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<blockquote data-quote="Einstein" data-source="post: 117924" data-attributes="member: 288"><p>The scope was working during the flat line test. The accident occurred when I disconnected the scope ground lead from the AC return. The AC circuit was turned off at the time. And it was always my understanding that return was ground. But this morning I was reviewing proper procedure and discovered that the ground lead is ALWAYS to be connected to earth ground. So at the time I didn't think I was doing anything wrong till the ground disconnect. Then the mini Chernobyl blue spark and puff of smoke occurred. And channel 3 no longer worked after that. But I still have use of channel 2 and 4. </p><p></p><p>I have 2 electromagnets that I made for use with the HDR and MVR. One of them is constructed based on available info and the other was an initial attempt that wound up being a lot larger than available info suggested it should be. I did testing with both electromagnets and found that the available voltage left over after the electromagnet was not the same for each magnet. My initial super large electromagnet had -60 volts left over. Whereas my second attempt magnet had -100 volts left over. What that tells me is getting an electromagnet with the correct number of windings may be critical to obtaining the correct operation of these devices. </p><p></p><p>If anyone has an electromagnet made by Gibbs, and access to an ohmmeter, I would love to know the ohms reading for the electromagnet.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Einstein, post: 117924, member: 288"] The scope was working during the flat line test. The accident occurred when I disconnected the scope ground lead from the AC return. The AC circuit was turned off at the time. And it was always my understanding that return was ground. But this morning I was reviewing proper procedure and discovered that the ground lead is ALWAYS to be connected to earth ground. So at the time I didn't think I was doing anything wrong till the ground disconnect. Then the mini Chernobyl blue spark and puff of smoke occurred. And channel 3 no longer worked after that. But I still have use of channel 2 and 4. I have 2 electromagnets that I made for use with the HDR and MVR. One of them is constructed based on available info and the other was an initial attempt that wound up being a lot larger than available info suggested it should be. I did testing with both electromagnets and found that the available voltage left over after the electromagnet was not the same for each magnet. My initial super large electromagnet had -60 volts left over. Whereas my second attempt magnet had -100 volts left over. What that tells me is getting an electromagnet with the correct number of windings may be critical to obtaining the correct operation of these devices. If anyone has an electromagnet made by Gibbs, and access to an ohmmeter, I would love to know the ohms reading for the electromagnet. [/QUOTE]
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