Quote from: -[marco]- on March 16, 2008, 04:21:54 PM

Quote from: Feynman on March 14, 2008, 05:20:17 PM
Yeah, I agree.  We don't know if it's OU .   But strange enough to warrent ... EXPERIMENTS!!!    

Hi

I have played with many of these types of devices a couple of years ago and as they are presented here they are not OU devices.
But they can be.
For this to be, you only need to put in a verry small spark gap and make sure the voltage is sufficient.
Im not talking about millimeters sparkgap but rather one hunderth of a millimeter.
Much like when you use two pencils and the tips are almost touching each other.
The miniature spark will imediatly push up circuit performance.
It is in the disruptive discharge.
You also need a couple more diodes of the ceramic HV model to redirect energy back into the battery/capacitor.
A combination of capacitor / neon bulb will also work verry well.
In that case it runs on bemf and the voltage produced is many times higher as the pulsing voltage.
No need to use galvanic coupling, it can be done wit a simple primary coil only.
The capacitor builds up a charge ,and this charge will keep building up untill the voltage has reached a certain value and it will discharge itself thrue the neon bulb.
Mechanical switching works best.


M.

@-[marco]-,

That is great! Could you post a circuit drawing of your system and some measurements, photos?
Could you also explain what you mean with "of the ceramic HV model"?

Groundloop.

@zon,

Still waiting for a drawing?

>Can you make a drawing describing where your antenna and ground connection should be in your circuit?

Groundloop.

@groundloop

Until, now  I'm still waiting email from my freind, what exactly his concept on schematic.
Last I got it only by phone.

But i try his concept on my opinion and make revision 03, look at attachment for antenna and grounding

Thanks God, until now , the battery not drain anymore (i hope, it will continue / forever) 

@marco

Thank for your comment about "spark" and based on it i change to revision 03, put capacitor before grounded

zon

@all

Sorry , correction on attachment before
I'm forget to put diode 1N4148 in between capacitor and ground

zon

@zon,

Thank you for the drawing.
I will try out your antenna and ground method.
Maybe I will pick up some FM radio energy with a 1 meter antenna?

@-[marco]-,

Still waiting for a circuit drawing on your "spark gap" system.

Groundloop.