Dr Ronald Stiffler SEC technology

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All - back to posting. We've had some interesting times here the past few days. Including, I passed my Citizenship test in Oklahoma City 
Just got the hand raised stuff to do now and i'll be American.

My diode ring is far smaller than the others shown, but they are salvaged 1N4148's from junker boards. It now makes sense to increase the frequency because of that diameter difference. Another dozen or so will be desoldered, short pieces of wire will then be soldered to each to make a bigger ring....just to see what happens, but i'll also be on the same page.


antimony - that's exactly my thinking. There are 4x 6ft pipes in a square arrangement under the backyard still, from that crystal radio initiative.
What i'm wondering is, if we are already into the MHz, can we get circuits to run at uA and get crystal radio type circuits to perpetually run ?
Tune to a local FM station and there we go, path lights or other uses.
Using the Doc's cap method and a zener perhaps, a circuit may flash a light for better output.
Not OU, but certainly using free wireless energy at great distances. It's in the air anyway, all the time.   

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Instead I went sideways...the idea being to see if some unknown diodes would work at all on another ring. The type shown kept cropping up on junker boards, no doubt i've salvaged most of the 1N4148's already.
These are half the length of 1N4148's, but otherwise of similar lead diameter and body diameter. No idea of the type. The colours in the pic below are correct. Forward voltage is 0.55V

A heatsink is sat on the end of the L3, rather than a cliplead (still with Pentium 4 stuck on top).
Driver would be the SEC-18 for the simple test.
A ring was made using 6 LED's and just 6 diodes. It was quite poor, only slightly lighting right next to the PC heatsnk.
Adding 9 more, for 15 produced much better results.
Although it only has 6 LED's rather than 12, it is positioned further away from the metal block in the pic below....they're certainly an alternative diode, whatever they are.

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All - back to posting. We've had some interesting times here the past few days. Including, I passed my Citizenship test in Oklahoma City 
Just got the hand raised stuff to do now and i'll be American.

Well, congratulations I know it's not all as perfect as all our past presidents usually touted, but its a pretty good place, despite all its flaws, especially societal attitudes lately, but like everywhere else in the world, the media does exaggerate and twist things to seem more interesting and disguise bias, but I do so love it here, I truly do so miss my Sicily, but would not give this place up for nothing

May You and Your Familia Live Long and Happy Friend !!!

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Here is my 4x circuit parallel test. The light output is now compared to real 7 watt LED !

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Thanks Mr. Hewitt


erfandl - I wonder how these are in sync with each other. Are they in sync, or overlaying at the same frequency ?
I probably missed it, but is the input wattage comparable/better than stock connections  ?
It's a very neat idea !