3.7 VOLT BATTERY POWERS 56 WATTS

[magnetman12003]

Hi all, thanks for the clarification magnetman.
I will be picking up an SCR soon to build this device and couple other parts.
One more thing magnetman, is the neon lighting up fairly constantly, if you can even see it light up that is.
I guess it is, or you would probably see the led bulbs increase and decrease in brightness.
Are the led bulbs lighted in a stable way or can you detect any fluctuations.
Anyway, i will be building this.
peace love light

I got my SCR here:    http://www.ebay.com/itm/5PCS-BTW69-1200-TO-3P-Transistors-30-/181594122155?hash=item2a47da67ab:g:zs0AAOxyY9VROB7P

[SkyWatcher123]

Hi magnetman, thanks for the link, i'm going to try the NTE5554, since i can get that locally.
I salvaged a 2SC5359 NPN transistor for the oscillator, taken from a powered subwoofer and i had on hand, a jamicon 150uF-450volt low resistance type capacitor.
peace love light

[magnetman12003]

Hi magnetman, thanks for the link, i'm going to try the NTE5554, since i can get that locally.
I salvaged a 2SC5359 NPN transistor for the oscillator, taken from a powered subwoofer and i had on hand, a jamicon 150uF-450volt low resistance type capacitor.
peace love light

As soon as it arrives I have a 72 watt 12 volt wall wart coming I plan to power the 8 seven watt bulbs with.
8x7 = 56 watts.  So that's more than enough power to light all the bulbs.
If I see say 40 watts is being used at that time on my DC wattmeter.  I would have to think that the setup itself is furnishing the rest of the extra power (16watts) to fully light the bulbs at 56 watts??? Does this sound far fetched?

[SkyWatcher123]

Hi magnetman, i don't think anything is far fetched anymore.
Bedini was using capacitor dump circuits for good reason.
First off, capacitors capture the radiant the best and capacitor discharges can have out of ordinary effects.
Many of Teslas non ordinary results, were with capacitor discharges and boosted further with quenched spark gaps.
peace love light

Edit: one issue i see with your circuit magnetman, if you use 12 volt input, the full wave bridge allows input source current to flow direct to the led bulbs.
Maybe the capacitor discharge helps to decrease the required current from the input source, since the capacitor will be discharging at a higher voltage.

[Vickysong]

Thanks for the video. So the twisted coil is plastic coated wire. Fotos and Vids of the actual device help a lot.


Now, where to get such a SCR, are they expensive?


kr

no, it is not expensive, you can search it from www.hkinventory.com