Selfrunning cold electricity circuit from Dr.Stiffler

[Hoppy]

There appears to be a 'wire' of some nature dangling down under the table at the back. Look under the tray, and it is clearly seen to move about and could be connected to his body! Is this the pink bunnies tail I wonder??

[armagdn03]

I understand skepticism, but lets not turn away a legitamate find here. I think its time to stop asking Dr. Stiffler to change his setup around so that we are satisfied! He has given us his info and been very kind in
Letting us see the results, He has jumped through hoops for us. Every time we have something that cannot be immediately disproved, its like people make it their mission to scare the inventor away with accusations! We can ask for accuracy sure, but don?t assume deceit!

Personally, Thank you Dr. Stiffler for your results. I have been working on Single wire transmission for a bit, but never really thought of the resonant frequency of the core (molecularly speaking)  to have a large part in the process. I always just strived for minimal induction losses with laminated steel cores, Bravo on finding the barium idea! If only my sig gen didn?t cap out at 5MHz! Grrrrrrr. Looks like another expenditure to put on the books!

[armagdn03]

Just a thought, I donno if anybody reads my "tangential" posts anyways but...

What would makes barium ferrite act in this particular manor??? Good thing you asked, ill give you my interpretation of it, which is actually long and drawn out, but I will make it short and sweet.

We have to compounds, barium, and iron chemically bonded. There are magnetic domains, associated with the barium molecules. These domains don't become magnetic until they are given a reason to be.

If we were to wind a coil around this material, the current induced through the wire will create a magnetic field which will orient the magnetic domains in some arbitrary direction. Now if the induced current is oscillated at a frequency near the ressonant frequency of barium, perhaps this creates additional movement within the magnetic domains, causing more delta flux over delta time resulting in increased output. If this is the case I don't think that the core really could distinguish between primary and secondaries wound on it and I would speculate that this thing might actually be trying to feed some energy back into the signal generator as well! It would be interesting to use a rectified signal to feed the barium farrite transformer get it to resonance, and then stick some measuring equipment in between the generator and the core, and find if there are any additional fluctuations heading the "wrong way".

Barium works particularly well for this because it is known to have a frailly high Q when in resonance,

What would happen if we were to run this at 3.231MHz?....the resonant frequency of iron. Or what would happen if we were to feed with a combination of the two frequencies?

[hartiberlin]

Self-power or earth power?

...or Dr. Stiffler's magnetic personality?

Hey folks - he is being a little cute here, but if it
has not dawned on you yet- this is the most important
video on free energy that any "earthling" has ever witnessed!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdJm9QCVJHY

Hmm,
no more signal generator anymore ?

Is there still the radio transmitter nearby
and you draw power from this, or do the
60 Hz induction via the ground wire maybe
excite your ferrite cores at the Mhz resonance ?
Hmm, pretty strange, if it is not just your local radio station via resonance...

[hartiberlin]

Well, we really need to see scope shots,
otherwise really nothing can be said..