The 2 coils sound interesting, did the wires cross at some angle, either within a coil or between the 2 coils?
Thanks. John On Tue, Jan 15, 2013 at 12:48 AM, Hamdi Ucar <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello John, > > The circuit is basically an single transistor oscillator based on TIP-3055 > where Collector-Vcc and Emitter-Gnd is connected through two air coils > wound on a single 2 cm diameter empty fax roll, each 79 or 179 turns (I > should find my notes) one CW other CCW, they meet at the center without a > gap (this point called junction). It is based on Ronald R. Stiffler > circuit called BiPeg. The base is connected to emitter trough a coupled > coil. The circuit oscillate in random manner, hardly to see any periodic > oscillations, bursts are also present. The chaotic behavior is caused I > think due to base-collector voltage goes beyond specs and cause > intermediate failures. It was very difficult to tune the circuit for the > proper regime, also, even tuned, circuit can oscillate in multiple modes. > The voltage difference at junction can be high as 90V. The O3 comes from > point where two coils meets. No arc or hiss sound was present. Important > thing is the O3 is only produced in a period of a month in summer where > temperature was 30-35 degrees and more than 90% humidity. The O3 emission > ceased when climate become normal. I later figured out that the O3 was not > produced from O2 of the air but from H2O of the humidity. The reason of > this was the experiments of John Kanzius showing salt water 'burned'. Ozone > smell was very strong, and did not have a 'bitter' flavor which caused by > cheap HV ozone generators (may Nitrogen compounds are also produced). > > Regards > Hamdi > > > On 14-Jan-13 11:50, John Berry wrote: > > Hey Hamdi, Long time. > > I am re-interested in a coil that you reported generating Ozone at low > voltages. > > Can you give some more detail on that one please? > > Thanks, > John > > On Mon, Jan 14, 2013 at 4:22 PM, Hamdi Ucar <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Hello everybody remembering me, >> >> >
