Mr.Clean's Device

[Pirate88179]

Here it is:

[kcarring]

Heya Bill, Kurt & Tinsel!


So Kurt, what you are getting at is that the oscillator is clearly powered by the super cap, BUT it should, never show a climbing voltage? is that the whole thing here?


Thanks
Nice work.

[TinselKoala]

The schematic is still not what I'd call a conventional representation; I still can't see the way the oscillator's 9V supply is interconnected, nor how the loop containing the 1 F cap is connected to the oscillator. The behaviour shown on the voltmeter while running looks like a cap being charged up slowly, and then discharging, and then "catching" and charging again. The one time when MrClean re-energizes the system by deliberately reconnecting the battery briefly, the voltage comes up fast; when the "recharge" events happen it's much slower. To me, this is the more anomalous bit of data. I can imagine the system running "itself" on a charged capacitor for a while, or even on the 9v supply of the oscillator, but I don't know how to account for these apparent recharge events, unless the oscillator freq or some other parameter was being varied at the time.

[mrclean]

hi everyone, despite the interesting results, im concluding the results to be an anomaly, i cant guarantee that everyone will see these results, and im not able to reproduce it all the time

[Magluvin]

hi everyone, despite the interesting results, im concluding the results to be an anomaly, i cant guarantee that everyone will see these results, and im not able to reproduce it all the time

Ok.

May I ask where you got that circuit? Or the transformer setup?  Or did you just come up with all of it and put it together? If so, what is the purpose of the extra cores if I may ask?
The transformer is really the only foreign item of the circuit.

Hope you get it going again.


Mags