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Matt Jones wrote on Energetic Forum: -
Hi all
Sorry I haven't posted answers to question but I don't feel its advantageous to the group to answer every little transformer and wire question that comes up.
I have already explained you need an laminated iron transformer, Hopefully in good shape, and wire that leaves you with 1 ohm or less of resistance in primaries.
After that you need to just take the leap of faith and get the job done. Only 2 things will happen.
The thing will work and you will see results that you can then study and modify upon.
The thing won't work well, in which case you can begin to trouble shoot and look further into how to improve your recipe.
Both of these things are what good researchers do.
I know that sounds hard but you have to understand.....
I did not sit around and ask people for nuance details.
I did not have concern as to whether mine is going to work or not. Fire and heat and cost, were not a concern.
I jumped into the process feet first and got the job done.
So if you do not understand what you are expected to do and see by now than I am sorry for ya. And as much I want everyone to make this work I know that is just not going to happen. Some of you in all rational have no buisness even touching a project like this.
The people who will make it work are the ones who spend less time typing and more time looking.
Everyone seems to be more than eager, but this is the moment in which that is not enough. Just get the thing running. Period.
Then worry about whether or not it runs good.
So again I am sorry if this sounds hard, but you have to understand why I set all this out. I wanted to find the researcher who got it up and running and immediately started looking to improve or take it further.
And those slots are filling up fast.
Soon I will not be here anymore because life is getting busy. Thats why I wrote the PDF.
So I truly hope some more replications come in and more efforts to improve get documented over the course of the next couple weeks.
On a side note. I have made changes to correct a few mistakes in the PDF. Details on a larger version are in the works but no date set for release as of yet.
Cheers
Matt
Hi Matt,
I'm a researcher that has it up and running and am looking to take it further. My problem at the moment is that I'm not sure what I should do to go forward. You have already told me that its very difficult to do an accurate load test comparison between on and off the TS, so I'm after finding out how you decided that it runs 4x to 8x better than a normal discharge by using your load test method and procedure.
Hoppy
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