"Quantum Receiver".

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With an intelligent telephone that has blue teeth
you can communicate to your coil and send quantum
music through the etherspace.

Buy one or two. I ordered three! We can try for a Morse Dot! Two of them in adjacency coupled in resonance would act as a "Short Wave" radio transmitter. Are you in Europe?

We could probably start talking through them on that wavelength with the sound circuit. We can start a "Music Coil" Ham Radio club; A "Party Line".


How about "Marcaroni" the "Spider Web Antenna Pasta".!


                                                       "The Marcaroni Dish"

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The "Music Coil" is playing songs from a cell phone in the video. The circuit coverts digital to longitudinal waves. This signal should carry the video as well, and if a second unit were turned on in resonance, a video could appear on a cell phone like a blue tooth video. (Blue Tooth Short Wave)


This would open the way up for a Ham style "Music Coil Skype Web" in parallel with antennas and grounds.


This amounts to the "Quintessential" high water mark achievement of "Light Gimmick Wizardry"!

[synchro1]

@skywatcher,


I clicked on the wrong video, lucky for us, watching the 11 Hrs signal diode loop and got the "Music Coil" by mistake.

Here's the Music Coil in action:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7zBvOEJSP4


The "Music Coil Kit" has an L-3 coil tuned to a (SRF) of 13.56. Lidmotors signal generator diode loop and L-3 with wire clip decreases the coil's (SRF) to 11 Hrz because the wire clip increases the Impedence and raise the frequency  by (RLC) resonancee formula, so the signal generator frequency may need to be lowered. Dr. Stiffer doesn't tell us this, but the kit supplies the coil for $6.98. Now we can duplicate the experiment with a a signal generator like Lidmotor.

Regardless, we need a coil tuned to this frequency to get it to work with a signal generator anyway, and one's included in the Kit.

[skywatcher]

The "Music Coil Kit" has an L-3 coil tuned to a (SRF) of 13.56.

No. The coil has too many turns of thin wire. I would estimate the SRF of this coil well below 5 MHz.

I also don't see anything special in this video. This small Tesla generator is throwing out lots of RF power (you can see this if you look at the heat sink) so it's no miracle that everything is lighting up near it. You can do the same with every HF transmitter.

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No. The coil has too many turns of thin wire. I would estimate the SRF of this coil well below 5 MHz.

I also don't see anything special in this video. This small Tesla generator is throwing out lots of RF power (you can see this if you look at the heat sink) so it's no miracle that everything is lighting up near it. You can do the same with every HF transmitter.

Your right, the circuit is a real power hog. Four 9 volt batteries and an Inverter would run the Crystal transistor version.