This is known physics. It's working just like a xenon flash bulb. The sparkplug coil is not helping. About 400 Volts in a couple of large capacitors will do more, with the diodes. You don't need the spark plug coil at all, if you continue to use the igniter. A solid state circuit would use the spark plug coil instead of the igniter. You just need to protect the capacitors from the high voltage. I'll send you a link to the kit.
Good work! Give this a whirl. Make a solution of colloidal copper as your electrolyte using simple electrolysis and distilled water.
Get a foot of number 12 copper wire and remove the plastic coating and make your electrodes from that. This is a high enough grade of copper to perform this experiment. In no way are colloids of this grade of copper fit for human consumption, in other words do not drink.
Blast improvement. Some are using tap water that has calcium and magnesium in the water. If someone has a water softener and uses tap water, they are basically using salt in their water. There are many different electrolyte solutions that could be tested. With the conductivity of water, it should provide for an improvement.
Yesterday my diodes vent south! I ordered some new ones! But then I saw capacitor70-s newest circuit. No diodes! Also before the diodes dyed I put a different plug on the circuit. A plug with no ground electrode! I broke at off, than send it flat. I was getting so loud bangs that I had to wear ear protection!Even in dry condition! When it was wet it shoot that plastic cap against the ceiling than bounced back down the floor than up again! High speed! Here is his new circuit!
Nice Job, I don't mean to sound weird, but two weeks ago I dreamed of doing this very thing using a piezo ingitor just like you demonstrated, but was unable to complete the concept. I can't see clearly the schematic in the video. Can you post it somewhere, so I can make a copy of it? I don't understand how the cap is discharging each time you click the ignitor. Or is it?
This is known physics. It's working just like a xenon flash bulb. The sparkplug coil is not helping. About 400 Volts in a couple of large capacitors will do more, with the diodes. You don't need the spark plug coil at all, if you continue to use the igniter. A solid state circuit would use the spark plug coil instead of the igniter. You just need to protect the capacitors from the high voltage. I'll send you a link to the kit.
FlavoredCoffeeGuy 3 years ago
tiltfulll,
Good work! Give this a whirl. Make a solution of colloidal copper as your electrolyte using simple electrolysis and distilled water.
Get a foot of number 12 copper wire and remove the plastic coating and make your electrodes from that. This is a high enough grade of copper to perform this experiment. In no way are colloids of this grade of copper fit for human consumption, in other words do not drink.
IndianaBoys
IndianaBoys 3 years ago
Why would I make colloidal copper solution??
tiltfulll 3 years ago
Blast improvement. Some are using tap water that has calcium and magnesium in the water. If someone has a water softener and uses tap water, they are basically using salt in their water. There are many different electrolyte solutions that could be tested. With the conductivity of water, it should provide for an improvement.
IndianaBoys 3 years ago
More the gap stronger the blast. With small gap it works like normal spark.
capacitor70 3 years ago
Thanks for sharing results and observation .
capacitor70 3 years ago
Looks like I cant post links here!:(
So I going to put at the description of the video!
tiltfulll 3 years ago
tiltfulll 3 years ago
High current can kill you...scary.
I use glove
dreamyear 3 years ago
A have put a link in the description of the video!
It's going to take you guys to the diagram!:)
Be safe!
Think twice before you touch something on the circuit!
tiltfulll 3 years ago
Is the high output positive of the ignition coil going to the + of the spark plug as in other demonstrations?
swollwerth 3 years ago
yes
tiltfulll 3 years ago
Nice Job, I don't mean to sound weird, but two weeks ago I dreamed of doing this very thing using a piezo ingitor just like you demonstrated, but was unable to complete the concept. I can't see clearly the schematic in the video. Can you post it somewhere, so I can make a copy of it? I don't understand how the cap is discharging each time you click the ignitor. Or is it?
swollwerth 3 years ago
And Thanks for helping!
tiltfulll 3 years ago
thanks!
tiltfulll 3 years ago
Nicely done. Can test on an engine? Looks good to go.
vrand01 3 years ago
great job !
johncarl43447 3 years ago
Excellent work 5 stars!!!
marthale7 3 years ago
Very good demonstration!
ZeroFossilFuel 3 years ago