Negative resistance via pyroclay.com material ?

[hartiberlin]

Hi RadiantNRG,
many thanks for doing these great experiments
and uploading the videos.

I think, also looking at your scope shot videos, that we see
here Radio Frequency bursts with High Voltage effects combined.

Radio waves expecially in these high voltage burst oscillations tend to
move in standing waves or seek to move like this.

So your plastic tape isolated body still has more attraction to them then your
isolated metal plate.

So the neon bulb just is brighter, when your body touches it than the metal plate,
cause still more standing wave current will go through the neon bulb, when your
body is near it.

You can try to see, if you hook your neon bulb
with the non connected side directly to the positive terminal
of the battery and with the other side to the cap, if this
radio frequency burst will charge up your battery again
and thus will not discharge at all...

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But now a few questions about your arcing beads and the fan motor
you have driven.
Did you measure this with your scope ?
How does the voltage at the fan look alike ?
Could you do a video of this and state and show in it,
where the ground line is related to the voltage trace and
what amplifier setting and timing you have on the scope ?

What was the fan RPM and voltage rating from the manufacturer
and how many amps does it draw normally from a pure DC voltage
source ?

Also you showed the fan not running directly connected to your power supply,
but when you used the primary of the transformer and pulsed started it,
it then did run.
Did you measure then the voltage at the fan via the scope ?
Was this some kind of oscillation in the supply voltage going on ?
Did you also have an arcing bead then between the contacts ?

Many thanks.

Regards, Stefan.

[RadiantEnRg]

I don't agree with you Stefan...when I tape a resistor to the outside of the bulb it lights up as well(and the time it should take parasitic C to charge the cap I would imaging would be much longer. But that's cool you guys can believe whatever you like.
Here' what I measured with the motors when a friend came over with his multimeter.... 119VAC@.45amps coming in from wall and 27VDC@2amps...I can't find my journal so I can't tell you the figures for the larger motor. Well the figures for the lil motor are more then the power supply was capable of delivering, and the wattage at the motor is .45 more watts then the wall was supplying. Well, when i find my journal I will give you more figures.

[scotty1]

Here is a little test that i did with a wave gen and some ignition coils, flouro's and a neon.
Scotty

[hartiberlin]

Here is a little test that i did with a wave gen and some ignition coils, flouro's and a neon.
Scotty

Hi Scotty,well done,
but why do you drive with your first ignition coil the second and then use the low voltage output coil of the second
igintion coil ?
Normally it is enough to use the high voltage output of the first coil to feed the fluorescent bulb with single wire.

Many thanks.

Regards, Stefan.

[hartiberlin]

I don't agree with you Stefan...when I tape a resistor to the outside of the bulb it lights up as well(and the time it should take parasitic C to charge the cap I would imaging would be much longer. But that's cool you guys can believe whatever you like.
Here' what I measured with the motors when a friend came over with his multimeter.... 119VAC@.45amps coming in from wall and 27VDC@2amps...I can't find my journal so I can't tell you the figures for the larger motor. Well the figures for the lil motor are more then the power supply was capable of delivering, and the wattage at the motor is .45 more watts then the wall was supplying. Well, when i find my journal I will give you more figures.

Hi RadiantEnRg,
yes, I would like to see more figures.

Was the 119VAC@.45amps going into your AC-DC converter power supply ?

Was this a 12 Volts fan motor which you drove then with 27 Volts ?

Did you use this pyroclay bead between it then ?

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Regarding your Avramenko plug setup with the ignition coil,
well we deal here with radio waves frequencies and high voltage,
so predicting, where the radiowaves go is very hard to predict.
It seems your body attracts nicely the radiowaves.

The neon bulb is just energized by radio waves and lights up
when radio waves go through it.

Anyway, to use this circuit you can either try to energize
the battery with the RF bursts or try to pulse the ignition coil
with a real power MOSFET, so you draw more arcs atthe HV output with it and
try the experiments from Markus Wagner,like these:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/18346774@N00/archives/date-posted/2006/01/

Somewhere he also posted some videos of his arcs igniting his stones and beads
and making them glow, but I can?t find them right now...

Regards, Stefan.