Selfrunning cold electricity circuit from Dr.Stiffler

[DrStiffler]

I have opened the latest research page on my web site for public access. It is about 6-8 weeks behind in the posted work, but enough to get many excited (I hope).

Take a look, this is a whole new ballgame and it is all driven by a SEC Exciter.

You will need to read between the lines and do a few calculations on your own as the final numbers are not up as yet, but they are indeed very, very good.

See; "Exciter Stimulated Energy Generation"

Dr.S.

[creator]

Hi Doc!

I have opened the latest research page on my web site for public access. It is about 6-8 weeks behind in the posted work, but enough to get many excited (I hope).

Thank you, Doc, for your outstanding generosity! I suspect I speak for many when I say that your kindness in opening this up for us will not be forgotten!
-creator

[Loki67671]

INDEED!



Jim

[hartiberlin]

Hi Doc,
good to see you back alive and not hurt.

I have added your site to my menu block at the left side.
Let me know, if this is okay or if it will load
your site with too much traffic.

Sorry, did not have a chance to catch up yet with your circuits
and developments.

Will do soon.

Many thanks for all your hard work and hope the Hurrican
damage is not too big...


Regards, Stefan.

[Lattice333]

Dr Stiffler,

great to see you are back online. I figured the hurricane got too close when your web site disappeared. Thanks for opening up the new section - lots of exciting ideas to check out there.

Can I ask a question about the safety of LED's? Your web site has the following warning "DO NOT *EVER* LOOK AT THE SUPER WHITE LEDs OR THE NEONS CONNECTED AS LOADS WITHOUT OSHA APPROVED UV PROTECTION. A SIGNIFICANT AMOUNT OF X-RAY CAN ALSO BE PRESENT AND PRESENTS AN EXTREME HAZARD."

Does this apply to LED's generally or only when they are powered by a SEC circuit? The reason I ask is that LED's appear to be the most efficient light source available (2-3watts producing the same light as say a 50watt incandesant bulb). Around the home it is tempting to take out the compact fluro's and replace them with LED compatible replacements. Your comments make me wonder if this is safe.

If you were to light your house with SEC circuit(s) and annoy those greedy power utilities would you opt for fluro's or LED's?