ENERGY AMPLIFICATION

[Tito L. Oracion]

relay relaxation oscillator by wasatonic  in regards to the relay as vibrator

Hinde pare , para yang pasingaw na sumisingaw at lumalabas sa may bandang puwitan ng hinulugang tak tak. 
Yan actually ang epekto ng pagkakakain ng puto boom boom.


kuha mo pre?, dapat mga ganyang banat. hahahhhahahhahhahahhahhahahaha

relax relax muna pag may time.

otits 

[Tito L. Oracion]

Here's an early design by Tito. You may need to reverse the trafo because we could be talking double negatives here.


Anyhow I've replicated it and it appears to be marginally OU.
It will  certainly desulphate a battery from the battery itself.
So the effect could be the desulphation.
However better component matching will certainly help.


I used a Tesla switch as an interrupter.
It uses the Tesla's ignition patent method of pulsing by effectively shorting the cap.
Tito has added a diode and a resistor.
Nice circuit.
This was 2009 I believe. Tito knows what he is doing. I am certain.

certainly off course
what do you think of me? thinking of you??.

wow, everybody is quiet.   wahahahahhahahahahhahahhahahha


hey body, this scheme of mine is just one of my starting setup actually.
They thought i cannot get it? hahahahhahahaahhahahah weh hehehehehhehehehhe
There is wrong in this setup cause the inverter is connected in 220v.
There is also missing something here.


I think that was the puto boom boom.    hahahhahahahahhahahaha


one time you said that you will not make patronizing for me. it seems there's a wind of change . hahahahahahhaha
sorry my brain is back tracking.


otits

[a.king21]

I am not patronizing you. Just giving credit where credit is due.
Some people on the forum lack the knowledge to be objective.
Your circuit is a good circuit and is more than 99% of members have done.
Stop mocking me. You do not know who or what I am.

[a.king21]

TITO L ORACION in 2009 Jan
" sir how can we use heat, or could you give me an idea how to dissipate it excluding to use fan or submerge it into oil?

any other idea sir? 

Thank you  God bless
otits "


And Tito now???


Remember your self Tito?
Look in the mirror.

[d3x0r]

Okay; I don't have a core with 3 juntions.  I folded them all onto the center, and one loop around the outside...


9V battery; I dunno needs to be a much lower resistance swiper... or have a resistor in parallel that's fairly low...
but then it will get hot quickly ...


But yes basically the idea works...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7AOYYiONhnA


Only one side was really participating... one driver side.  Mind you it is on ferrite, so there is an additional snap back.. I should remove the core and just go to the one coil

I experimented for a while; what I thought was a resistive element is just a tube containing the element; aparently the element is inside the tube...  so the resistance is basically 0 for what I was trying...


Attached schematic is essentially the same.  To get good voltage out you want a quick change of current anyway.  I have a video with a scope probe between the resistors which makes it a CSR.  the current never reverses... when closing the switch (bypassing the resistor to increase current) a pulse 'up' is received on the secondary.  When the switch is opened, a pulse 'down' is received on the secondary.  It's not the noisy output I had from before... which at that point is more like what I was dealing with on the elemnt...


The heating element on this hotplate has a black rough finish on it; so going along makes it connect and disconnect a lot; so I thought it was nearly working... I almost started to think that it was inevitable to move and not get a spark... so changing current maybe DID forcably and powerfully reverse the field so it would always arc.  Then I polished the surface, and found a carbon plate... so any remaining roughness would get filled or covered by the graphite (graphite plate).... which allowed me to move back and forth without sparks; but then didn't get enough resistance change.  I tried connecting the variable resistor across low ohm resistors in series; but turning the pot I'm sure isn't fast enough to really trigger it; only when I was near the ends (always, even with 10ohm in parallel) would it trigger; but it was the choppy connect/disconnect mode.


So ya... strong north to weaker north field and never a south generates an apparent n/s change on the output. 


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BhpBeXq7xvA