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Dc flyback turned AC

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StormInABottle
Wed Feb 06 2013, 06:57AM Print
StormInABottle Registered Member #9252 Joined: Fri Jan 04 2013, 06:27AM
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I turned a dc flyback into a ac one. I knew that cause it wont charge a capacitor.. Lights a bulb by sparks (plasma globe) and i kept drawing arcs with my finger. Tons of corona. and it even arced to the ground of my room. Not the ground wire.. The ground i stand on

I did this by leaving the flyback in oil for a looong loong period. :) atlast :D. Also btw. am building a mini tesla coil for the cute little ac flyback. Can't wait to get the mosfets. :D..

It is a modern large flyback. Always gave dc. :D Can you give a explanation
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Daedronus
Wed Feb 06 2013, 09:06AM
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In my experience the diode in modern DC flybacks is the first thing to go, usually.
Not much explanation to do, they just don't have the proper voltage/current rating.
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StormInABottle
Wed Feb 06 2013, 09:18AM
StormInABottle Registered Member #9252 Joined: Fri Jan 04 2013, 06:27AM
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Will this ac flyback last?. I am having tons and tons of fun with it. I tried finding a black and white tv. and tried winding my own. with very poor results. Now i got what i want on a plate of silver. How long will it last. Are you guys interested in a video? btw mini tesla coil is DOne
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Daedronus
Wed Feb 06 2013, 10:06AM
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It depends on the actual model and how well it was constructed, but the internal isolation (the next thing that can go and it will be fatal) should fare much better then the diode.

If you want/need DC you can always use a external rectifier with proper rated diodes or huge strings of relatively inexpensive UF4007 diodes (the diodes need to be fast, smps rated).
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StormInABottle
Wed Feb 06 2013, 01:05PM
StormInABottle Registered Member #9252 Joined: Fri Jan 04 2013, 06:27AM
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:D. The fbt is in oil.
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Daedronus
Wed Feb 06 2013, 02:08PM
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yes....but the oil is definitely not in the fbt....not without voids, gaps, air pockets, etc...

as i said...internal isolation.
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paris
Wed Feb 27 2013, 09:33PM
paris Registered Member #3042 Joined: Wed Jul 28 2010, 12:36AM
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If its the cute lil FBT from a while ago, post pics, you never know when youll destroy it and therell be no record of it

...also ,I have dismantled a can type ign coil and am going to use the sec on a FBT core to make an AC coil ...an attempt any way
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