Selfrunning cold electricity circuit from Dr.Stiffler

[Lakes]

Just an onlooker here, but still very interesting!

Has anyone measured the level of RF given off by this circuit?

Does it interfere with any radio equipment I wonder?

[Loki67671]

Just an onlooker here, but still very interesting!

Has anyone measured the level of RF given off by this circuit?

Does it interfere with any radio equipment I wonder?

@Lakes
Page 35 of this thread will give you an idea, especially read the post by Dr. Stiffler and the disappearing EM Energy. Great stuff!

Best regards.

Jim

[Loki67671]

@All,
For those building and testing this monster have a look at the pictures. The first picture is my WISH breadboard and an LCR measuring capacitance from the connectors to the backing plate. See the problem? Parasitic capacitance is 2.1pF and Dr. Stiffler has told us over and over 7.5pF! Now look at the second and third photos. The second photo shows the breadboards just sitting on the Al backplate. The third shows the boards mounted to the Al plate and the extensive measurements I took after the fact. I'm trying to "see" this or maintain a view of the capacitance. This change made a great improvement in my circuit's operation. Now to figure out adding this characteristic to my VLT's on the pad-boards. I can't wait to see what that does to their performance! 

Best regards and burned fingers to many, 

Jim

[Loki67671]

@ Dr. Stiffler ... this relates to the "Current SEC Circuit" .. the schematic is a bit different from the parts list ..  the largest difference is C2 and C3 pF / uF ... could you please clarify ... sorry if you already have some where.  Thank you

@Loki .. could you post some detail pics of your circuit ... thanks a bunch.  This putz (that means me) is still trying to get his going.  Probably because I do not have the coil .. and I have been trying to make my own.

@nickle989,
Page 41 of this thread, half way down or so, has some very detailed photos of the SEC being tested for heat on breadboard and I just posted the changes I made to my build and testing platform. Please try to learn from the mistakes we are making and you will get this running. If you are not comfortable or experienced with circuit design I definitely suggest one of Dr. Stiffler's SEC's on the PCB. It will probably save you much grief. I'm stubborn and will beat at it until I understand. If you insist on building your own then coil forms from surplus equipment, older tube TV's, Organs, mobile radio gear, and etc are your friend!  You will find much joy in the Motorola commercial units!  You can also order some from the surplus folks that Dr. Stiffler posted. I have done both and then some.

Best regards,

Jim

[nickle989]

@Loki ... thanks for the info ... okay at circuits etc .... i do like the visuals to see if I am doing something wrong .... and I am with you beating something into submission until I understand it ... I have know doubt that the Dr's boards will be easier ... but I would rather learn by doing .. it provides me greater retention and the ability to experiment.  I can see some of my problems already ... with you last info ... 2.1 vs. 7.5 pf.  Once I get mine going properly .. I will be able to test a few thoughts that I have going on ... of which I will post ... even if they don't work, so as to avoid replecation.

One thing missing in my set of tools was an inductance meter ... which is now on its way.

Thank you for the insight.

@the Dr. I do like the bits instead of the silver platter ... it does make the brain work better for the long run.