Feedback To Source

[nievesoliveras]

@all

These are the photos.

Jesus

[nievesoliveras]

@all

Because my batteries were run down making experiments I had no charged batteries. I use a 40 watts light lamp to work on my project. Then I bought last year from allelectronics 2 garden lights with solar panels.
An idea came suddenly to use the solar panels under the 40 watts lamp and recharge batteries while answering posts on the overunity forum.
The first time the batteries were charged to 1.28 volts, but the next day they were discharged again.
The second time I put the batteries to charge with the solar panels they holded the charge!

So if you want to give double use to the light you are using to work on your desk, place a solar panel under it recharging your batteries while you work.

Jesus

[nievesoliveras]

@all

There could be the possibility to get the energy source from the air and the ground for this pulsed motor.
I restored this graphic from http://www.crystalradio.net I found on a search. If I cannot find a good feedback to the source, I will try to build one of this devices.
I did one on the past but I did not know and still dont know how to tap the voltage spark produced by the circuit cap.

Jesus

[nievesoliveras]

@all

The project I did was this one.

The circuit captured the last time 90 volts. The problem that made me disassemble it and use the parts for other projects was that the voltage gathered by it was spent on one single spark.

I did not know and repeat I still dont know how to use that energy.

Jesus

[Pirate88179]

@ Jesus:

Maybe if we used supercaps as opposed to those regular caps we could bleed off the energy in a slower, more usable manner?

Bill       PS my huge amount (due to the minimum order) of parts may be in by the end of the week.  In there are 50 germanium diodes and a bunch of other stuff.  I will give this a go.