Selfrunning cold electricity circuit from Dr.Stiffler

[hartiberlin]

Okay, I am making progress now.
LEDs are now double or triple as bright with just about 120 to 150 mWatts input.

I am using a aluplate as just a back plate, but not grounded and the 9 Turn
coil is directly in the feedback loop of my 40106 oscilator.

I am using a Ferrite magnet to squeeze the domains of the ferrite rod to get
the maximum brightness at around now 3.5 Mhz.

Just have a look at the pictures, the blue LEDs are now very bright !

Circuit diagrams will come later.
I have to go to bed now and have to do some other things tomorrow,
so circuit digaramms will still have to wait one or 2 days...
It is really interesting to play with all the coil parameters when the circuit is running
and seeing how many turns you can wind onto the ferrite rod to get maximum
brightness..
I also see the core ringing and this seems to give the amplification.
You have to hit the right resonance frequency of the core to get the
bigger brightness output. Play with a magnet near or at the ferrite core
to squeeze the domains into the right direction and get maximum brightness.

Regards, Stefan.

[Pirate88179]

@ Stefan:

Great photos!  It is easy to see how bright your leds are burning now.

Bill

[hartiberlin]

P.S: I am now feeding in 12 Volts at around 8 to 12 mA,
depending now how I setup the cores and the magnet on the low turn driving coil.

The output is just  from the litz coil (secondary coil)
via the one wire to the Avramenko plug ( 2 x 1N4148)
and then to the 10 blue LEDs in series with a 22 uF in parallel.

[hoptoad]

@Stefan,,,,,,you know I like bright lights!    Great progress!  Can't wait for more 
P.S. 120-150 milliwatts - thats "one standard candle" that I talked about in a previous post. And you've got 10 of them!
Cheers from the Toad who Hops

[canam101]

@utilitarian:

There are quite a few reasons that doing that isn't quite as good idea as it initially seems.

For a start, connecting the output wires to the input wires would be closing the circuit, which from my limited understanding is a Bad Thing (tm) with these sorts of alternative energy circuits. Closing the circuit, in Tom Bearden's words, "Kills the dipole".

LOL
Thanks for the laugh. These 'alternative energy circuits' are very special - the OU or spatial coherence, or whatever it is, is always just around the corner, but somehow prevented from being reached because of Killing the Dipole, or something.