Selfrunning cold electricity circuit from Dr.Stiffler

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[hartiberlin]

Hi EM,
many thanks for your circuits,
but can you please describe them a bit more,what you think
they will do ?
Many thanks also to Ron for clearing a few things up and for his new
updates.

Regards, Stefan.

[allcanadian]

@emdevices
congratulations you have reinvented the wheel, unfortunately tesla perfected this circuit 80 years ago. You can find a better circuit here---http://keelynet.com/tesla/---- patent 462418. Read the patent and you should understand that this "IS" Dr.Stifflers circuit only it uses a spark gap, the spark gap is an open capacitor just like the leads of Dr.Stifflers secondary coil windings. Tesla understood the shortcomings of the spark gap and produced a better version of patent 462418 in patent 568177. So you should understand that Dr.Stifflers circuit and yours are not new or unique, and we don't need to reinvent the wheel its already been done.

[amigo]

@emdevices
congratulations you have reinvented the wheel, unfortunately tesla perfected this circuit 80 years ago. You can find a better circuit here---http://keelynet.com/tesla/---- patent 462418. Read the patent and you should understand that this "IS" Dr.Stifflers circuit only it uses a spark gap, the spark gap is an open capacitor just like the leads of Dr.Stifflers secondary coil windings. Tesla understood the shortcomings of the spark gap and produced a better version of patent 462418 in patent 568177. So you should understand that Dr.Stifflers circuit and yours are not new or unique, and we don't need to reinvent the wheel its already been done.

I wouldn't say that doc stiffler and emdevices are re-inventing the wheel, they are just re-applying the same principles in a different fashion.

What's important is that we can (hope, try to?) achieve the same/similar effect Tesla did by using far smaller voltages which makes the entire venture safer and easier. Tesla did not have semi-conductors to make his oscillators and had to use high voltage generators and spark gaps to energize the air and start the oscillations.

Luckily for all of us we do not have to do that today and by using much smaller components the overall design becomes more compact and practical. It also allows for many more researchers to join the project and re-create it in their own (modest?) environments. Not all of us have vast industrial spaces and unlimited machining options to build gigantic coils and oil capacitors.

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