Bedini oscilador radiante

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salu2

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I like the clean build, nice wheel too!

Ok remember you asked :-)

Dump (get rid of) the daftman layout - great for visualisation - poor for good charging/tuning. daftman layout is perhaps why many fail.

solder everything directly to the transistor.
put a capacitor in parallel w/ the power supply.
put nice thick leeds from circuit to the battery (no small alligator clip leads)
put the circuit right on the coil.

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transistor may be too big for that small wire sub w/ mje130007g
and sub E/B diode w/ 1N914
or...
for that coil and that wheel the thinnest wire "I" would use is 20awg (0.81)
if you're going to replace it, go w/ 18awg
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I like your clean table. This build is a VERY good first step!
Kind regards,
Patricio

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1 Where to put the capacitor? In primary or secondary battery

- Parallel to your power supply.


2 Set LED thick. No where to put them.

- Not LED - "Lead" the wire leads. The wire that goes DIRECTLY from collector diode to charge battery, and the wire that goes directly from primary + to charging - . I spelled wrong (leeds)


3 Switch right in the coil circuit.

- Not "switch", Mount the circuit onto the coil or right next to it. the energy is traveling too far from your coil to the circuit.


4 You could spend some diagram with details

- No change in diagram, just get rid of all that extra daftman wire. solder your emitter/base diode right onto the transistor etc...
solder everything right onto the transistor

here is an example picture where everything is soldered as close to the coil as possible:
[ATTACH=CONFIG]2428[/ATTACH]
notice thicker wire lead from output diode to charge battery terminal.

kind regards,
Patrick

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1 Where to put the capacitor? In primary or secondary battery

- Parallel to your power supply.


2 Set LED thick. No where to put them.

- Not LED - "Lead" the wire leads. The wire that goes DIRECTLY from collector diode to charge battery, and the wire that goes directly from primary + to charging - . I spelled wrong (leeds)


3 Switch right in the coil circuit.

- Not "switch", Mount the circuit onto the coil or right next to it. the energy is traveling too far from your coil to the circuit.


4 You could spend some diagram with details

- No change in diagram, just get rid of all that extra daftman wire. solder your emitter/base diode right onto the transistor etc...
solder everything right onto the transistor

here is an example picture where everything is soldered as close to the coil as possible:
[ATTACH=CONFIG]2428[/ATTACH]
notice thicker wire lead from output diode to charge battery terminal.

kind regards,
Patrick

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Muy enriquecedor - viendo tu hilo me anime a proseguir con la construccion de mi "Energizador" Bedini