Here i make some tests with an induction heating device to understand the way it works.
https://youtu.be/5CX_c-Wei9E
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Here i make some tests with an induction heating device to understand the way it works.
https://youtu.be/5CX_c-Wei9E
This looks like the kit he used: https://www.amazon.com/Voltage-Induc...6P/ref=sr_1_16
Yes. Mariost should have mentioned that. I would have liked some of his comments and experiences in english.
I got it from bangood (you can see the link in the video) and I've used a strong homemade power supply from 2 transformers (the primaries in parallel-the secondaries in series) from old ups with a 35 A bridze rectifier with heat sink and two 4700 μF capacitors in parallel.I also put a big fan (230 v) from microwave oven to cool the system. Later i 'll make some testw with other coils to find the limits of thiw system.Quote:
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I got it from bangood (you can see the link in the video) and I've used a strong homemade power supply from 2 transformers (the primaries in parallel-the secondaries in series) from old ups with a 35 A bridze rectifier with heat sink and two 4700 μF capacitors in parallel.I also put a big fan (230 v) from microwave oven to cool the system. Later i 'll make some testw with other coils to find the limits of thiw system.Quote:
Originally Posted by uv8452
I got it from bangood (you can see the link in the video) and I've used a strong homemade power supply from 2 transformers (the primaries in parallel-the secondaries in series) from old ups with a 35 A bridze rectifier with heat sink and two 4700 μF capacitors in parallel.I also put a big fan (230 v) from microwave oven to cool the system. Later i 'll make some testw with other coils to find the limits of thiw system.
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Yes. Mariost should have mentioned that. I would have liked some of his comments and experiences in english.
I got it from bangood (you can see the link in the video) and I've used a strong homemade power supply from 2 transformers (the primaries in parallel-the secondaries in series) from old ups with a 35 A bridze rectifier with heat sink and two 4700 μF capacitors in parallel.I also put a big fan (230 v) from microwave oven to cool the system. Later i 'll make some tests with other coils to find the limits of this system.
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