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#Post#: 2032--------------------------------------------------
fix your heating problems ....caution! not yet tested
By: happygolucky Date: April 1, 2014, 10:19 am
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this is in my experimental stage of brain storming think tank
use to reducing any more heating situations.... or problems
after tuning circuits properly should you have any issues. it is
already being used on gaming overclocked CPU's for speed and in
other hot circuits in overdrive...please be warned...... i have
not tested this yet ,in any applications! with a transistor or
coils or any other heating issues only computers with heated
cpu's an other circuits....it dose run off 12v
proper tuning skills will eliminate the use for this in most
situations but as some we like to push the limits.. i do have a
few more ideas for its use......just off topic thinking... i
have seen submerged transistor in a liquid fluid for
cooling..but i had my thinking cap on an stumbled across this
yesterday.. enjoy the creativity pics
#Post#: 2037--------------------------------------------------
Re: fix your heating problems ....caution! not yet tested
By: crazyguy Date: April 1, 2014, 2:31 pm
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I think you could get better efficiency from a Peltier device or
by lighting a 12volt auto headlamp. Or a 12 volt automoble
cigarette lighter.
#Post#: 2038--------------------------------------------------
Re: fix your heating problems ....caution! not yet tested
By: happygolucky Date: April 1, 2014, 4:04 pm
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your right,... efficiency is what it's all about .
#Post#: 2044--------------------------------------------------
Re: fix your heating problems ....caution! not yet tested
By: happygolucky Date: April 1, 2014, 7:22 pm
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HTML http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transformer
very good reading for me the novice! it reiterates what lynx as
been saying an cazyguy an why he added a 47K an .1uf to his
Bruce circuit
(did you reverse wingdings sut?)
primary over secondary it seems it would IMPEDE/ reverse the
winding properties. tuning the circuit :
:any input from anyone else on doing this.. i know you can
reverse the coil if not careful primary could become secondary
vise verse
HTML https://www.google.com/search?q=flux+loss+in+circuit&client=firefox-a&hs=xip&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&channel=sb&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=jlQ7U7bOJ8iL0QGypYCQDg&ved=0CG4QsAQ&biw=1366&bih=639
formulas..
HTML http://www.circuits.dk/calculator_multi_layer_aircore.htm
happy
#Post#: 2050--------------------------------------------------
Re: fix your heating problems ....caution! not yet tested
By: crazyguy Date: April 2, 2014, 7:14 am
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it doesnt matter whether you wind primary over secondary or the
opposite. they dont even have to be touching. Just the magnetic
flux has to be shared either by intimate contact or by sharing
the same core material.
As far as the capacitor in my circuit, it acts by capacitve
reactance (an AC resistor to limit base current) the resistor
assures that the charge on the capacitor disapates so the
oscillation starts again.
#Post#: 2052--------------------------------------------------
Re: fix your heating problems ....caution! not yet tested
By: happygolucky Date: April 2, 2014, 9:54 am
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i'm glad you clarified that question for me.... thank you very
much crazyguy... i was not able to sleep..i was in a lot of pain
.. an i'm hard headed deep in thought about why the 20awg coils
an the 22 awg coil would not work..an would overdrive an heat
transistor..
i know what!!!! lt's time to move on... but strange things
happened last night...while tinkering..i took an read back over
the board an researched some theory.. of the heavier gauge wire
an formula's... an all the side effects..
..so i picked it up an began to reducing the coil wingdings
documenting an writing my findings not at first...last night..i
went as far as reducing wingdings on the 20 awg wire till on
both primary an secondly where far from the traditional 14/100
turns ..
they where both reduced a little at a time... i had the time ..
until there was no primary... then i started at a baseline..an
started taking notes.. i was just left with a secondary
winding of 70 turns at one time i had it down to 1.12 M/A draw
with 11 primary windings.. with one bulb no ferrite....i said
good then i began to add wire back onto the primary an it would
raise the M/A back higher..i cut an removed an made 2
splice's... i said i need to write this down to keep track....
all the time the other coil was running in the other room... on
a ferrite at . 625M/A..... two bulbs tansistor cool nothing
wrong..
back to the 20awg testing, i ended up rewinding the whole coil
again.. starting from 11 on primary an 70 winding where i had my
best baseline M/A draw it was .825 M/A on secondary adding but
it a few winds it was .825 M/A with out ferrite...? M/A
reading all over the place as i wasadding an removing windings
...so i started removing wingdings again on one bulb to drop
M/A draw... it started to climb in M/A... i said i taking off
wrong winding from the M/A draw i found it went up.... that i
had removed to much from the primary! had its down to 9 on
primary an 66 on secondary... recovering from human error... i
thought i was removing from secondary..so i had it spliced an
shielding tight wrap on the the coil taped 360 around whole
coil as i had to spliced both sides inner weaving on top on
bottom all mixed up now but my turn ratio was now 10.5 primary
69 on secondary... i bulb with ferrite added was .385 an climbed
to 400 M/a..kept notes it was a base line now..
then i added another bulb it went to.600.M/A draw an a 3rd
bulb to .700 M/A with a ferrite core ...now here is where
strange things where occurring...when i shut it down in between
adding notes an bulbs i noticed it was still drawing >>.138 M/A
on one bulb and light was shut off not on ... i added another
bulb an then shut down, battery still connected but circuit was
closed lights where off...i thought no light an M/A was climbing
it double...with no lights on closed circuit ...strange...
added a 3rd same result.... ???
so i disconnected the battery it dropped to ZERO M/A :o all
the while the other circuit was running in the other room, was
it an antenna array.. an was i getting RF/ emf feed back? from
another source...the solar flares from sun ? or other circuit
running in the room... very strange..... indeed
12 hours on the 10.5 v car battery an it still reads 10.25 v
finished results of 20 awg rebuild an tuning/testing
10.5 primary 20 awg
--------------- very very very bright 6watt
eco-smart bulbs transistor still gets warm...but this was
without heat sink M/A are down with ferrite
69 secondary 20 awg
yielded these M/A draws.
one bulbs with ferrite .385 an settles at .400 m/ai assume you
can double it as i did check without a ferrite
two bulbs with ferrite .600 m/a
three bulbs with ferrite .700 m/a
one bulb no ferrite .926
#Post#: 2053--------------------------------------------------
Re: fix your heating problems ....caution! not yet tested
By: crazyguy Date: April 2, 2014, 10:20 am
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you're having fun I see.
The lamps have a frequency sweet spot also. seems like.
Dont get zapped. ;D
#Post#: 2054--------------------------------------------------
Re: fix your heating problems ....caution! not yet tested
By: happygolucky Date: April 2, 2014, 10:52 am
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yes they do have there sweet spot ;D...it is fun, an thanks
safety is the utmost priority...i'm starting one of your coil s'
now.....then it will be time to move on ...to something new... a
radio shack transformer/ chargers..... i think if i knew how to
value the voltage to add resistors an capacitors it would be
another level....no doubt...! slow small steps........
god bless
prayers for all the victim's an displaced a real tragedy
unfolding.
#Post#: 2057--------------------------------------------------
Re: fix your heating problems ....caution! not yet tested
By: crazyguy Date: April 2, 2014, 3:06 pm
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Ive been working like I was a 20 year old since dawn trying to
clean up my $10,000 loss from the icestorm. I lost 18 trees all
over 80 ft. tall.
Time for a Beck's.
What tragedy?
#Post#: 2059--------------------------------------------------
Re: fix your heating problems ....caution! not yet tested
By: happygolucky Date: April 2, 2014, 5:40 pm
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sorry for your loss...takes along time to get trees like that...
i have a half dozen here an we are looking a some ice
tomorrow..morning then rain weather is back to its 35 year
cycle...can you timber any of it..recycle build a cabin..
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