Lords of the Ring

[FatBird]

GK said:

And my update is:
I have 3 collectors stacked. Each collector has 1 segment controller, all 4 of each layer in series.
I run a frequency through the collectors and a 2nd frequency thru the control coils, all layers in parallel. There are no feedbacks connected. They are just there in the coil.
Results:
I can burn up trannys. I now get kicks no matter what frequency range I use. And the kicks eminate from the coil. You can physically feel and hear them. No tones coming from the coil.
It is a stun gun without the spark gap. The physical feelings are not as experienced as a stun gun, but they are there.
I now am going to try different jumpering. I don't think I have to though. I have the very basic and simplest wiring configuration. I am going to work on the feedback to cause a ramp up for power. All of SM's TPUs do 'ramp up'. I am going to place a spark gap between the configuration I have now and the addition of the feedbacks. Of course I'll experiment with frequency combinations.
The effort has been to try to get power out. I'd be a fool to enter a skateboard into the Indy 500 or expect to throw a Frisbee to the Moon. Get the circuit to ramp up and let the power come from where it is instead of trying to generate it.

--giantkiller. It already exists.

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Thank you for sharing your new circuit GK.  Are you using copper or Garden Wire?  How many turns on each coil?

Thank you.


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[giantkiller]

@Fatbird,
I apologize for the lack of info and I hope enough people see this. I am using my sequence controller / driver with GK4. Same ol', same ol'. Lords of the ring page1 post 2. I know what I have is close because it is a totaly open configuration. Build once, use many.

Let me re-iterate! I cannot avoid or get away from the kicks now. Man, is that a proud statement? Imagine that?
I told an audio technician in Guitar center that I took a speaker, removed the cone, and moved the voice coil to the outer ring, and place microphones in the center and drove the outer ring like a transmitting antenna. I then asked why would I do that? He immediately said 'You'll blow the whole frickin thing up'. I stated 'Exactly'. I then asked 'What if I also placed a power pickup in the center in the feedback loop?' 'You'd have some kind of generator' he replied. I placed GK4 in his hands and I just looked at him and then you should have seen him light up! The rest is history. I am doing other tasks to get this known. I pick my victims well.

--giantkiller. It is a good day to rock!

If I had wanted to take the other pill I wouldn't have gone down this rabbit hole so far.

[joe dirt]

 

[Mannix]

I know it's fun to build but wouldn't an old tube sine wave generator serve the purpose?
I found an old Heathkit model IG-82 on eBay for about $30.00.
I've attached the schematic if anyone is interested.

Good one, fat bird,
now you will need two more..
That the problem I had...that's why I built them..

The circuit you provided is a wein bridge type..the best but a lot to build I hope that you can find 3..I wish you the best skill and luck.

Steven started with 3 old tube generators ..driving tube amps.

Lindsay

ps
GK, we may look back soon and wonder why we could not see it ...

[otto]

Hello all,

if youre interested in such a shematic google: tesla coil with transistors and you will have a lot of informations.

Otto