Dr Ronald Stiffler SEC technology

[NickZ]

   Lidmotor:   As you have an original Dr. Stiffler L3 coil, can you PLEASE count the number of turns it has on it. As I'd like to make a new L3, coil and don't want to just guess at the frequency response, as I don't have an SG that will work for that. 
   I don't want to be a nag, but I've asked you a couple of time for this info, perhaps you didn't see my previous questions.

[jhewitt03041976@gmail.com]

   Lidmotor:   As you have an original Dr. Stiffler L3 coil, can you PLEASE count the number of turns it has on it. As I'd like to make a new L3, coil and don't want to just guess at the frequency response, as I don't have an SG that will work for that. 
   I don't want to be a nag, but I've asked you a couple of time for this info, perhaps you didn't see my previous questions.

While you're providing him with the number of turns, add the guage of wire and diameter of the object used as for the winding, it's all very pertinent

[Lidmotor]

All--Doc posted a new video where he is charging up a cap now with his 'Ring'.  If you replicate this be careful that you short out ( or remove ) the cap when you are done playing around.  I had a bad experience years ago when a HV cap charged up silently on one of these AV plugs.  Doc's new 'Ring' is very potent.  I tried mine on my crystal oscillator last night and it worked great.  It should work on a Slayer Exciter also.  Doc made a comment on my video that explained a lot.  It seems that the 'Ring' is driven by voltage and a tiny amount of current.  He says that the 'Ring' itself generates current. 
  Here is Doc's latest video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sgKetMbQMGY&t=101s

Gyula---Doc made a pretty good comment on my last video explaining a lot.  It is worth taking a look.  Just scroll down the comments until you find it.

NickZ---My stock SEC L3 coil is at another location.  I will be there tomorrow and look at it.  There was a discussion earlier about this and I explained what I was using but I understand why you want the specs on the stock coil.  Someone earlier found the specs and posted it here as I recall.  I don't remember what post that was.

erfandl--I did a similar experiment last night using my single crystal oscillator and the 'Ring'.  Try putting more LEDs on the Ring or move to the cap experiment.  Be careful if you are using an HV cap. It will bite you if care is not taken.

--Lidmotor

[erfandl]

All--Doc posted a new video where he is charging up a cap now with his 'Ring'.  If you replicate this be careful that you short out ( or remove ) the cap when you are done playing around.  I had a bad experience years ago when a HV cap charged up silently on one of these AV plugs.  Doc's new 'Ring' is very potent.  I tried mine on my crystal oscillator last night and it worked great.  It should work on a Slayer Exciter also.  Doc made a comment on my video that explained a lot.  It seems that the 'Ring' is driven by voltage and a tiny amount of current.  He say that the 'Ring' itself generates current. 
  Here is Doc's latest video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sgKetMbQMGY&t=101s

NickZ---My stock SEC L3 coil is at another location.  I will be there tomorrow and look at it.  There was a discussion earlier about this and I explained what I was using but I understand why you want the specs on the stock coil.  Someone earlier found the specs and posted it here as I recall.  I don't remember what post that was.

erfandl--I did a similar experiment last night using my single crystal oscillator and the 'Ring'.  Try putting more LEDs on the Ring or move to the cap experiment.  Be careful if you are using an HV cap. It will bite you if care is not taken.

--Lidmotor

Thanks lidmotor. Is it possible to looping the circuit and using the cap as circuit source? so we have infinite light

[Lidmotor]

erfndl---Doc did a circuit years ago called the 'Near Infinity Light System' (NILS) that I worked on and tested.  He looped the output of a SEC-18 back to the source by tapping into an led array at a certain point and feeding it back into a cap at the 6v battery source.  It was not self running but the amp draw was very low.  He applied for a patent for it but ran out on money to complete the process.  Mikrovolt may have worked on that project also.

NickZ----I found some info on the stock SEC L3 coil.  It is 63 turns of 24ga magnet wire on about a 5/8" form.  Here are some pictures of it.

--Lidmotor