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[HEYDUDE]

Chet

Here's another Bell shot. I  lowered the value of the storage cap, the decay is faster. Anyone can duplicate this by building a blocking oscillator and adding some resistance in series  before connecting to a voltage source, or otherwise  limit the current on your power supply to a few milliamps. You also need a small cap, maybe 0.1 uf across your blocking oscillator. This, with the resistor or current limit forms the relaxation portion of the oscillator.

I know this is off topic, but the question was asked here.

[giantkiller]

Chet

Here's another Bell shot. I  lowered the value of the storage cap, the decay is faster.

I know this is off topic, but the question was asked here.

Another one rings the bell!
Can you make the signature aquire instead of decay in time? I'm sure. And yes a schematic would be interesting.
With the correct software the reflection can be extracted from the scope screen...

@wattsup,
not my poem.


--giantkiller.

[HEYDUDE]

Another one rings the bell!
Can you make the signature ascend instead of descend in time? I'm sure. And yes a schematic would be interesting.

Use EM devices mystery coil schematic without the load resistor. That's what I used with a few mods. Put a 0.1uf across it and feed from a resistor to limit current. You don't need the output winding. The tunable winding is nice to keep if you want to fiddle with the purity of the sine wave.

Just for you GK ascending oscillation, space capsule:

[giantkiller]

Well that is way cool. Thanks.
A few little twists and off it goes.

I could put an rc on the gate. I add that to the list.

I powered up the coil again last night for an hour and just watched it. Checking for stability. 6mhz with a 555 in the ckt.
The circuit as it stands now produces the 6Mhz solid across the run time. It never shuts off or diminishes. I add a 3rd coil and even tho the current went to 100ma from 20-60ma the ramp up happens in 1:42 mins everytime. This is after a drain out time of the flux in the iron rods. I need to measure that time. But this rendition is affirmative. I also applied cabinet magnets to each end but that did not speed things up at all.
Next I tap off to boost with a resonant load. Like a Tesla coil but with a slight difference in the winding configuration. I have a collection of CU/steel bifilars so I can just plug in any ratio configuration I need.
And when I see large caps hooked up I instantly think of the cap ladder in voltage ladder configurations in voltage booster circuits like the cattle prods or voltage inverters.

The battery is recharging at this point. I put a meter on the battery and when the circuit is turned off the voltage drifts downward from over 2000v to 13v. Not a complete shutoff as one would expect from a confused meter.

Let me describe the runtime. Prior to this the circuit runs like normal. The ameter shows 110ma. After 1:42 mins there is a very slight thump and then a constant buzz at a new level. At this point the ameter (set to 10AMPS) swings between the reading of current consumption -1 to 100ma and less like 80ma.
Now after the ameter settles into the runtime it displays -1, constantly. Should I move or touch something the ameter swings again, then settles to -1.

I also am going to wire the primaries in parallel and leave the secondaries in series. I am being very careful. I has taken 3 mos since the last cataclism to get the scope fixed, new probes, fix the 555 generator, new meter. And it was even an explosion. Pffffzt! is all I heard.

This coil setup proves why one should use batteries. This is very important.

--giantkiller.

[ramset]

HEY DUDE Thanks !! Thanks a lot!! I saw your contribution at the imhotep thread  Sweet ! Thanks again, you are obviously a HUGE asset to this Forum!!  Chet PS I like the capsule