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Originally Posted by J_Player
If you want 220v you may find this voltage from a spare alternator from a car. If you remove the voltage regulator and connect the spare alternator to a small engine or to your car engine, then you can set the engine speed to become high enough to develop over 200v. The resulting power will be 3 phase sine wave with more than enough amperage for ground probes. But you will need 3 ground probes... for the 3 phases. A fourth probe connected to the ground of the alternator frame is optional.
The same alternator can be used for single phase by using only two of the 3 terminals for ground probes.
It may be easier to build a bracket to mount this spare alternator to your car than to build the electronics to make a transformer and amplifier and power supply for 220 volts.
I once made this kind of alternator connected to a lawn mower engine to generate power to run a power saw in a place where there is no power.
Best wishes, 
J_P |
If you short the regulator then alternator gives 70V not 200V
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