Bedini Solid State Oscillators

[Sawt2]

Mike
Are you not on energy science any more.
I was looking for a link you had posted and it appears, your post are gone or I am not doing something right

[BroMikey]

BroMikey's Beast Oscillator

Beast Oscillator

SG Osc Solid State John Bedini SSSG oscillator build

Mike

[John_K]

@John_K

John,

Regarding your advice, I haven't change resistors yet, but, lack had it that I found a free 30A Schumaker Charger, that was blown, so I gutted it, and in doing so "beefed" up a lot of the connections, as you advised.

Have a peek if you have a moment and feel free to comment, or set me straight... my comments are only my opinions, naturally I may be totally wrong on some stuff!

Boxed! TSO SS SSG 4T Aluminum Air Core Solar Desulphator - YouTube

Hey Kyle, sorry for the delayed response. I don't get on this forum much these days. Anyway, that's looking pretty good. Have you got it running yet?

John K.

[BroMikey]

Sg Osc to cap dump

Hello everyone

Here is a video of me using the Sg Oscillators for your review.


http://http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FEl9R6W0rbI

Notice my progress on the big bank of caps rated at 250vdc that is my new discharge circuit pulsing at 90vdc at 20amps or better if I add.

Mike

[adys15]

ss oscilator problem

Hy guys,i'm new to this forum,but i read half of this thread,and learned a lot from you...From what i see your ss charger works fine,but mine didnt do anything...I built the schematic from FEG book page 46,but my transistor does not swich...I tried numerous transistors,inverting the triger wire,changed the base resistor..etc..etc..nothing...if i swich the transistor with a 555timer it swiches..the neon glows...but with the triger wire nothing...what should i do???thanks...

[kcarring]

@John_K

@John_K

John,

Regarding your advice, I haven't change resistors yet, but, lack had it that I found a free 30A Schumaker Charger, that was blown, so I gutted it, and in doing so "beefed" up a lot of the connections, as you advised.

Have a peek if you have a moment and feel free to comment, or set me straight... my comments are only my opinions, naturally I may be totally wrong on some stuff!

Boxed! TSO SS SSG 4T Aluminum Air Core Solar Desulphator - YouTube

[kcarring]

@John K

Thanks for the tip, makes sense. Definitely fun stuff.

[John_K]

I did a second more conclusive, albeit still rather unscientific test of running the charger, under load. So, 20 watts of solar power, and 20 watts of load, simultaneously for 4 hours.

In the end, the battery lost about 0.1V.

That is with a 1450 mA load (20 watt incandescent) and the ammeter only showing an input of 500 mA. (likely innacurate):

(24V) Solar TS SS SSG Charging 12V battery and running 20 Watt Load Pt.2 - YouTube

kcarring,

Nice series of videos

I've built a few of these with pretty similar results to you. What you might want to play with is the base resistance. You should be able to get the oscillator running on about 1V in the capacitors - just enough to trigger the transistors. You will see that when you get this right it will start running as soon as as there is a tiny amount of ambient light.
Also, increasing the guage of all the connecting wires will make a difference.

Keep having fun!


John K.

[kcarring]

I did a second more conclusive, albeit still rather unscientific test of running the charger, under load. So, 20 watts of solar power, and 20 watts of load, simultaneously for 4 hours.

In the end, the battery lost about 0.1V.

That is with a 1450 mA load (20 watt incandescent) and the ammeter only showing an input of 500 mA. (likely innacurate):

(24V) Solar TS SS SSG Charging 12V battery and running 20 Watt Load Pt.2 - YouTube

[kcarring]

TS SS SSG (24V) Bedini Solar Specific

In a series of fun (and not so scientific) experiments, I have found that the Tesla Switch variant of the SS SSG operating under two solar panels, wired in series to 30,000 uF caps, with forced triggering, has...

1. Produced a reliable fairly efficient charger that always starts and never falls out of oscillation; in fact, it continues to oscillate well below 400Hz, AND..

2. Even when it doesn't oscillate, it acts as a pulse dump circuit

3. Does not draw any energy at night, unlike a charge controller.

Most importantly (to me) it provides a means to desulphate candidate batteries, free, instead of using mains, or charging batteries and then using those batteries to desulphate with.

My changes to the paradigm arrangement |(supplied to me, and coached by Doug, 49'er.. thanks!) are an additional resistor added across any arbitrary B -> C of one of the transistors. This was something that The Magneticitist told me about, but I never applied it to this circuit. This automates fire up, maintains oscillation, and also creates the "dump" effect.

The Tesla variant runs at a much higher potential and it is my belief that it never sees underpotential environments, rather, it just doesn't operate, and stores energy to caps instead, until it can run, and even charges in low light conditions that normal charge controllers could not handle.

Please excuse the laymen approach, I do this to have fun, and the videos themselves were never intended to be instructional, rather they are just documenting my experiments, in real time, so to speak.

(24V) Solar TS SS SSG Charging 12V Running 20 watt load - YouTube
(24V) Solar TS SS SSG Charging after the sun goes down. - YouTube
(24V) Solar TS SS SSG Charging in Full Shade - YouTube
(24V) Solar TS SS SSG Charging with Partial Shading - YouTube

[abrec]

Hello there!
what is it? Long vacation?
So have the system worked successfully?

[ehsanco1062]

Hi totoalas

Yes I don't think you need to used PWM and its design to work with HHO
The spark module is siemense 191905351C 5wk6 and it used in many cares you can get it for 10$ or less here I bought it for 20$ ,just get the black one.
I hope that will help

[totoalas]

Hi totoalas

Here is the circuit

Thanks Eshan,
Can you please give the brand model of the spark module
This circuit I think is good for HHO instead of the Dave lawton pwm Im using

May be you can just try to use two stainless steel plates with 2 mm spacing soaked in a jar to see the hho production

I like your two circuit configuration less amps high voltage

thanks

totoalas

[ehsanco1062]

Hi eshan
Can you post your circuit here in this forum... I ve collected some parts but would like to understand the circuit for HHO

thanks

totoalas

Hi totoalas

Here is the circuit

[Almaz]

Hi Almaz

here is the link to the forum that you can get mor information about this heavy duty radiant charger


International Alternative Energy Center - Hydrogen from Tap Water @ 1,111 hz - HHO Pulse Cha - Powered by ForumCo.com - The Forum Company

good luck

Thank you for the link. It is the best charger ever. Works great.