer pipe, and a couple of bolts i found in the boiler room, following the setup of Naudins kapagen. Much more A team


    anyway...what can an inverter do that my kapagen cant??

    and where's your kapagen??? show me a joule thief youve built and at least that would be a start!!!

    Why don't you use a 12VDC deep-cycle battery and a 12VDC-input NST or a Flyback Transformer to power your Kapagen's output coil? You might have better results powering one incandescent lamp. According to J. L. Naudin's Kapagen Replication Page, Dragon was able to successfully power one incandescent lamp with his 120VAC-input NST. You could replicate his work and substitute a 12VDC-input NST instead of a 120VAC-input NST and probably get the same results.

    However, if you are only going to power one incandescent lamp with your 12VDC-input Kapagen, you might as well obtain an inverter and power the three CFLs instead.

    Last edited by vidbid; 06-29-2010, 11:35 PM. Reason: edit

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  • seth
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    Originally posted by vidbid View Post
    I did. I think you are better off with



    I spose i could have just bought an inverter...

    but i think it was much more fun and educational to build one myself, for free, using wire, sewer pipe, and a couple of bolts i found in the boiler room, following the setup of Naudins kapagen. Much more A team


    anyway...what can an inverter do that my kapagen cant??

    and where's your kapagen??? show me a joule thief youve built and at least that would be a start!!!

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  • vidbid
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    Kagagen : 12V Input : More Power Output Is Needed

    Originally posted by seth View Post
    I have. see video
    I did. I think you are better off with



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  • seth
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    Originally posted by boguslaw View Post
    from 12V dead lead acid car battery it's very possible maybe even to light 100W bulb for a moment
    any ideas how?

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  • seth
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    Originally posted by vidbid View Post
    So do as you have said.

    I have. see video

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  • boguslaw
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    from 12V dead lead acid car battery it's very possible maybe even to light 100W bulb for a moment

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  • vidbid
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    A Million Ways

    Originally posted by seth View Post
    there are a million and one ways you COULD do it....

    The point is to do it and show.
    So do as you have said.

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  • seth
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    Originally posted by vidbid View Post
    I suppose it is possible to build a 12V-Input Kapagen using a NST or a flyback transformer. As to the power output, that would depend in part on the design and construction of the output transformer.

    there are a million and one ways you COULD do it....

    The point is to do it and show.

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  • vidbid
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    Smart Guy

    Originally posted by seth View Post
    You have to see the funny side i spose



    I was thinking of getting my 6V battery connected to my kapanadze at some point.....2 new threads please....110V kapagens and 6V kapagens.
    If you want those threads, then you'll have to make them yourself or wait until somebody else does it for you because I won't.

    Who knows.. maybe you can start one for a 9v battery, one for a 1.5v battery, and another one for a 0.5v solar cell.

    Last edited by vidbid; 06-29-2010, 08:17 PM. Reason: addition

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  • vidbid
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    Kagagen : 12V Input : NST or Flyback Transformer

    I suppose it is possible to build a 12V-Input Kapagen using a 12-input NST or a flyback transformer. As to the power output, that would depend in part on the design and construction of the output transformer.

    Last edited by vidbid; 06-29-2010, 08:21 PM. Reason: addition

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  • TanTric
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    very well answered! i agree with you vidbid, each "kind" of the device should have is own thread, because all them in the same thread, will be confusing to us all!

    your the man

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  • vidbid
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    Originally posted by nvisser View Post
    Where can we post 110v Kapagen systems?
    Somewhere else.

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  • seth
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    Originally posted by nvisser View Post
    Where can we post 110v Kapagen systems?
    You have to see the funny side i spose



    I was thinking of getting my 6V battery connected to my kapanadze at some point.....2 new threads please....110V kapagens and 6V kapagens.

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