high voltage charge pump (Ernst circuit)

This circuit is basic just a car ignition coil ,microwave capacitor and diode ..relay (which we run in a loop to make it chatering) a mains rated switch and a 220v 100watt light bulb ...and the power supply of a 12 volt 1.3 amp battery

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Science & Technology

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• Ernst
• charging
• pump
• charger

[crob227]

why dont you limit the power with a hho cell the spark the cap to ignite the hho. it wouldlook cool and also exploding hho gas give Electro Magnetic Pulses Youmight beableto recover...

good work 5stars

[o2baenergyfree]

I did some tests with discharging through water and it produced an almighty crack and blue flash .. but little gas .. hmm looks to me a discharge through a transformer might rep better results .. (still its work in progress) ... also wanted to use a jeff coil in this system ... i will update on what a jeff coil is and why i named it so ... another youtube video in the making ... all the best and thankyou

[tedtw]

True Joe cell doesn't generate HHO but works on Orgonne energy.

ps: Great thing about the Aussies, Brits and other countries that use 240V? They use smaller guage copper to wire a home to obtain the same amount of power as 120V. Downside? A 240V shock hurts like holy hell and is twice as painful and deadly as 120V!

[stevenchiverton]

@crob227 intresting as for the almighty crack that was goten when you discharged it through water sounds very intresting , it sounds like a sound i get when i ignite hho gas from my experiments

[MrNismogtr]

to much talking man!!!

[stevenchiverton]

where can we get the schematics to biuld this

[honeybunchickens]

You are basically using a light bulb as a resistor. am I right or am I wrong?

[dipendraraikut]

very interesting!!! i was looking for this type of particularly circuit which can cut off and again charge the battery. So i was hoping if you could can help me send the schematics of your prototype and i would be really geratful.

Thanks D.D.Raikut

[crob227]

cant wait!