Self Running Micro TPU, with closed loop.

[Pegasus]

I think this new device is the electronic version of the Rene-Rator...
See it Here: http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p51/renerator/freeenergy.jpg

[wattsup]

I think I am getting there, now way over 4 seconds but I have a few questions.

1) My transistor is a 2N-2222. Is this OK.
2) On EM last photo is that red dot near the transistor the smaller cap?
3) When I light the led its bright and then it starts going down until I cannot see it anymore from the side angle, but when I look at it from the top down, it is still somewhat lit. Are you guys counting time looking from the top down.
4) What voltage are you hitting the large cap with?
5) When looking at btenzers' photo, I notice his ferrite core is nice anf black and clean. My ferrite is taken from these ready made hit pot coils that I had on hand but the core is very brittle. Cracked one when trying to saw off a small slice of the ferrite to try something else. (Open loop core) So are there qualities in ferrite material.

[Localjoe]

I think this new device is the electronic version of the Rene-Rator...
See it Here: http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p51/renerator/freeenergy.jpg

I think i have to ask acerzw where he edited his pic from 

[giantkiller]

Carpet blinker.

--giantkiller.

[duff]

@Wattsup,

1) My transistor is a 2N-2222. Is this OK.

EM recommended a transistor with a beta of 200+

The 2N-2222 beta can range from  35 to 300 depending on the current and the actual physical device itself.

If you have a transistor with a known typical beta (hfe) around 200 or higher then that would be best.

2) On EM last photo is that red dot near the transistor the smaller cap?

That is an LED that EM left in the circuit I think he said because of fragile leads

3) When I light the led its bright and then it starts going down until I cannot see it anymore from the side angle, but when I look at it from the top down, it is still somewhat lit. Are you guys counting time looking from the top down.

As long as you see light from any angle then it's running and count the time.

4) What voltage are you hitting the large cap with?

I hit mine with 13.0V - fully charged battery

5) When looking at btenzers' photo, I notice his ferrite core is nice anf black and clean. My ferrite is taken from these ready made hit pot coils that I had on hand but the core is very brittle. Cracked one when trying to saw off a small slice of the ferrite to try something else. (Open loop core) So are there qualities in ferrite material.

There is a entire science behind cores.

Look here: http://www.amidoncorp.com/aai_specifications.htm

A cracked core is not a good thing...


-Duff