On the firing of the spark gap, a high value Transient spike enters the coil from Top down, unlike how most wave forms start at 0 then rise… This one starts high…then DROPS DOWN to the neutral point (totally backwards…
24 January 2012 at 08:23 · Comment
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chalkalis.blogspot.com A DONATION FOR A BETTER WORLD… 2012 Update. ETHELOTIFLIA (Willful Blindness) Happy New Year. My wish for 2012 is for everyone to have good Health and that there be Peace and Love which unfortunately lessen more and more everyday…
12 January 2012 at 21:12 · Comment
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STILL IMAGE OF A CAP DISCHARGE… imageshack.us SCHEMATIC HERE… imageshack.us This was kinda rushed, wanted to have more to show, and thought of more right after, This is no-where near resonance, just used what i had lying around for demo…
11 January 2012 at 11:48 · Comment
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Very pleased with the results from this new setup -Variable Freq and Pulse Width adjustable with 2 dials from 20khz to 300khz + with various cap combinations and 0-100% duty cycle -anti-parallel double ignition coil driver (seems to give double…
31 December 2011 at 22:17 · Comment
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Testing out my new Variable Power and Variable Freq driver i built for the Smith project. I basically built a variable version of Don’s NST Using a 555timer with added Lm393 to give a very sharp quality square wave which…
15 December 2011 at 11:44 · Comment
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If you are experienced in extremely high power generation, and can deal with high frequency amplified current through pulsed wave modulation, then you should definitely construct and test one of these. This is the same Toroid designed by Bob Boyce…
1 December 2011 at 00:16 · Comment
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Tesla’s impedance tests with SG as a Spark Gap Generator vs modern Transistor Oscillation; so far 1:1 (lol), but TROS is much simpler and safer…
26 November 2011 at 20:38 · Comment
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experimental setup using a car ignition coil & bedini in self-oscillation.
16 November 2011 at 11:32 · Comment
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chalkalis.blogspot.com The driving system is placed at 36° degrees and the first pulse is given while the second weight is located at the 1° degree. As a result, there is Smoother operation, almost silent and impressively less power consumption in…
7 November 2011 at 16:23 · Comment
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HA can you believe it, 60 hz?!? What a joke, this is going to be amazing when i get a high freq NST!!!
6 November 2011 at 22:21 · Comment
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