Ultracaps tested for excess energy

[Cap-Z-ro]

Actually paul, you 'go by' ignoring referenced linkage and baseless accusations and insinuation.

And that has already been stated by others before..I just summed up your ou.com resume.

[Pirate88179]

I was responding to a post and it disappeared, no matter is was a silly post anyways.

AC:

That post was removed by me because it accused a well respected member here of perpetrating a "scam".  That is a pretty serious accusation to make with no basis in fact and no evidence. 

Anyone can disagree with anyone else here all day long, that a good thing really, but when the discussion denigrates to personal insults or other baseless accusations, that crosses the line and will be delt with.

I am glad you pointed this out as I was not able to place a "Post removed by Moderator" in it's place as there were other posts after that one.

Thanks,

Bill

[Groundloop]

All,

Today I played around with my JT and was testing the new battery capacitor I got
from Gadget. Thanks Gadget! :-) I soon discovered that this bcap will discharge at
a unbelievable rate if allowed to do so. I accidental shorted two wires and I have never
seen a transistor fly to the roof before. LOL

But that was not what I wanted to tell you. I wanted to try out regular batteries
since Gadget talked about using discharged normal alkaline batteries. I had a discharged
9 volt Duracell and it was down to 7,3 volt. I connected this battery and hooked a volt meter
to the battery connector. Then I watched the voltage slowly drop as the battery powered
the JT and lit up my single super bright LED.

Now, on this build I use a yellow Iron powder core with 2 x 12 turns and 1 x 44 turns.
I noticed that my out voltage through the Germanium diode was approx. 27 volt.
So I just connected the output wire to the plus of the battery. The voltage in the battery
did not drop so fast now. This was expected since we now have a feed back. Then I did a
mistake. I connected the Germanium output to one of the wires coming
from the 44 turn secondary output.

I noticed a jump in the battery voltage. I then connected my LED to the other end of the
44 turn and back to the collector of the transistor. You never guess what happened.
The voltage in the battery (it had go down to approx. 6 volt during test.) started to climb!!!!!!!!
It has climbed up to 7,8 volt now and has been running for more than an hour.
The ultra bright LED is lit to almost half brightness.

I do not expect the battery to last forever but I will run the circuit through the night and
check the voltage tomorrow.

The JT is a amazing little circuit. :-)

Alex.

[PaulLowrance]

Actually paul, you 'go by' ignoring referenced linkage and baseless accusations and insinuation.

And that has already been stated by others before..I just summed up your ou.com resume.

What a bunch of cr-p!  "Others" as in your religious biased anti global warming buddies. You and your buddies copy & paste links of non peer reviewed websites. Most of you & your buddies references were garbage websites riddled with religious beliefs and anger. Anyone can go into the global warming thread and see that I've provided graphs & references of peer reviewed data.

Anyhow, you accuse me of being the skunk, huh. I challenge you to background identity exchange. I'll be more than happy to let you do a background check on me if you'll do the same. We can have an unbiased 3rd party do it. Huh? What do you say anonymous "Cap-Z-ro"? I bet anything you don't even answer my question or you'll refuse the offer.

Sorry to everyone else for this discussion, but this guy is such a Obama hater, an anti global warmest to the highest degree. A person who continually posts out right lies on the subject.

Paul

[Cap-Z-ro]

After rolling around in the mud with a pig...after a while[if you're paying close attention]...you'll discover the pig is enjoying it a lot more than you are.

You conduct here speaks for me.