Testing the TK Tar Baby

[TinselKoala]

OK... I put the single PG50 that I have into one of the Q2 locations. The only change in circuit behaviour that I can detect on short inspection is that the frequency of the oscillations went down to ... er, hum..... at 1 microsecond per division, using the delayed trigger function and as much of the screen as I can see, I count 23 full cycles PER seven divisions or seven microseconds. Doing the math (tm RA), I do the division operation 23/0.000007 and find the answer, by pressing the "division" key on my calculator (sorry, I just cannot seem to help myself, this is more fun than shooting fish in a barrel) I find just under 3.3 MHz, a pretty good drop from what it was before.  The Philips says 3186 kHz, in good agreement with the scoposcopy.


Here's a screenshot of the HP180's delayed trigger function. The main trace is displayed at 0.2 milliseconds per division, then the expanded delayed trigger trace is shown at 1 microsecond per division. Two timebases on a single screen, with a single beam oscilloscope !! Analog RULES !!

[TinselKoala]

A note on "replication" and what I'm doing here:

First, as I said in the first post of the thread, RA disavows any notion that the Tar Baby is a replication of her NERD circuit. Even though it uses the same circuit diagram, the same component values except for the mosfets, is driven in the same way at the same frequencies and amplitudes and produces the same waveforms, the Tar Baby is NOT a NERD RAT replication. Got that? This gives me considerable freedom to experiment, as well as the liberty to apply for the various prizes she has applied for, should I be able to demonstrate battery charging and overunity performance in the Tar Baby device, which is NOT an Ainslie replication.

Second, fiddling around and turning knobs and poking fingers into things, learning about the circuit and its variations and vagaries, I've managed to destroy 3 of my IRF 830a mosfets. (I have a bunch of them).  My local supplier has these in stock for $1.30 each. The IRFPG50, however, costs around 6.50 each and are harder to get, and would also have been destroyed in the same events that got my 830s. Dare I say it..... do the math. That's the cost of a six pack of good beer around here, and I'm not kidding.

[TinselKoala]

Tar Baby and the LEDs Strike Back....:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WM72T5YUn84

[hoptoad]

Tar Baby and the LEDs Strike Back....:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WM72T5YUn84

Interesting...  KneeDeep

[TinselKoala]

Hey the video at the start was awesome the information was great.
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Really George? And what does a spambot know about Tar Babies and inductance and claims of overunity? I must say, I'm not too impressed with your sales ability so far. Here's a thought: why don't you just take your green tea pills and..... take them yourself. All of them. At once. Please report their effect on your metabolism.