First song played on one of my DRSSTCs is the legendary soundtrack from Doom 1 – Episode 1, this is not only cool but brings me back to a childhood where it was normal to run around with a chainsaw killing monsters! I hope you enjoy this video 🙂 This video is located at the […]
Kaizer DRSSTC II playing Doom 1 – Episode 1 Read More »
Here is a small update with some of the work that have been done on the large DRSSTC. This is my first project where I will post information and pictures about the progress as the project goes along. Normally I finish a project before doing the write-up for the homepage. This update will show you
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I have made a calculator for easily and quickly doing the initial design of the capacitor tank for SGTC, VTTC, DRSSTC and other Tesla coils with a resonant primary circuit. There is 4 basic inputs like capacitance, voltage rating and how many capacitors to use in series or parallel. Advanced inputs is detailed capacitor ratings
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After about 2½ years, the amplifier is now is connected to the destined Isophon BS35 speaker set. My dreams of being able to listen to the real tube sound has been fulfilled. Read it all here: https://kaizerpowerelectronics.dk/audio/2x30w-el34-tube-amplifier/
30 Watt EL34 Stereo Tube Amplifier Done Read More »
After driving the small TO-247 IGBTs so hard that they eventually failed, I have now upgraded the half bridge with a couple of IXGN60N60C2D1 isotop IGBT bricks. It is tuned much better now and is giving a fair amount of spark length. I will need to spend more time tuning it for maximum output, but
Kaizer DRSSTC II – Upgraded and Kicking! Read More »
In this article I show how I repaired a broken LCD TV. A few bad capacitors in the power supply is enough to ruin a large expensive TV. Right to repair is not just that you can do it yourself. Right to repair is also about having the information on how to repair it, available
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Salvaging electronics do not only work for supplying your hobby with cheap parts, also cheap laugh 🙂 Here is a on/off switch from a 1980’s transistor radio, having a capacitor across the AC terminals is not strange and will protect the circuit in some degree from surges on the power distribution network. But naming such
This morning I made the simple experiment first demonstrated by Michael Faraday in 1821, the homopolar motor. It is a simple electric motor that anyone should be able to make from common household items. Enjoy 🙂 http://kaizerpowerelectronics.dk/everyday-science/homopolar-motor/