Regeneration and the Toroidal Power Unit

[dutchy1966]

okay i got it to work, i need to fix the value of the resistor because when i fire it up it starts to sing and imediatly shoots up to about 70Khz and the voltmeter is set to 600 Volts and it goes off scale so i need to tweak it abit.

Marco.

Marco,

What transistor and diode did you use?

Robert

(Dutch:Heb jij skype?)

[BEP]

At this point I wish I had Skype (I know you weren't asking me).

A Simple battery charger circuit and battery as load works well. Use the battery to feed your electronics.
Soon you'll be up at 3AM after waiting a week for the battery to run down, wondering if you are nuts while that blasted light bulbs stays lit and hot.
The little I know about EM he will maintain a cool head, unlike I did.

Yes, Indeed. This is more perturbation of an existing field. I did it by perturbing Neo's - still not a good idea, yet. The missing controller was my main problem.

Congrats Folks! Excellent work!

[turbo]

@ dave it does react to a magnet.

it speeds up from about 40Khz up to 71Kz and it just keeps hanging there, now i need to put a load on it to see if it does put out real power because i know the volatge normaly drops down when loaded.

@dutchy

I used a tip 35c they are used in high quality audio amps and the diode is a c852.
but i have TONS of parts so i can try all sorts to experiment with.

I don't have a skype.

i will try to post a vid and the little coil next to the osc coil is a pickup coil connected to my mic input so you can hear the sound but it cuts off because the frequency goes too high.

Marco

[turbo]

hmm it's a bit of a weird circuit because i loaded it and the frequencey dropped down to about 35Khz but it did lite the bulb, but not that much and now after the load test it doesn't even go over 40Khz so i assume i drained the battery...fast.

i think this is a potential circuit and i will examine it further because it does show varable frequency's which are magnetic field environment dependend.

Marco.

[dutchy1966]

Marco,

I suggest you try and use a power supply for now and measure the input power. I read that the frequency of blocking oscillators depends (partly) on the voltage. Have you got a scope to view the output spikes?

Robert

p.s. Maybe it is a good idea to install skype so people can come and see what you're doing and maybe help real time....