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Dr. Dark Current
Sun Apr 08 2007, 07:59PM
Dr. Dark Current Registered Member #152 Joined: Sun Feb 12 2006, 03:36PM
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Sparkie wrote ...

Thanks jmartis. What kind of voltage? I have a 10,000uf 35v High-ripple, will that do? Will the HV spikes not damage that, I wouldnt want that to explode! Safe to build it into my box? Also, is it correct that I should ground one half of the secondary? Won't that put HV into my 12v negative?

Thank you!
Of course the capacitor must be higher voltage than your power supply, but doesn't have to be much higher. Your cap will certainly do it.
Ground the negative secondary output to mains ground.
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Tonic
Sun Apr 08 2007, 08:23PM
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jmartis wrote ...

Ground the negative secondary output to mains ground.

How I can find out, which HV output is negative?
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Sam
Sun Apr 08 2007, 08:52PM
Sam Registered Member #227 Joined: Mon Feb 20 2006, 10:47PM
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Sparkie wrote ...

Hey cheesey I was using a 5-7amp 13.8v psu to run my flyback, but last night while messing with it, the arc halfed in size, then 2 seconds later, a capacitor exploded in the psu. It was a small 47uf 16v electrolytic. I have replaced with a 47uf 35v. My question is, how can I stop these high voltage spikes going back into the psu? Maybe wrap the + and - 12v wires in two ferrite rings like you would use for RF, or would that not work. I have also been using a 12v 7AH Gel cell, any fear of that exploding?!


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Dr. Dark Current
Mon Apr 09 2007, 03:26PM
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Tonic wrote ...

jmartis wrote ...

Ground the negative secondary output to mains ground.

How I can find out, which HV output is negative?

the pin on the base of the flyback (which you use to arc to) is the negative.
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Sparkie
Mon Apr 09 2007, 03:47PM
Sparkie Registered Member #627 Joined: Thu Apr 05 2007, 04:05PM
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Well, thank you all! Been playing with it today, and made a video up of some of the stuff I did. Check it out...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JOTn7A4BFfs

Thanks all! amazed
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