Quote from: gadgetmall on December 08, 2009, 08:54:15 AM
One of My heater circuits has been running two weeks now . The run battery started at 1.355 and the Bcap started at .5 . in approximatly 19 hours the bcap reached 1.800 volts .  the remaining power in the battery is 1.301 as of today / cap is holding its own at 1.801  I then hooked a 1.2 volt flashlight bulb in series from pos to pos  after that two weeks ago y with a screw in socket for about 30 minuits every few days . The battery charges slowley and and the bcap discharges even slower . so today the battery is 1.301 and the cap is 1.8 volts after two weeks  and about 5 jumps thru the flashlight bulb . After the OU control Circuitry is built this will work as i proved without a doubt in my mind that this circuit will hold its own and self run .  Stick that in you Head Scientist !!

Albert

ooouuucchh ...

that one hurts too ...  the truth and facts are damm hard to beat ..

thank you gadget!

w

i herd someone mention the young effect ...  well .. lol   who knows what is actially takeing place ...

reminds me of a spark gap and wires off into space .....  and simply a diffrance in potencial of 2 places ...

Hi Albert,

Sounds amazing! Is this the same circuit you showed me about 3 or 4 weeks ago?

Looking forward to seeing a self-runner!

Paul

Albert,

BTW, I would like to replicate your best JT circuit today. Any recommendations?

Thanks,
Paul

Quote from: PaulLowrance on December 08, 2009, 10:16:00 AM
Albert,

BTW, I would like to replicate your best JT circuit today. Any recommendations?

Thanks,
Paul

Pau . i use a goldmine 5/1 dollar 1 inch toroid  a 2n2222a metal can transistor  a 2.2k resistor 1/4 watt and a mini 10k pot . # 26 or #24 wire , two wires abot 15 inches wound together 11 turns ,center tap , and 22 turns secondary for the lights . Also i use a germanium diode on the collector to collect the power and the emitter is negative  connections  to battery and bcap . You should see adjustable  volts from 5 to 21 volts from that CE junction . I have not hooked up My new scope to see is there are any anomalies  like  bemf Spikes yet but i suspect there  are some higher that the DVM readings as indicated in other researchers scope shots of that junction .
OOPS forgot i use a 68 pf disk cap across the resistor also . this lowers the input a lot by changing the frequency of oscillations . You can experiment with this with different tank caps . In the past i connect the disk cap across the pot and make a real tank but this way i did it here is considered standard by the JT group .

Albert

Quote from: gadgetmall on December 08, 2009, 10:38:45 AM
Pau . i use a goldmine 5/1 dollar 1 inch toroid  a 2n2222a metal can transistor  a 2.2k resistor 1/4 watt and a mini 10k pot . # 26 or #24 wire , two wires abot 15 inches wound together 11 turns ,center tap , and 22 turns secondary for the lights . Also i use a germanium diode on the collector to collect the power and the emitter is negative  connections  to battery and bcap . You should see adjustable  volts from 5 to 21 volts from that CE junction . I have not hooked up My new scope to see is there are any anomalies  like  bemf Spikes yet but i suspect there  are some higher that the DVM readings as indicated in other researchers scope shots of that junction .
OOPS forgot i use a 68 pf disk cap across the resistor also . this lowers the input a lot by changing the frequency of oscillations . You can experiment with this with different tank caps . In the past i connect the disk cap across the pot and make a real tank but this way i did it here is considered standard by the JT group .

Albert

That's great that you use very common parts that most people have. I have everything you mention. My Ge diode is 1N34A. How would you describe the permeability of your toroid-- ultra high, high, medium, low, or ultra low, etc.?

BTW, anyone who wants a bookmark page of my data logger circuit w/ UC slow charge / fast discharge experiment can go here,

http://globalfreeenergy.info/2009/12/08/ultracapacitor-experiment/

Regards,
Paul