Selfrunning cold electricity circuit from Dr.Stiffler

[DrStiffler]

Thank you Dr. S

?and this function generator i found on ebay? It's necessary and has the necessary range and features or does it need to be battery operated only?

@storre
I don't know why you would need a function generator at all unless you wanted to start at the beginning. There is so much mis-information about a capacitive feedback from the circuit to the generator that driving with a generator was discontinued. In addition when a generator is used to drive the unit you will not get the same output in bandwidth that you will with a free running Exciter. Most free running SEC Exciters will have a minimum of 300Mhz where when generator driven you will obtain a small number of harmonics of the driver signal.

I would not today, with the current state of SEC exciters advise anyone to buy a generator to do research on them. So save your money here and use free runners like what I have designed which is a very broadband oscillator similar in design to a Clapp Oscillator, not the Colpitts as some have stated.

[gotoluc]

I would not use baking for a prolonged period of time as it produces a harmful gas.

How long did it take for the voltage to rise to 80volts? How far can it climb?  If you bring the plates closer together it should rise very fast ... but even with them apart at 1/8 it will just take a bit longer but have a slower prolonged time of energy release.

@nickle989,
The baking soda test lasted about 3 minutes, that is how quick it went down hill (negative results) I had the cell shelved for over 10 month and I did not condition it prior to starting it, I just added the distilled water and let it run, so it was maybe around 2 hours of running when I shot the video and about 4 hours when it reached 80 volts. After the baking soda test I flushed it out and added fresh distilled water and it started right away at 70 volts as appose to 35 volts when I fist pulled it off the shelf. I left it overnight and it was at 94 volts in the morning. I touch the top of the cell to see if the water had any heat and the water was cold. Just the touching of the cell instantly dropped the voltage down to 83 volts and after even 1 hour it is not going back up, it's actually now at 80 volts. That goes to show (I think) that any contaminants in the water will have a negative effect.

I can't reduce the spacing of the cell plates without building a new holder for it. What would be your guess on the ideal spacing between plates with a serfaces area of 2" square? and in what configuration do you think the plates would be best in? like +,N,- or +,-,+,- or +,N,-,N,+ etc.

Added: I forgot to mention that the current draw goes down as the cell voltage goes up. It is now around 50 ma at 80 volts (if my meter works on this) and should have been lower when it reached 94 volts but I did not check it at the time.


Luc

[gotoluc]

Now this is interesting. I just flushed the cell and let it dry, I added fresh distilled water and the voltage across the cell is at 12 volts with no power going to the cell . I connected a LED to it and it lit bright and volts dropped to about 2.5 volts and came back up to 10 volts when I unplugged it.

That is also a first for me.

I'll have to see tonight if it glows in the dark .

Luc

Added: this link was just sent to me and maybe of interest to some: http://www.blacklightpower.com/
Small video presentation: http://www.blacklightpower.com/AVI/BlackLight%20Power%20-%20Lunch%20Presentation.wmv

[DrStiffler]

Now this is interesting. I just flushed the cell and let it dry, I added fresh distilled water and the voltage across the cell is at 12 volts with no power going to the cell . I connected a LED to it and it lit bright and volts dropped to about 2.5 volts and came back up to 10 volts when I unplugged it.

That is also a first for me.

I'll have to see tonight if it glows in the dark .

Luc

Added: this link was just sent to me and maybe of interest to some: http://www.blacklightpower.com/
Small video presentation: http://www.blacklightpower.com/AVI/BlackLight%20Power%20-%20Lunch%20Presentation.wmv

@gotoluc
Interesting. How far was your water supply from the running cell over the extended period?

Was the water stored in glass, plastic or tin?

Do you know if the water was deionized?

Thanks

[hartiberlin]

Now this is interesting. I just flushed the cell and let it dry, I added fresh distilled water and the voltage across the cell is at 12 volts with no power going to the cell . I connected a LED to it and it lit bright and volts dropped to about 2.5 volts and came back up to 10 volts when I unplugged it.

That is also a first for me.

I'll have to see tonight if it glows in the dark .

Luc

Hi Luc,
your plates still have storred H3O+ and
OH- ions inside the metal molecule lattices,
so the plates are still charged..

You can do this much better with graphite plates,
as these store still a much bigger amout of gas-ions
in their lattice.

Regards, Stefan.