Single AA battery to light WHITE LED for long-long time

[Feynman]

I have started my replication.   It is trifilar , 30 AWG (0.2540mm)  and will be drilled.  I couldn't find any other wire, so no Bedini ratio (0.70) this time around.  But I will be able to try a few different circuit configurations. 

The German beer is in honor of Stefan.   

[zon]

@all

Thanks for all your attention.
We just build, see, measure, analyse, make conclusion, maybe some formula.

Here is the whole concept what i got from him.

Oscilation Device  --- Coupling/transform to coil (like third coil what we do) -- put antenna on north and ground to earth at south --- earth energy (we hope) will enter to system via this coil with harmonization --- (we hope) will get VDC --- Charging Battery ---- Inverter  --- we will get VAC enough to use the entire our house.

Oscilation Device could be solid state, mechanical etc and should run within range 30 Khz --- 350 Khz (Harmonize Earth Energy)
This concept i called it "Harmonize Earth Energy Capturing Concept (HEECC)"

If u can build device based on hisconcept, thanks God.
U can give him donate through our lovely forum organization.

This concept, i publish to this forum for better our live and save our environment.

regards


zon

[Groundloop]

@zon,

If you want a tuned antenna (1/4 wave long) at 100KHz then the antenna will be approx. 750 meter long.
Not practical for a free energy device. Then the antenna has to be outside not protected from lightning.

BTW: My battery is now so low in charge that the LED is very dim. It is no longer possible to read a
book in total darkness with the light from the LED. The voltage has dropped to 0,582 Volt.

Groundloop.

[hartiberlin]

Hi Groundloop,
just try to use a 4th coil on the core to pulse some  pulses
back via a rectifier diode into the battery.
Then the "dipole will last longer".. as Bearden says.

[Groundloop]

Stefan,

I'm playing with different setups. Attached is my newest creation. It was a attempt to "recycle" back some lost energy to the battery. The circuit runs and the LED is at full brightness when run from a newly charged Ni Cad battery(1,2V 600mA). The battery is draining so no free energy. I can't see how a 4th coil will improve anything. The Lentz law will prevent any extra gain in the circuit. I think the trick is to find a circuit that will light the LED at full brightness for the longest possible time from one battery. So an energy saver is better than nothing.

[EDIT] I got 18 hours of full brightness from a 1,2V 600mA NiCad battery. That is approx. 30mA to the LED.

Groundloop.