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Re: Dally, Shark & Ruslan workbench « Reply #2000 on: 2021-10-19, 07:19:54 »

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Quote from: AlienGrey on 2021-10-19, 03:04:58
Here is an interesting experiment.

@Aliengrey,
This is quite interesting especially when I think of not drawing wire halfway to the middle after first 2 layers. If I have my way , would like to have 2 grenade for experimental purposes.

You see the formation of tank resonance. Voltage there is always zero because it has to be lesser than environmental voltage to form vortex or should I call it a sink

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Re: Dally, Shark & Ruslan workbench « Reply #2001 on: 2021-10-20, 15:40:12 »

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Itsu, Verpise and Nick,Z and any one else.

I have been doing some tests as you know, the fish wave can be got at resonance.
It would be interesting to know what youur inductor /push pull freqency you are using
and your yoke inductance is when conected to your inductor on the grenade coil.

Do you think you could possibly do that test for me please, I will let you know my findings
if you could do that and let me know asp.

Many thanks Sil
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Re: Dally, Shark & Ruslan workbench « Reply #2002 on: 2021-10-20, 17:03:55 »
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Hallo Sil yes i am also very curious about the fish wave

But where do we connect the probe ..  i looked at the schematic you uploaded 2 posts earlier.
And what osciloscope brand and type do you use   .. because some people say the fish wave is due to the scope settings and scope qualities maybe.
And what time base setting do you have when the fish wave is visable on the scope ... 

   
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Re: Dally, Shark & Ruslan workbench « Reply #2003 on: 2021-10-20, 18:32:00 »

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 Yes and no it's not the scope's function I can asure you of that.

To do the test you first need to find your coils inductance it needs to be  a wave length or a fraction of
it like 1/4 or 1/2 you intend to use.

if it's not forget it.

so you have your coil find its inductane, you know the frequency  of the coil,

now use the series formula to find your tank coil capacitor value, (https://www.electrical4u.com/lc-circuit-analysis/)

stick this in series with your coil put your scope across the coil making sure the 2 earth's are conected to the wire end of the coil

now very slowley ajust the SG to find resonance point.

It's the only way to do it or you will sail over the spot.

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Re: Dally, Shark & Ruslan workbench « Reply #2004 on: 2021-10-22, 02:26:34 »
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Quote from: geofusion on 2021-10-09, 18:04:01
Yes, I can imagine and I miss the like minded group to work with, it has been long.
Ofcourse I will point out on specifics if needed, but up till now there ain't none.
We just have to share and do the right experimentations, what I mean is to experiment completely
the uncharted water way, only then we will reach the goals and findings like I did back then.

I want to share this channel with you guys. Found it ~4 months ago.. Edward Lee.
He has done a similar setup which has a twist of Vasmus and Ruslan/ Akula.
It's a working device and even shows hand drawn diagram.
Will snip the shot of the Diagram and post it here, this seems to be much easier setup but "placement"
is what took him a while, distances between the coils to make the effect work.

This is the complete channel;
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHnCg_djHWg7dOLLQ6LiZIQ

First video;
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qTp_nYQ0CRs&ab_channel=EdwardLee

Second video;
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=730MtctOC_w&ab_channel=EdwardLee
(Click on youtube translate to english and it is a complete and 98% accurate to know what he is saying)

see the attached file as well

                    ~Cheers guys

This is an absolute gem. Heterodyning can magnify energy 100s of times.

Hogan and Lee conducted experiments on board the USS Salem cruiser and recorded the facts in the IRE journal.

   
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Re: Dally, Shark & Ruslan workbench « Reply #2005 on: 2021-10-23, 13:47:34 »

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Re: Documentation « Reply #24 on: Today at 08:54:35 »
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If it's any help, heterodyne of high frequency waves amplifies current and energy in open circuits. Although discovered long ago this technique has remained unknown in practice.

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* GB191324458A_Improvements in the utilization of osscilating current energy particularly applicable for wireless telegraphy.pdf (1458.94 kB - downloaded 4 times.)
* IRE-1913-06 - hogan - notes on the recent arlington salem tests.pdf (2186.74 kB - downloaded 6 times.)
   
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Re: Dally, Shark & Ruslan workbench « Reply #2006 on: 2021-10-23, 17:58:48 »

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Hello all,

I have been busy doing some house renovation jobs.

However, I looked into my project today and I will like to share with you guys.

I work on achieving an interaction between grenade coil and controlled Tesla module check it out below.

I wish to make suggestion that instead of using 2Ω resistors  befor your controllable Tesla MOSFET as most do, why not use Ntc 2Ω . It is a thermistor ( Negative Temperature Coefficient) type. It will protect your MOSFET against inrush current.

https://youtu.be/9ALwYvLOoMU

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Re: Dally, Shark & Ruslan workbench « Reply #2007 on: 2021-10-23, 22:18:22 »

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Quote from: Maxolous on 2021-10-23, 17:58:48
Hello all,

I have been busy doing some house renovation jobs.

However, I looked into my project today and I will like to share with you guys.

I work on achieving an interaction between grenade coil and controlled Tesla module check it out below.

I wish to make suggestion that instead of using 2Ω resistors  befor your controllable Tesla MOSFET as most do, why not use Ntc 2Ω . It is a thermistor ( Negative Temperature Coefficient) type. It will protect your MOSFET against inrush current.

https://youtu.be/9ALwYvLOoMU

Regards

Maxolous
Hi Max a great informative video, is your grenade wound on an alloy slit tube, I also noticed you mention
your usinga nano pulser, nice work

Regards Sil
   
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Re: Dally, Shark & Ruslan workbench « Reply #2008 on: 2021-10-24, 03:19:52 »

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@Aliengrey,

I am not using the aloy slit tube you mentioned and I would like to know it. It might probably open opportunity for new findings. I use the normal sink drain pvc tube and it beginning to sag already. My thought is to slit another of it kind to reduce diameter , then inserting inside the formal to strengthen the wall.

I use a controllable Tesla circuit which I built around NAND gate 74Ls132 and they fire greatly. I also have my built katcher which I used for the settings.

Regards.

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Re: Dally, Shark & Ruslan workbench « Reply #2009 on: 2021-10-24, 07:21:00 »

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Quote from: AlienGrey on 2021-10-23, 22:18:22
I also noticed you mention your using a nano pulser, ...

Quote from: Maxolous on 2021-10-24, 03:19:52
I use a controllable Tesla circuit which I built around NAND gate 74Ls132 and they fire greatly.
Where can I see the schematic of your "74LS132 Tesla circuit" and the "nano pulser", which was mentioned by AlienGrey ?
   
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Re: Dally, Shark & Ruslan workbench « Reply #2010 on: 2021-10-24, 09:47:24 »

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@ All further tuning;

https://youtu.be/HAFzhx63Qi4
   
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Re: Dally, Shark & Ruslan workbench « Reply #2011 on: 2021-10-24, 09:53:53 »

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Quote from: verpies on 2021-10-24, 07:21:00
Where can I see the schematic of your "74LS132 Tesla circuit" and the "nano pulser", which was mentioned by AlienGrey ?

@ Viepies,

It is my controllable Tesla circuit that I referred to as nano pulser, nothing special about it just like every other one you see on the net. Most folks problem is tunning. A man once said; "any can build a radio only few can tune it"

If you want my controllable Tesla circuit, let me know the NAND gate at your disposal so that I can design it with that for you.

Regards

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Re: Dally, Shark & Ruslan workbench « Reply #2012 on: 2021-10-24, 12:29:52 »

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Verpies I did mention nano pulsers a while back, no one picked up on the subject!

If you want to see one in action as it were on a similar device look at the G Sav thread on youtube.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEU6oLnQfVqnPRT7vBspYZQ

the last three vids will be of interest but read the comments !

Regards Sil

PS as Maxolous mentioned 'tuning' dont use ceramic caps in tank circuits they are unstable !
   
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Re: Dally, Shark & Ruslan workbench « Reply #2013 on: 2021-10-24, 13:13:33 »

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PS as Maxolous mentioned 'tuning' dont use ceramic caps in tank circuits they are unstable !
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@Aliengrey,

Noted

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Re: Dally, Shark & Ruslan workbench « Reply #2014 on: 2021-10-24, 13:27:05 »

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Re: Documentation « Reply #20 on: 2021-07-22, 03:45:29 »

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Quote from: Vasik041 on 2021-07-21, 06:03:22

    Well, one guy said about this device:

    It is very simple and at the same time well protected... by your laziness  >:-)


Tell that to Itsu and Verpies....doubtful they would agree.
       
   
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Re: Documentation « Reply #22 on: 2021-10-23, 08:54:35 »
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If it's any help, heterodyne of high frequency waves amplifies current and energy in open circuits. Although discovered long ago this technique has remained unknown in practice.

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* GB191324458A_Improvements in the utilization of osscilating current energy particularly applicable for wireless telegraphy.pdf (1458.94 kB - downloaded 8 times.)
* IRE-1913-06 - hogan - notes on the recent arlington salem tests.pdf (2186.74 kB - downloaded 10 times.)
   
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Re: Dally, Shark & Ruslan workbench « Reply #2016 on: 2021-10-24, 13:58:45 »

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Re: Documentation « Reply #17 on: 2021-07-14, 15:58:45 »
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Quote from: Vasik041 on 2021-07-14, 15:50:56

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    H07V-K4 RED, see attached PDF

    I think it is more or less standard.

    Vasik


Vasik,

Did you wind using version 2?

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Re: Documentation « Reply #15 on: 2021-07-14, 15:44:41 »
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Quote from: Vasik041 on 2021-07-10, 20:12:50

    Gradient coil reference data, Itsu's variant #2, Vasik's variant #1
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    4mm² wire, it measures (caliper) 4.2mm outer diameter and 2.5mm core diameter, so insulation is 0.85mm.

    Wire type: H07V-K4 BLUE/RED



Vasik,

Can you provide the brand and part number for the wire you used (ie, Lapp 4520013, etc)?

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Re: Documentation « Reply #17 on: 2021-07-21, 06:03:22 »

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Well, one guy said about this device:

It is very simple and at the same time well protected... by your laziness  >:-)



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Re: Documentation « Reply #16 on: 2021-07-14, 16:08:48 »

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    Did you wind using version 2?

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PW,

yes, theoretically should be close to Itsu's coil.

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Re: Dally, Shark & Ruslan workbench « Reply #2020 on: 2021-10-24, 14:42:06 »

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Quote from: AlienGrey on 2021-10-24, 12:29:52
PS as Maxolous mentioned 'tuning' dont use ceramic caps in tank circuits they are unstable !
That's why we have NPO caps.
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Re: Dally, Shark & Ruslan workbench « Reply #2021 on: 2021-10-24, 14:44:49 »

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Quote from: Maxolous on 2021-10-24, 09:53:53
If you want my controllable Tesla circuit, let me know the NAND gate at your disposal so that I can design it with that for you.
Yes, I definitely want to see the schematic of what YOU are describing using the components YOU are using.
   
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Re: Dally, Shark & Ruslan workbench « Reply #2022 on: 2021-10-24, 14:52:49 »
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   The recommended HV capacitors used for tuning L4 and L5 are the WIMA capacitors, from Gernany.
The L4 tuning caps 0.47uf, 1000v-2000v WIMA is the most expensive. Sometimes being about $30 each.
   The 0.15uf 1000-2000v L5 tuning caps are much smaller and cheaper, as well, only costing a few dollars each.
   You can use whatever caps you like, but don't expect to see a good result without the right caps. As they are very important.

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Re: Dally, Shark & Ruslan workbench « Reply #2023 on: 2021-10-24, 15:14:02 »
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   Max:
   Before we get too carried away by seeing just a 40w bulb get brighter by the addition of your "controlable Kacher", you'll need to use at least a 300w load on, for your load. Not just 40w, as I can light a small bulb like that one, and even two 50w bulbs using just the Kacher, alone.
  So, to test the actual grenade/Kacher interaction, you'll need to use several hundred watts loads, not just 40w. Or you'll be fooled by the additional light provided by the Kacher's input, and think that you have proper interaction, when what you are seeing is just the additional current from the Kacher.
 So, please buy at least 3 or more 100w bulbs, to test your Kacher's interaction with the grenade circuits. As I had suggested previously.
   Here is a picture below, showing the lighting of 3 200w bulbs, by a 18v AC-DC adapter. 
   
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Re: Dally, Shark & Ruslan workbench « Reply #2024 on: 2021-10-24, 16:17:20 »

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The recommended HV capacitors used for tuning L4 and L5 are the WIMA capacitors, from Gernany.
These are great HV pulse capacitors but WIMA is a brand and I was referring to a type of capacitor that has a low temperature coefficient.
Also, I am not sure to what circuit Maxolous was referring - perhaps he was referring to low voltage timing caps in his 74LS132 TC controller.
That's why my comment was generic and not brand-specific.
   
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