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[hartiberlin]

Okay, this guy is doing good tests with his ELFE and just posted a speedup timelaps video of it letting it run down
for a few hours until it is dead, but he also got a recharging effect...when he switched it off for some time...

So let´s see, what his future results will be:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBkoGW_U9-UvthQEURCgEBw/videos


Regards, Stefan.

[Nink]

Okay, this guy is doing good tests with his ELFE and just posted a speedup timelaps video of it letting it run down
for a few hours until it is dead, but he also got a recharging effect...when he switched it off for some time...

So let´s see, what his future results will be:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBkoGW_U9-UvthQEURCgEBw/videos


Regards, Stefan.

Great find thanks.  I love the Microwave Faraday cage approach for his testing.   Shame he did not have 2 flash lights.

[markdansie]

Okay, this guy is doing good tests with his ELFE and just posted a speedup timelaps video of it letting it run down
for a few hours until it is dead, but he also got a recharging effect...when he switched it off for some time...

So let´s see, what his future results will be:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBkoGW_U9-UvthQEURCgEBw/videos


Regards, Stefan.

I did some tests yesterday and also got the recharging effect many times lol. I used 3aa NIMH batteries and on a separate test a 18650 lithium ion battery.
No magic here will video
Mark

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I am pretty sure that what Bill is referring to is actually an LC resonator.  The clue is the tuning dial.  That connects to a variable capacitor and there is a big coil.  You put that next to your radio and get it to resonate at the carrier frequency of the radio station you are trying to tune in and voila, better reception.

As you tell a resonator consists of a coil and a capacitor (and the wires to connect them), it cannot be a simple aluminium tube. There is no loop and no capacitor in the enclosed tube. And you still do need an antenna in the device. The enclosed aluminium tube is not a resonator, it is a shielding (its efficiency depends on the frequency, but it definitely does not help getting the signal inside).

[txt]

When i put the luxmeter into the light beam at 1 m distance i get a reading of about 8500 Lux.

Skywatcher, could you measure the diameter of the light cone at this distance? Is there any background illumination in the room (variable or constant)?