Dr Ronald Stiffler SEC technology

[gyulasun]

Hi Nick,
Okay and just carry on, and hopefully a heatsink i.e. an appropiately sized metal plate fastened thoroughly onto the back of the LED board may also do the 'trick'.  Try not to leave as small air gap between the back plane of the board and the heatsink, that would insure a close coupling and  when it works then you may adjust the in-between 'gap' by inserting some pices of paper sheets to see whether it infuences the effect or not.

Hi Slider,
Well, building the 14 MHz oscillator, it is always casual for an LC oscillator where it actually would work for the fist switch-on, but you can then trim as needed.
If you pronounce the word " due " with UK and not US style that would sound pretty close to the first syllable " Gyu " in my name and simply add the " la " after it, ok?        Thanks,   Gyula

[Slider2732]

Have just posted a sort of roundup video on the various circuits being built and tried out here.
But also found that there were wireless possibilities with a Jeanna's Light.
Most boosters, even JT's will do wireless things with no load, but I had never tried that one.
Was looking for a simple well known circuit for adding a tunable output, with some upscaling from a low input. See, to me, we can start at any voltage and end up with 20V+, but frequency adjustment is more difficult.
The Jeanna's Light circuit isn't very tunable and runs at a terrible frequency for our purposes, 48kHz.
However, it does have simplicity and wireless uses in its favour.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j8xJUQF1ROk
(3min 44sec)

[NickZ]

   I have not been able to obtain any positive result with the Stiffer loop by placing an aluminum plate behind the led board.  The SG will light the bulbs when it is directly connected but not by using the capacities link.
  My signal generator can light an led emergency light with 64 leds on it no problem,  and quite brightly, but not even a single led capacitively.  Voltage is about 3 or 4 volts from the SG, with enough current to light the 64 led lights, but the capacitive loop needs the 20 or more volts to light the bulbs,  and won't do anything on 3 volts.

   However,  by connecting up my Tesla coil circuit on a 12v input,  the capacitive link works. It probably puts out 1000v to the multi led bulb.  Talk about over driving that bulb...

[Lidmotor]

Good News.  I found my old 13.6829 MHz oscillator and replicated that 2013 experiment.  I changed a few things and used a ferrite rod tunable coil.  It is basically a backwards way of doing what Dr. Stiffler is doing.  The 13MHz signal stays constant and the coil is tuned.  This was a fascinating experiment because I am driving the led through a thin band of aluminum around the plastic led and virtually grounding the AV plug to a block of aluminum. I'm not sure if this experiment proves anything.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9nDjoVB2UVE

Cheers,
            Rusty

[NickZ]

   Lidmotor:   Now you need to see if the oscillator crystal will light a bigger led bulb, using the capacitive link.
   I found that I could not light a bigger bulb using the capacitance link by using my signal generator's input source. As it's too weak (at 3v) to light bigger bulbs. The Doc is using a 20v input, and obtaining about 61 volts output, to the led bulb. I believe.
   
  I think that you'll find that without the big heat sink, there is no light, or very little light coming out of the single led. So, the  heatsink grounding, may not be a true "loop". Or is it? As the Doc does not need to connect to a heat sink, of course, it's because he is using much higher voltage, and who knows what the actual current readings are being drawn. So far he has not been able show any OU. So, whatever his secret is, it is still unknown, at least to me.

   I hope that the Doc provides more useful information, than just being able to light an led board with less input.
As his PSEC circuit could partially light 50 led, with no input source, just an earth ground line connected to it.
So, how is this loop idea going to be something actually useful?  He has mentioned that he is going somewhere with all of this.So, I hope to see that sometime soon.   I am uploading another new video, so watch for the link in my next post.