Selfrunning cold electricity circuit from Dr.Stiffler

[hartiberlin]

One more thought...

Dr. Ron Stiffler is not some made up user name like fritz, BEB, SPEW or even mine. He is a real person, has a real web site, has a real lab and has a real reputation.

If you are going to suggest that a real person is a fraud, you should be willing to to use your real name to do it in this public forum.

I could not agree better,
so please stop hammering on Dr. Stiffler.

I am looking forward to see his 20 LED unit.

Regards, Stefan.

[amigo]

Hello,

If you need the BaFe cores like the ones seen used by good doc stiffler just find any AM radio or an alarm clocks with an AM radio, from 5-10 years ago. It is possible that even newest radios/alarm clocks employ the same kind of cores. In any case surely there are garage sales, pawn shops, or surplus stores in your neighbourhood that would have these kinds of items for cheap.

As far as doc stiffler, he might want to consider putting up clear instructions on how to replicate his experiments rather than posting teaser videos and having everyone take sides on the whole thing, or is that his ultimate intention?

I would personally drop the comic relief attempts and focus on the explanation of how to achieve the effect and how to replicate it with precise instructions and good schematics. There's nothing stronger than truth and facts, they will speak for themselves without a need to be a comedian...

[Freenrg4me]

Hartmann, are you drunk on fine German beer? This is the first time in ten years you have agreed with me.

@ Amego - I like the comedy. You would be a little defensive too I you were him. I am surprised he still has a sense of humor. Also he has clear instructions on his web site.

As for the source of "exact same cores". As much as I would like an excuse to rip the guts out of my alarm clock, he (Stiffler) found that only 10 out of his 15 cores worked.

That is why I bought 60 cores. So that I can replicate EXACTLY what he is showing. Otherwise, someone will probably say that HIS idea does not work. My BaFe magnetic tape experiment did not work but I'll bet you a dollar it would work in my clock radio.

I noticed that in the two schematics provided thus far, the diodes are arranged differently. I think that the diode position on the first was correct?

Can someone clear that up? I was going to redraw that schematic and include a parts/source list and get everything compiled into one document or zip file for people since this thread is getting long.

[amigo]

Freenrg4me,

Not starting an argument here or anything but you say that doc stiffler's instructions are clear on his site, yet two paragraphs later you are asking about diodes in the schematics. That to me sounds like the instructions were not clear and confirms what I have written prior, so I stand by what I wrote

Otherwise, if we have to buy 60 cores to find a good one to replicate this experiment then we might as well drop the whole thing and go do something else, maybe enjoy our lives...that's like finding an easy solution to anti-gravity that anyone can build, but you need to get ore from the Moon to replicate it.

In any case I am looking forward seeing all the (positive) replications based on his current instructions. Also, that fellow on eBay must be making a killing selling those cores now

[Freenrg4me]

@ Amego - I stand corrected on the diode and clear instructions statement.

But then you have to ask the question, does it matter or did he change it on purpose? The reality is anyone with half a functioning brain would have found the instructions on his web site or in in this thread and noticed the diode change and would try both directions. I was just trying to clear that up for those that don't have half a functioning brain.

Also - you don't need to buy sixty cores and I think anyone with half a functioning brain knows that. I plan to give them as Christmas gifts to the kids I know in an effort inspire them to search and discover things on their own during their lives so they don't grow up to be like... Well, enjoy your trip to the moon.