Akula0083 30 Watt Self Running Generator.

[MileHigh]

The venerable old Tri-Field Meter works quite well for that sort of thing, and even gives a quantitative output reading. That, and a Spectrum Analyzer, and Bob's yer Uncle.

The new scope is due to arrive Wednesday. Keep fingers crossed!

Cool, and the tracking number is showing some activity!!!???

[Enjoykin]

He He He HE

Very origina Fantasy Milehigh - Batman RF booster or Conan barbarian flashlight.  Funny imagination you have.


SHIELD OBJECT2013 AGAINST RF INTERFERENCE !!

WOOW IT'S STILL WORKING !!

[TinselKoala]

He He He HE

Very origina Fantasy Milehigh - Batman RF booster or Conan barbarian flashlight.  Funny imagination you have.


SHIELD OBJECT2013 AGAINST RF INTERFERENCE !!

WOOW IT'S STILL WORKING !!

Claim without evidence.
(Or a tiny battery buried under all that black electrical tape.)

Your comments would be much better supported if you omitted the apes and movie actors in makeup, and actually posted something significant of your own. I appreciate your posts of the circuit board template and the schematic; without those I would not have bothered to pick this definitely Low Hanging Fruit.

[TinselKoala]

Cool, and the tracking number is showing some activity!!!???

Yes, it was last seen early Saturday morning, leaving a suburb of Chicago, heading south.

[itsu]

Sure, the circuit board is marked "2013" which presumably means the year of making. Funny how these things come and... go, leaving no trace except footprints.  Enjoykin, you left out an important part in your Schopenhauer chain: the validation of the idea. It will not proceed to the "accepted as self-evident" stage until it is shown to work as claimed.


@Itsu, have you tried reversing the connections of the secondary (the coil connected to the LEDs)? There is quite a bit of difference in performance and waveforms on my build when these wires are reversed.

Here's an interesting bit: my unit lights the LEDs in both switch positions if I use a 9V battery that has still got 9V on it. But if I use the depleted battery measuring only 5.5 V or so, the LEDs will only light with the switch OFF. However if I remove the diode D1 altogether, the LEDs will light in either switch position using the 5.5 V battery.

Right, there surely is a difference, leds are on only dimly, and for the waveforms, see the screenshot.

Regards Itsu