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Re: Dally, Shark & Ruslan workbench « Reply #1725 on: 2021-08-04, 20:01:02 »
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Quote from: verpies on 2021-08-04, 16:35:46
I do not understand.
What is "node frequency" ?


What is "gizmo coil combination" ? Does the "coil" in that phrase belong to the "gizmo" or are are you referring to another "coil" which is external to the "gizmo" ?

Sorry for not being clear, the lowest point on your above tests (gizmo014. JPG) where the '1' is. The frequency you provided is my reference. I should have said the time period at the frequency given or 1/f. This would have been a more precise description of the suggested pulse width.
The generally accepted term 'gizmo' for the ferrite coil with the two opposing windings is what I am referring to. The same as in the replication and your DUT.
I hope I've clarified this satisfactorily.
   
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Re: Dally, Shark & Ruslan workbench « Reply #1726 on: 2021-08-04, 20:54:22 »

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Now with the ferrite gizmo removed from the circuit also, i connected the kacher secondary with a piece of straight wire to the antenna.

The self resonance frequency is the same as with the gizmo installed; 1.82MHz.

So at a continued stream of pulses at 1.82MHz, the picked up signal from the secondary is at max. and shows a nice sine wave, see screenshot.

Further tests are not possible as this seems to be a special frequency range as all my (3) DECT telephones throughout the house are keep on ringing randomly.


Tests yesterday with several other kacher coils (see picture) show similar low outputs when using the low (4 pulses) duty cycle, so i guess that is normal and the only way to increase the output with such low duty cycle is to increase the input voltage.

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Re: Dally, Shark & Ruslan workbench « Reply #1727 on: 2021-08-04, 21:18:04 »

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Quote from: Itsu on 2021-08-04, 20:54:22
Further tests are not possible as this seems to be a special frequency range as all my (3) DECT telephones throughout the house are keep on ringing randomly.
The DECT base must be getting EMI through the power line.  To test this hypothesis, power the base from an isolated battery for a moment.

Quote from: Itsu on 2021-08-04, 20:54:22
Tests yesterday with several other kacher coils (see picture) show similar low outputs when using the low (4 pulses) duty cycle, so i guess that is normal and the only way to increase the output with such low duty cycle is to increase the input voltage.
How long are your arcs with continuous driving pulses and 24V on the drain ?
If Vasik does not have a better idea, that might be the only way;  Don't damage your gear.
   
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Re: Dally, Shark & Ruslan workbench « Reply #1728 on: 2021-08-04, 21:33:52 »

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Yes EMI comes into the base station (bottom floor) somehow, probably through the power lines.   
Will see what i can do about that.


Yesterday i had some 1mm white arcs with a screwdriver touching the antenna.

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Re: Dally, Shark & Ruslan workbench « Reply #1729 on: 2021-08-05, 06:34:23 »
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Quote from: Itsu on 2021-08-04, 21:33:52
Yes EMI comes into the base station (bottom floor) somehow, probably through the power lines.   
Will see what i can do about that.
Yesterday i had some 1mm white arcs with a screwdriver touching the antenna.

Hi Itsu,

I suggest using battery for powering device.
If that is too difficult, you need check that your PSU properly isolated.
Old style PSUs with transformer don't work well, I mean RF easily pass through big trafo into mains.
Many people reported damaging home appliances, even neighbor's appliances while experimenting with kacher powered from mains.
Also do not use ground wire from mains as a ground.

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Re: Dally, Shark & Ruslan workbench « Reply #1730 on: 2021-08-05, 10:15:37 »

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Vasik,

the 24V PS i am using for "powering the device" is a simple 10A switched PS with extra filtering at its output (24V side).

I could add a ferrite toroid at its 240V side to minimize the RF feedback into the mains.

But i think the RF comes into the mains via the DECT telephone mains connection and/or the measurement equipment mains connections.

The ringing of the DECT telephones only occurs around the present 1.8MHz frequency, so i guess its somehow very sensible for that specific frequency.
Adding the grenade will lower it to 1.2MHz which probably will mitigate this ringing problem.

The ground i use for the device is connected to the copper piping for the water supply, but at the end will join the ground from mains.

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Re: Dally, Shark & Ruslan workbench « Reply #1731 on: 2021-08-05, 13:22:51 »

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Quote from: Itsu on 2021-08-05, 10:15:37
But i think the RF comes into the mains via the DECT telephone mains connection and/or the measurement equipment mains connections.
Could it be also through the telephone line?
In that case - choke, choke, chokes...
   
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Re: Dally, Shark & Ruslan workbench « Reply #1732 on: 2021-08-05, 14:30:10 »
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   Itsu:
   Well I hope that the fillings in your teeth don't ring with the radio moscow song, now.
   But the 1mm sparks are still pretty small, as that only relates to about 1000v, or so.
   I now understand why Stalker and other needed to use such a high input voltage, for their Kacher circuits.
 As that high an input of 150v to 200v would toast my device. And, phones would be ringing at the house next door.
But, i find it strange that Stalker does not mention anything about the use of those higher voltages, nor if there are
 any risks to avoid.

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Re: Dally, Shark & Ruslan workbench « Reply #1733 on: 2021-08-05, 15:06:46 »

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Quote from: NickZ on 2021-08-05, 14:30:10
   But the 1mm sparks are still pretty small, as that only relates to about 1000v, or so.
It seems small to me, too.

In this video Stalker shows 3mm arcs being picked up by one winding.
How long are yours ?
   
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Re: Dally, Shark & Ruslan workbench « Reply #1734 on: 2021-08-05, 16:15:47 »
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Quote from: verpies on 2021-08-05, 15:06:46
It seems small to me, too.

In this video Stalker shows 3mm arcs being picked up by one winding.
How long are yours ?


   Verpies:  Stalker is showing the HV output from the grenade coil. And not from the direct Kacher antenna output.
So, that is not what the signal should look like at the antenna. But, may still be somewhat similar to the antenna signal output.
   My output from the simple kacher is about 1cm long. And I have shown that it can light a 50w bulb, as well as partially lighting a 100w bulb. And that is at the grenade output coil, not just at the antenna
   Geofusion has several videos showing how his controlable Akula kacher works. And is also showing the strong  noisy white streamers, also about 1cm long, and the smell of ozone.  But, we don't really need those big long streamers. As Ruslan had mentioned they don't need to be very strong, to do the job of PP signal interference.
   
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Re: Dally, Shark & Ruslan workbench « Reply #1735 on: 2021-08-05, 16:35:12 »

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Quote from: NickZ on 2021-08-05, 16:15:47
Verpies:  Stalker is showing the HV output from the grenade coil. And not from the direct Kacher antenna output.
So, that is not what the signal should look like at the antenna. But, may still be somewhat similar to the antenna signal output.
Yeah, the electric field strength at the antenna should be even stronger than at the grenade coil.

Quote from: NickZ on 2021-08-05, 16:15:47
My output from the simple kacher is about 1cm long.
That is a very good result if you are using 24V as the power supply.

What grounding layout do you use ?

In that Stalker's video he seems to be using this one:
   
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Re: Dally, Shark & Ruslan workbench « Reply #1736 on: 2021-08-05, 16:53:57 »

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Before someone writes that Stalker's wire is grounded at the end, I'd like to remind you that a 5mm diameter wire which is 30m long has the reactance of 412Ω @ 1.2MHz, even if its resistance is only 0.5Ω.
   
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Re: Dally, Shark & Ruslan workbench « Reply #1737 on: 2021-08-05, 18:28:24 »
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So complete schematic is like this.
Now question: what L should be to have maximum voltage on capacitor ?

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Re: Dally, Shark & Ruslan workbench « Reply #1738 on: 2021-08-05, 20:08:16 »

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Is L the inductance of the Gizmo ?
   
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Re: Dally, Shark & Ruslan workbench « Reply #1739 on: 2021-08-05, 20:16:14 »
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Quote from: verpies on 2021-08-05, 20:08:16
Is L the inductance of the Gizmo ?

Yes, and I guess Tesla coil inductance also need to be taken into account.
   
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Re: Dally, Shark & Ruslan workbench « Reply #1740 on: 2021-08-05, 20:55:29 »

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Quote from: Vasik041 on 2021-08-05, 18:28:24
Now question: what L should be to have maximum voltage on capacitor ?
Inductance (L) is a lumped element property.
Because the current is not the same along this circuit - it cannot be answered unambiguously because of this.

Also, I think the wavelengths must be split evenly about the driving coil, like this:
   
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Re: Dally, Shark & Ruslan workbench « Reply #1741 on: 2021-08-06, 09:23:00 »

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My ferrite gizmo coil measures around 3.8uH both on the LCR meter (@ 100KHz) as the VNA (@ 1.5MHz), the secondary measures 465uH (LCR @ 100KHz).


I have re-installed the Grenade L5 / Inductor L4 but still without the ferrite gizmo and saw the kacher secondary/antenna resonance frequency drop to 1.4MHz.

With a continues stream of pulses there is more output on the kacher, but still the DECT's start ringing (only the base station at the ground floor has the telephone line connection (i am on the 2nd floor)).

Because of that i was not able to check on the sparks.

I noticed some other effects, like the output bulb (25W almost fully on) goes off when moving the kacher's primary more to the top of the secondary.
Looks like without the ferrite gizmo there is more "influence" on the Grenade/inductor causing the push pull going off resonance.

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Re: Dally, Shark & Ruslan workbench « Reply #1742 on: 2021-08-06, 14:46:53 »
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   Itsu:
   Generally there is a higher output with the gizmo. I think that it drops the voltage, and raises the amps. But, not sure of that.
   Perhaps you can find one like is shown by Akula/Ruslan. Which do look like the ones that come in old radios. There may be some difference. Mine is a bar, and not a rod. Seam to work well for me, and it did come out of a radio. At first I did have a round rod ferrite from another radio, but I dropped it and it broke. I did glue it back together though, but decided to use the bar one, instead.

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Re: Dally, Shark & Ruslan workbench « Reply #1743 on: 2021-08-06, 15:06:06 »

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Nick,

as verpies mentioned here:  https://www.overunityresearch.com/index.php?topic=3926.msg94017#msg94017   the ferrite gizmo seems to act as a low pass filter meaning:  "leaving the amplitude of the fundamental self-oscillation frequency (1.2MHz) almost unaffected and attenuate the higher overtones" (harmonics).

So we end up with a clean base signal (1.2Mhz) at the antenna without much harmonics.

My present ferrite is a new rod, but meant as a replacement MW antenna in radio's and measurements show it does act as a low pass filter.

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Re: Dally, Shark & Ruslan workbench « Reply #1744 on: 2021-08-06, 15:24:30 »
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   Itsu:
   Ok, so you are now using a new ferrite rod, which is meant to be used in radios.
   Has this new rod, improved the signal compared to the older ferrite rod, or not.
   How long are your arcs, and streamers now?

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Re: Dally, Shark & Ruslan workbench « Reply #1745 on: 2021-08-06, 15:31:27 »
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Quote from: verpies on 2021-08-05, 16:35:12
Yeah, the electric field strength at the antenna should be even stronger than at the grenade coil.
That is a very good result if you are using 24V as the power supply.

What grounding layout do you use ?

In that Stalker's video he seems to be using this one:


   Verpies:  Yes, I use 24v, from batteries, or from a 24v PS.  My ground line was 37.5 meter long, and goes into my water well in my back yard. But, now there is a new construction there, my daughter's house, and so my ground line is much shorter now, due to that.
   Geo had obtained pretty good results with a short 5 or 6 meter ground line, so perhaps or hopefully, it's not that critical.
   However, the recommended ground line is the thick welding cable, tuned by coiling it on the ground, and connecting it to the long solid copper grounding rods, such as are used for the house AC ground. And it should also match the grenade coil in size, and it is multi stranded, and expensive. More than I want to spend on it.

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Re: Dally, Shark & Ruslan workbench « Reply #1746 on: 2021-08-06, 15:54:35 »

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Quote from: NickZ on 2021-08-06, 15:24:30
   Itsu:
   Ok, so you are now using a new ferrite rod, which is meant to be used in radios.
   Has this new rod, improved the signal compared to the older ferrite rod, or not.
   How long are your arcs, and streamers now?

   NickZ

Nick,

i always have used this present ferrite rod, with new i mean it was new some years ago when i bought a few.

Right now its out of the circuit as i want to test without it first, but this need a re-tune of the circuit and causes the former reported (DECT) problems

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Re: Dally, Shark & Ruslan workbench « Reply #1747 on: 2021-08-06, 16:13:01 »
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   The only way to get the stray AC/DC interference upstairs, is by it traveling though the house wiring, or telephone line. I don't use the regular phone lines, so I can't say. So, that even when using batteries for the input source,  you still may be getting interference from your ground line, which you say is still connected to the house AC ground, somewhere. But, how do you know this to be true, about the ground line being connected to the water pipes, which are also grounded to the AC grid ground? Just wondering how you know.

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Re: Dally, Shark & Ruslan workbench « Reply #1748 on: 2021-08-06, 16:24:08 »

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Quote from: NickZ on 2021-08-06, 16:13:01
   The only way to get the stray AC/DC interference upstairs, is by it traveling though the house wiring, or telephone line. I don't use the regular phone lines, so I can't say. So, that even when using batteries for the input source,  you still may be getting interference from your ground line, which you say is still connected to the house AC ground, somewhere. But, how do you know this to be true, about the ground line being connected to the water pipes, which are also grounded to the AC grid ground? Just wondering how you know.

   NickZ

Hi Nick.

I'm pretty sure that most of Europe complies with similar " regulations " but here in the UK all electrical systems are cross ( earth )  bonded to ensure there's no risk of electric shock from say an immersion heater or any other water heating apparatus.

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Re: Dally, Shark & Ruslan workbench « Reply #1749 on: 2021-08-06, 16:29:11 »

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Quote from: NickZ on 2021-08-06, 16:13:01
   The only way to get the stray AC/DC interference upstairs, is by it traveling though the house wiring, or telephone line. I don't use the regular phone lines, so I can't say. So, that even when using batteries for the input source,  you still may be getting interference from your ground line, which you say is still connected to the house AC ground, somewhere. But, how do you know this to be true, about the ground line being connected to the water pipes, which are also grounded to the AC grid ground? Just wondering how you know.

   NickZ

Nick,

i used an Ohm meter (DMM) to measure 0 Ohm between my ground line attached to the copper water pipes and the grounding pin on one of my grounded 240V house sockets.

Itsu
 
   
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