Selfrunning cold electricity circuit from Dr.Stiffler

[hartiberlin]

Maybe you ham xmitter idea is busted

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

Hi Ron,
very well done !
Now we can actually see the
power amplification and it is not
caused by the local radio station !

[edork]

I just get emal from Dr Stifler and I ask him where was transistor.

He tell me, no need transistor and only one wire each coil.

What this this is?

[tinu]

Maybe you ham xmitter idea is busted

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

Maybe yes, maybe no. Time will tell.
What I know is that I can measure about 2,7V and above on a properly tuned very small antenna and I?m not living next to a 50kW station.
I also know that any radio will work just fine as long as its antenna is not caged. In the above movie I see at least two wires that both may act as antennas. Why don?t they light the led by themselves? Because they are not tuned on the proper frequency.

Just some thoughts. Like I said, time will tell.

Tinu

[linda933]

This is becoming another one of these moving target projects.  While it is nice that the invention has been simplified now to an extreme degree (looks like three or four total parts now), it is a bit hard to follow.  We need a new schematic, it looks like...and some scope shots taken in real time while the LED is running, showing the generator output.

Could it be the copper traces in the plug-board are acting as quarter-wave lines and providing transformer action so the rf gen sees a low impedance and thus puts out more power?  Probably the frequency is too low for that...the quarter waves would be much longer...

Linda

[tinu]

Maybe you ham xmitter idea is busted

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

Hi Ron,
very well done !
Now we can actually see the
power amplification and it is not
caused by the local radio station !

To quote a famous member here, these are things that make you go hummmmm? 

Please see the above.

Tinu