One wire transmission: Tesla and Avramenko

[tinu]

Hi,

Take a working CFL (or other fluorescent) lamp electronically excited in kHz range (50-60Hz will do it too although less prominent) and wind several turns of wire on it or just place a wire in its proximity without winding it; one end of the wire to the Avramenko plug and the other end remains in the air. Voila. Good luck in experimenting.

Avramenko plug is exactly a half of a full bridge rectifier and it works accordingly (as a half-wave rectifier). As Pese already said, one half-wave is short-circuited to the ground through parasitic capacitances while the other half-wave is employed to charge the capacitor (or to do other useful work, as the case may be). No mysteries there but let me know if you find some.

Cheers,
Tinu

[Koen1]

Hold on, let me see if I understood Pese correctly here...

...is he saying that it is not at all remarkable to light up 100 LEDs
using a single AA battery, if we only transform the battery output
from DC to high frequency RF signals?
How exactly does turning the DC into RF increase the power output of the battery??

Mind you, I get the point on using a rectifying diode bridge with cap connected
to a high freq signal, seems quite logical that a single wire can be used for this.
After all, hf signals are not DC and do not necessarily need a second wire.
But that does not explain the energy gain that appears to occur. Or is that
also just an illusion?

Or perhaps I just went dumb and just need someone to recap things... ?

Regards,
Koen

[jadaro2600]

Hold on, let me see if I understood Pese correctly here...

...is he saying that it is not at all remarkable to light up 100 LEDs
using a single AA battery, if we only transform the battery output
from DC to high frequency RF signals?
How exactly does turning the DC into RF increase the power output of the battery??

Mind you, I get the point on using a rectifying diode bridge with cap connected
to a high freq signal, seems quite logical that a single wire can be used for this.
After all, hf signals are not DC and do not necessarily need a second wire.
But that does not explain the energy gain that appears to occur. Or is that
also just an illusion?

Or perhaps I just went dumb and just need someone to recap things... ?

Regards,
Koen

It doesn't, Piratexxxx hasn't divulged the circuit diagram to his invention.  I'm not going to believe his claims until he does either.  There really isn't even any theory behind it either. ...not in 187 pages of comments.

[Pirate88179]

Jadaro:

First, I never claimed to invent anything and second there are only about 100 diagrams of my circuit and similar ones in the Joule Thief topic.  There are close-up and very close-up photos of my circuits, including the one used in the experiment mention here.  I do not have an exact schematic for the modified Fuji circuit as I did not build the circuit, only modified it...hence the name.

So, to recap:  Yes, I have "divulged" my circuits, I have produced videos of my circuits and experiments and as far as theories go.....there have been many discussions about how/why this works and all of them fit within conventional physics.

I make no claims in any of my experiments.  What you see is what you get.  I just happen to find this all very interesting.  Not everyone will and that is fine with me.

Bill

[jadaro2600]

Jadaro:

First, I never claimed to invent anything and second there are only about 100 diagrams of my circuit and similar ones in the Joule Thief topic.  There are close-up and very close-up photos of my circuits, including the one used in the experiment mention here.  I do not have an exact schematic for the modified Fuji circuit as I did not build the circuit, only modified it...hence the name.

So, to recap:  Yes, I have "divulged" my circuits, I have produced videos of my circuits and experiments and as far as theories go.....there have been many discussions about how/why this works and all of them fit within conventional physics.

I make no claims in any of my experiments.  What you see is what you get.  I just happen to find this all very interesting.  Not everyone will and that is fine with me.

Bill

Look up the part numbers and recreate your circuit - don't you feel some duty, at least, to recreate the circuit on your own terms? ...modified fuji circuit or some other version of the original.  There are indeed hundreds of pictures of this circuit or modified version of this circuit on that thread.  Having a link to the working one would be nice.  ( there is an uploads and downloads section.)