Dr Ronald Stiffler SEC technology

[NickZ]

   I see that Slider has been all ready willing and able since Aug. 10, with his Dr. Stiffler diode loop, SEC circuits and L3 coils.
Waiting for the Doc to show the next step. 
   Itsu and Lidmotor, are also waiting for the continuation of this project. 
   Me too...   What would happen if we just stick the oscillator circuit's L3 coil end, in the ground???   Slider?  Still on vacation?
 
   Tesla, is showing that it's possible to light incandescent bulbs by just screwing them into the ground...
            https://youtu.be/q0i67E48OV0

   

[NickZ]

   Guys:   Ok, so I've built up the Dr. Stiffler's "double diode loop", using a total of 32 IN4148 diodes, 16 diodes per loop.
But, my oscillator does not seam to have a high enough output to power both bulbs. It will light a single 8.5w, 120v led bulb, as I had showed in a previous image, but it will not light two of them.
   The oscillator (output readings show about 60v with both bulbs on, but will only light about 1 1/4 of the bulbs, the second bulb  only about 1/4 of the leds will light. However, the "diode loop" is working.
But, I need a higher output to light both bulbs, or better tuning, or both.
   
   The unloaded output from the crystal oscillator, is about 100v. Sometimes it goes as high as 200v with no bulbs on, when using the double loop of diodes.  But with a load of two 8.5w bulbs (15w load), the voltage drops to about 60v, or so. Which seams too low to light both led bulbs, of a total 48 leds.
  The near field effects are at their best, when using this double diode loop, but are still having a hard time lighting the total of 48 leds, as of yet. However, the Doc uses only the 25v SG to light both sets of 9w or 11w led bulbs, but which are using a fewer number of leds.
   I have even gotten unloaded readings of up to 298v, at times. But, I'm not sure if I can trust those readings, on my multi meter. But the small white sparks at those voltages are starting to really sting and bite, and shock me, not just burn the skin from the RF.     Any ideas are welcome.   
   Is there any one else working on the double loop circuit.   Any luck???

   Dr. Stiffler must be waiting from cooler weather, or is still not feeling well. I hope he continues soon, before the winter comes, and he won't be able to stick the two ground rods into the frozen ground, and will have to wait until spring comes. 
Or, forgets about the whole ground transfer idea, altogether, and focuses instead on more practical uses, like self running, etz...
                                       NickZ

[AlienGrey]

   I see that Slider has been all ready willing and able since Aug. 10, with his Dr. Stiffler diode loop, SEC circuits and L3 coils.
Waiting for the Doc to show the next step. 
   Itsu and Lidmotor, are also waiting for the continuation of this project. 
   Me too...   What would happen if we just stick the oscillator circuit's L3 coil end, in the ground???   Slider?  Still on vacation?
 
   Tesla, is showing that it's possible to light incandescent bulbs by just screwing them into the ground...
            https://youtu.be/q0i67E48OV0

Yeah!  sure he did but the earth was the return wasn't it !

[NickZ]

   Doc's latest video: 
   https://youtu.be/IhNs_uoVbPw
   Looks to me like he is still waiting for,  the juice to flow.

[NickZ]

     Guys:
   So, I got both 120v, 8w led bulbs to light up. As well as another 26 led board.   The 48 leds are running on a single diode loop. The other 26 led board is connected through an AV plug to a ground line.
   There are a total of 74 leds being lit from the 12MHz crystal oscillator, which is running on 24v, at this time.
   I will be trying to get the second diode loop also connected up and working. But, it would not work on my set up, the way that the Doc's diagram is showing it.  So, I'm having to improvise on that at bit...
                                                                                                          NickZ