Floyd Sweet VTA Replication Project

[MenofFather]

According to HYIQ.ORG people around Sparky are lying

Look in video, who I post. Sparky say, that capasitor is 250 volts DC. Sparky lying?

[MenofFather]

In fact, even several Replicators said, sparky did not only disclose parts of the operation principle, but even misleaded people by fake information.ld want to mess with them.

That is not true! If you ask thay Sparky use 60 herc, then I answer, it use 60 herc, because in his place 60 herc is standar, so he can conect standart motors and transformers, fans, etc.. You can conditio magnets discharing 200 volts in short pulses to that big coil, then magnets is inside with 70 herc, then you need put into triger coil not 60 herc, but 70 herc. I almost shore, that triger coil must have wery much turns, maybe 200, maybe 1000. Output coil must have small number of turn, maybe 10, maybe 30 with tick wire, maybe 2 milimeters diameter wire. Triger coils is horizontal axis, can be one triger coil, I think. Output coils is vertical axis and betwen magnets is, also, I think, that can be one output coil. And then just put to triger coil sine of 60 or 70 herc of 10 volts. Coils probarly not have cores, is air coes. I not shore or is important aluminum box betwen magnets, then divice asembled, but, think, that it probarly not important.

[dieter]

I wish you very good luck in the replication.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QsqmHC00CJI

[dieter]

Ok, I had to give it a try. I had one crazy thought, or was it an inspiration by sparky himself , appearing in a dream...


2 microwave oven magnets, two coils. The idea was to make the inner coil in a special way, so it would be capable of guiding the flux in a passive state...


So far so good, I tried it with a 12 V AC wave, both, full and a halfrectified "dc pulse with 50% duty time". Output was 1.4v with no measurable amps, practically zero and the led load didn't light up at all. Even with the full power of the supply, normally 20 Watts absolutely no output current.


Then I tried it with a squareish signal of 12.5% duty time, using the pc and a little LM386 circuit as an amplifer. Unstantly the LED lit up. I increased the frequency and found a max amplitude at about 1250 hz.


I triwd to measure in and out. Volts in parallel and Amps in series with the LED, with a electrolytic cap, 1000uF 16V, in parallel with the LED:
2.7V * 2.6mA = 7.02 mW


I then connected the LM386 output directly to the VTA output  practically skipping the VTA. I read 1.98Volts and really 0.000 mA. This is bad for calculation, so I took a 10 ohm resistor instead of the LED, but still with the cap:
0.16V * 9mA = 1.44 mW


This sounds too good, and indeed, measuring the power when the 10 ohm resistor was connected to the VTA gave me dissapointing 0.09V @ 8mA,


So you see, here seems to be sorta discrepancy, depending on the load. Not shure what I should think about, but I thought I let you know.


Remember, Sparkys first model that he presented to Tom Bearden had an Output of 6 Watt..
Some pics...