Selfrunning cold electricity circuit from Dr.Stiffler

[hartiberlin]

P.S: Can you move and scale this circuit somehow up into the 5 to 10 Watts
range to measure better the power out versus in ranges ?

In the milliWatts range it is hard to measure the overunity COP.

@Plengo,
nice replication !

[amigo]

One more photo before calling it a night - found a nice small motor from the old CD ROM drive (the tray loading motor) which seems to be perfect for this application. You can see the motor spinning in the lower portion of the image. Still running at 1/2 the voltage Doc suggests to use, I suppose it has something to do with the components I used:

[Lakes]

I`ve been following this tread on and off for a while now, while this is very impressive work, driving a load with one wire, what would be the practical applications?

[hartiberlin]

There exists one photo where Prof. Avramenko already lights up a 1 KWatts incandescant bulb
with 1 tiny small diameter wire, so it must be possible to transmit a lot of power via this way without much
losses.

The idea with the SEC is of course to also get overunity COPs.

The question still remains, how long the wire could be andif it has to be retuned
to the length of the wire so that standing waves can exist on this wire or
if the frequency and the wire length do not depend on each other...

[DrStiffler]

I`ve been following this tread on and off for a while now, while this is very impressive work, driving a load with one wire, what would be the practical applications?

You don't see an advantage?

Well lets see, for one you cut wiring copper costs to 1/2, I that would be enough in itself, right? Of course if you have copper stocks you might not want to see it.

@All
The rf issue is moot. The single wire can be run innside a grounded conduit and still run.

@Stephan
The feed wire length change does not require retuning. Load changes do, but this is offset simply by auto tuning in a similar way to PLL, the electronics is no more complicated than current grid phase sync now being done to match generators.

@Amigo
Great, great job.

@Amigo, Loki, Plengo

Thanks so much for the fast professional replications, do we now move forward???