Free energy - HHO

[ivconic]

I already made few experiments on this subject. It is interesting and could be elaborated more.... For a start i am posting here very nice article with project.
My respect to author!

[ivconic]

IRFP064N...! What a fet!??
This schematic is real "eyecatching" to me and itch me to try it in setup for quite different purposes (maybe will need minor modifications)!
Guess which one?

[Qiaozhi]

Originally Posted by ivconic

IRFP064N...! What a fet!??
This schematic is real "eyecatching" to me and itch me to try it in setup for quite different purposes (maybe will need minor modifications)!
Guess which one?

Tesla coil?

[Fred]

Originally Posted by ivconic

IRFP064N...! What a fet!??
This schematic is real "eyecatching" to me and itch me to try it in setup for quite different purposes (maybe will need minor modifications)!
Guess which one?

Ah! breaking water molecules

[ivconic]

P. I.

[Qiaozhi]

Originally Posted by ivconic

P. I.

Don't stand too close to the coil!

[ivconic]

Yes PI!
TX part.
Reading so many threads on PI subject, man can oftenly see demands for more irradiated power at some PI designs...(everybody want to beat Lorenz!!!)
So...voila! Here it is, simple and elegant solution!
If you ever asked yourself how to draw 30-50 amperes with PI coil....well...here is solution how to!
It will not only detect deep - it will also "bake" detected item in soil, in no time!
Luckilly it has current limiting preset!
Main catch here is in fet features! Ha! Just read those in datasheet. I am fully awared there are many more simillar fets on market, and possibly even better than this one. But we are usually dealing here with most conventional (you may say ordinary) material and components ...so this and simllar components with advanced features are rather out of our primary focus....meaning - people like myself - amateurs and enthusiasts with limited budget...

[ivconic]

This fet is very convenient due its ultra low on resistance. I was thinking; if it can hold low water resistances in HHO setups...than it would not be an issue to hold usuall PI coil resistances at all...
Pretty convenient for fast PI's with pps over 2kHz and possibly more!
Need to be investigated more...

[Max]

Originally Posted by ivconic

Yes PI!
TX part.
Reading so many threads on PI subject, man can oftenly see demands for more irradiated power at some PI designs...(everybody want to beat Lorenz!!!)
So...voila! Here it is, simple and elegant solution!
If you ever asked yourself how to draw 30-50 amperes with PI coil....well...here is solution how to!
It will not only detect deep - it will also "bake" detected item in soil, in no time!
Luckilly it has current limiting preset!
Main catch here is in fet features! Ha! Just read those in datasheet. I am fully awared there are many more simillar fets on market, and possibly even better than this one. But we are usually dealing here with most conventional (you may say ordinary) material and components ...so this and simllar components with advanced features are rather out of our primary focus....meaning - people like myself - amateurs and enthusiasts with limited budget...

Hi,
the problem was never having large currents at coils... one can also give 100A pulses (short) to the coil using solid state devices (and not only), but the problem is indeed the power needed to run such kind of MD...

I mean.... if you usually run 4-5A (sometimes more) on single pulses at coil and that requires you a gel-type battery of few A/h capacity... then what you'll need to drive that stuff at 20 times (more or less) usual power ?
Also, you usually run depth PIs in the hundreds Hz pulse-repetition stuff... but if plan to run it at 2Khz means you will need more and more power...

I think you could need a 100A/h battery to stay safe about consumption... but these are heavy car-like stuff!

You'll need an handcart to drive your PI over soil....

But... indeed it will locate stuff at big depth... no dubts!

Kind regards,
Max