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Re: Tony's VIC and Results
« Reply #8 on: September 06, 2012, 13:28:48 pm »
Yesterday I pulled out a very crude coil set that I had made for an earlier experiment.  I made the coil with 5 wire strands (1 x 28g and 4 x 22g).  They are all wound parallel (quintifilar?  :P).   Anyway, since they all share a core, I decided to give it a try with the VIC circuit.  It took about 5 different connection combinations before 1. I got gas, and 2. I was able to witness the actual current limiting effect at resonance.  I had a small analog ammeter in line with the cell and was able to observe it dropping to 10mA and vibrating at the exact same moments that the VIC circuit was locked in at resonance and then see the current go back up when the circuit was tuned out of resonance.  I was sort of shocked by this as this was the first time I could see a steady flow of HHO from the cell using Tony's VIC circuit.

Thought I should share and get some feedback on this.

TS
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Re: Tony's VIC and Results
« Reply #9 on: September 06, 2012, 16:47:07 pm »
Yesterday I pulled out a very crude coil set that I had made for an earlier experiment.  I made the coil with 5 wire strands (1 x 28g and 4 x 22g).  They are all wound parallel (quintifilar?  :P).   Anyway, since they all share a core, I decided to give it a try with the VIC circuit.  It took about 5 different connection combinations before 1. I got gas, and 2. I was able to witness the actual current limiting effect at resonance.  I had a small analog ammeter in line with the cell and was able to observe it dropping to 10mA and vibrating at the exact same moments that the VIC circuit was locked in at resonance and then see the current go back up when the circuit was tuned out of resonance.  I was sort of shocked by this as this was the first time I could see a steady flow of HHO from the cell using Tony's VIC circuit.

Thought I should share and get some feedback on this.

TS
Hi,

Great! GAS!!!  :)
Do your want to share some pictures of your setup and circuit connections? Also what type of core and WFC you used?

Got scope shots?

Br,
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Re: Tony's VIC and Results
« Reply #10 on: September 06, 2012, 17:33:25 pm »
Hi,

Great! GAS!!!  :)
Do your want to share some pictures of your setup and circuit connections? Also what type of core and WFC you used?

Got scope shots?

Br,
Webmug

Heh, yah, I'm going to document and label the whole setup so I can recreate it again.  I also need to clean up my work area which is a major mess first.

Not sure the scope shots will help too much.  It's only single sided so you can't see the 180 on it.  But you would be able to see the resonance storm signals as I will call it.

Interestingly, there is no step up from primary to secondary either, straight 1:1:1:1:1 for all the coils.  Air core.

WFC is a pair of SS pipes, about 1" long.

I've got a working model to build on now!  (yay!!)

TS
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Re: Tony's VIC and Results
« Reply #11 on: September 10, 2012, 17:28:37 pm »
Hi,

Great! GAS!!!  :)
Do your want to share some pictures of your setup and circuit connections? Also what type of core and WFC you used?

Got scope shots?

Br,
Webmug

Heh, yah, I'm going to document and label the whole setup so I can recreate it again.  I also need to clean up my work area which is a major mess first.

Not sure the scope shots will help too much.  It's only single sided so you can't see the 180 on it.  But you would be able to see the resonance storm signals as I will call it.

Interestingly, there is no step up from primary to secondary either, straight 1:1:1:1:1 for all the coils.  Air core.

WFC is a pair of SS pipes, about 1" long.

I've got a working model to build on now!  (yay!!)

TS

Scope shots always help if you are going to document this! For example the input signal to the primary.
If you place a scope probe unconnected on a wire going to the WFC you see some signals... If you got resonance this also influence the signal also when you touch the WFC delrin insulation.  8)

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Re: Tony's VIC and Results
« Reply #12 on: September 10, 2012, 21:16:34 pm »
@TS,

Question:
How do you test if you have resonance with the [C] WFC capacitance and [L] positive choke inductance?
Or do you have [LC] choke self-resonance?

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Re: Tony's VIC and Results
« Reply #13 on: September 10, 2012, 21:20:43 pm »
@TS,

Question:
How do you test if you have resonance with the [C] WFC capacitance and [L] positive choke inductance?
Or do you have [LC] choke self-resonance?

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I will provide details and answers to questions later in the week as I am too busy at present to give attention to them.  However, if you have further questions or thoughts until then, please keep adding them and I'll try to answer them all when I have time.

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Re: Tony's VIC and Results
« Reply #14 on: September 12, 2012, 04:43:46 am »
Please see this video for a quick and dirty demo.  I'll provide more detail at a later date.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aro59wQo1gU

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