Feedback circuit to coil

I moved the coil to the n45 neodymium magnets and changed the circuit to feed the coil from the cap & the battery.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• pulse
• motor
• magnet
• magnetics
• neodymium
• generator
• alternator

[crazzieg]

There use to be a electronics junk yard of sorts in N.Vegas that recycled stuff from the test site. You might find some big big caps used in laser supplys there. Next time I'm home I'll look you up and show you where it was or is. Might be able to find it on googly. It's close to ya. Lake Mead Blv. going to west side just under 95 over pass to the right. As I remember. They sell the stuff by the pound. It's just junk to them gold to us.

[ktservicescorp]

Well, I guess you know this neck of the woods. There is a pick-a-part for autos on the corner of I15 and lake mead but I live two miles from 95 and lake mead in the northwest unless you are talking about lake mead and 95 in henderson/green valley. I will check it out brother and look forward to hearing from you!

Todd

[Pezarito88]

hey, are you still around? I just discovered your videos and would love to see what you are doing now.

[MegaMaxemus]

How much amps are you making and how much are you using to create it?

[DeadJack57]

Might want to look into ultracapacitors. Those are used in power applications and electrical vehicle applications.

[stivep1]

Every attempt is valuable. Thank You

[Anothercoilgun]

Have the power that be bumb you off?

[xceptit]

Forget thee answer, it's written all over.

[xceptit]

You can see I'm an electronic genius

[xceptit]

I wanna know what the point is, eggzactly

[zebok3]

Try and replace the fixed farad cap with a variable cap that you can tune to resonance.