One wire transmission: Tesla and Avramenko

[Pirate88179]

Jadaro2600:

Where is this uploads and downloads section you mentioned?  I don't see one anywhere.  If you point me in the right direction, I would appreciate it.  Thanks.

Bill

[jadaro2600]

I just got a bunch of IC chips from texas instruments, and the idiot that I am, I now realize that I can't use them because they're so damn small.  The packaging is meant for something that goes on a finished printed board.  So I'm going to include a picture for future reference:

NA556 and the NA555, numbers in the tenths of an inch.

[Pirate88179]

Loner:

Thank you.  Jadaro already PM'd me with similar info. (which I appreciate)  And now, writing this note, I look to my left and see them listed under the menu section.  Duh!  They were there all of the time but I never noticed them.  Thank you.

Bill

[jadaro2600]

Loner:

Thank you.  Jadaro already PM'd me with similar info. (which I appreciate)  And now, writing this note, I look to my left and see them listed under the menu section.  Duh!  They were there all of the time but I never noticed them.  Thank you.

Bill

I don't have a problem with your circuit, btw, And I hope your cat recovers.

I just got a hold of one of John Bedini's lecture video's and your circuit responds similarly to the ideas in tesla's vertical standing wave machines and in JB's circuits ..he seems to have a hard time explaining it though; he uses a lot of strange terms.  which i've learned his geek-speak and have come to terms.

btw, I've never even seen a LED chain of christmas lights, lol.

THe real point of this quote-message is to understand whether or not your circuit is outputting pulses or DC or pulses of DC - and then form a cross-application between the jule theif and the avramenko designs.  If your circuit is using a toriod, and pulsing, then some level of resonance will occur.

If you watch Bedini's 7th video, "energy from the vacuum" ..you may find that your solid state is, in some ways, better than his mechanical setup if it is indeed working as it appears to be.

If you bleed energy from the circuit, then maybe you can recharge the one battery that you're using to power the circuit - timing would be critical.  One theory I might have for why your circuit is working it the capacitance of an LED, however, this I would only mention if your sending pulsed dc to the chain of lights.

I think that bedini's machine is even more of a mystery than yours is, if that helps matters.

[Pirate88179]

Jadaro 2600:

Thank you.

First, most that know me know I am a novice at best at electronics.  This is why when I do an experiment I say "hey this did this" and show it in the video.  You will notice that I almost never say "this does this because....." for the simple reason that I don't really know.

Pulsed dc or ac, that is the question.  I have read arguments for both on the JT and I am not sure which one we have.  Folks are using bridge rectifiers to check so this would seem to make it ac, but again, I don't really know.

I love Bedini's stuff and I will watch that video again.  I watched it the first time about a year ago and I know a lot more now than I did then about this stuff....still a long way to go however.

That is a good suggestion you have about capturing some of the energy (back emf when the field collapses?) and feeding it back to the battery.  The only thing I have done almost close to this is to charge supercaps while running the device and then running the device off of the supercaps only.  I want to try to hook this circuit to a Bedini motor as jonnydavro did.  I have not gotten that far.

Also, all along I have taken the stance that the JT is not OU or even a free energy device by itself.  I do strongly believe that when used correctly, and in connection with other devices, free energy can be obtained. One example is the JT running off of my earth battery (which I have yet to do due to the winter here) and seeing if it can light a 48" long tube.  If so, I would be effectively lighting that tube for free just like I have been able to light leds for free from it last year.

I want to study the AV plug in more detail.  I have read that it is basically half of a bridge rectifier but this seems too simple, although it may be true.  So much to learn, so little time.

Thanks again.

Bill