Tesla Switch need help

[pese]

Well here is another, but rather incomplete test
http://www.ctglabs.com/tesla1.htm

HERE , THIS IS ONE OF MANY CIRCUITS THAT CAN NEVER WORK
(Naudin CLG and more)

If you schown first circuit :
3 Volt s  Batteries  MINUS reveres 1,5 Volts from an second Battery -resume-  only 1,5 Vlt SUPPLY  voltage. !!

It give not give any "sense" ,..(to understand,now )..
1,5 Volts - for POWER.SUPPLY. is to "LOW"  because
Saturation volt - from transistor  , additionally LOSSES ( Vf ) of the DIODE , make a additonally  LOST over 1,5 Volts !!!
So that circuit produce , that NO any energy can flow from batteries to the load !!

NONSENSE , withSENSE , that NOTHING was "tested"
inly "publishing" for fishing "readers" from "moneymakers"

Pese

www.pese.cjb.net
(sorry , thelinks contains also , a lot of "untrues"

[Groundloop]

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[TheOne]

@Groundloop, thank you I like PIC microchip, you can do so many thing with them!

Also what program are you using to draw your drawing? autocad?

The PIC controller is a good idea, the funny thing about it is the other week I ordered a PIC programmer tool/RS232.

I am a programmer not a electric guys, Its more easy for me working with a chip vs standard circuit. I hope receive my stuffs soon, I have an idea about the so called TPU, I begin to think the TPU is like a MEG in a ring. Since I will start work with PIC soon, I want to make my TPU with a PIC microchip and have fun with it.

And I will start a Bedini replication soon, I will use a PIC microchip also for controlling the switching, max rpm and show the RPM/TEMP on a LCD screen

But for the tesla switch, it something I need to test also, But i will use smaller batteries, I am about to order small 3.7v batteries (Rechargeable Lithium Li Battery) and hopefully get it soon. The tesla switch don't need to use 12v batteries