Resonance Amplification

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There is an update with my little setup, where I can power an ironing iron and consumption is just 100w for a device that take 2000 w

https://youtu.be/C9taAOzYhdM?si=sx3dA5sx788xzLDU

I read many success with those ZVS units for various applications. 

I'm chicken and afraid of RFI issues experimenting with High Power inputs. Perhaps one day in the middle of nowhere in the cave  

Thanks for sharing.

hi Joel,

I really don’t understand what could hold you back from more powerful experiments. You have far better experience and understanding of electronics than myself, but still afraid to challenge the BEAST …

I had this circuit built for quite a while and I thought it worth to share it.

Not sure what is your problem with RFI issues or “high power inputs” as there is just 20 V 3.2 amps input.

All I can say, in this arrangement presented here is very important how to connect coils … different connections will yield different results and sometime might be disappointing if wrong connections are made.

All this output power can be increased if one needs and also the input can be reduced even if output is increased.

I will try to make another video with boiling water to see how long it take for 1 litre with my setup and from the grid, to compare, and also compare the input used.

Just try to apply what you are explaining in your videos Joel.

Long long ago I was experimenting with my own version of the Philadelphia experiment.  I had these huge outdoor coils built with radio coax. I shorly found what you would consider the FCC at the door if USA. I'm in Canada but we have our own version of these folks. Nothing bad came of it. Got a warning that's all. But I won' forget it