Akula0083 30 Watt Self Running Generator.

[TinselKoala]

According to the video the briefcase with stripes has a coil ...
Coincidence that the image is also on the same case ..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9x2YfA9LU5s

Lots of people dedicated to confuse.

If you are confused, perhaps you should examine your assumptions. I seek only to enlighten.

Is it a "coincidence" that the Lari-Man circuit works so well, near my briefcase with stripes?  I didn't design the circuit. Perhaps Lari-Man also has a briefcase with stripes underneath his table. Which do you suppose is more likely: He has created a self runner, that no one can replicate even by using the exact circuit and components; OR... he has a briefcase with stripes, and anyone who builds the circuit, and has such a briefcase, can replicate its performance exactly?

I don't see a briefcase with stripes in my current video. Do you?

[Pirate88179]

Ah, the old briefcase with stripes ploy.  I have not seen that in years.

But, seriously TK, how did you do this?  I strongly suspect that however you did this, Akula did it the same way.

Bill

[TinselKoala]

Ah, the old briefcase with stripes ploy.  I have not seen that in years.

But, seriously TK, how did you do this?  I strongly suspect that however you did this, Akula did it the same way.

Bill

Suppose somebody shows you a transistor radio, playing music. He tells you that there is a tiny orchestra inside, a bunch of flea musicians, playing tiny little instruments made of twigs and tissue paper, and that's where the music is coming from. You have an identical radio, and it plays the same music, but you know for sure that your radio doesn't have any little flea musicians inside it, because you've taken it apart and looked. Rather, it is picking up a broadcast from the local oldies station where they play Big Band music from the '40s and '50s, and anybody with a similar radio can get the same music.

Does that prove that your friend's radio does not have flea musicians with tiny twig-and-paper instruments inside it? Of course not.

[Pirate88179]

Suppose somebody shows you a transistor radio, playing music. He tells you that there is a tiny orchestra inside, a bunch of flea musicians, playing tiny little instruments made of twigs and tissue paper, and that's where the music is coming from. You have an identical radio, and it plays the same music, but you know for sure that your radio doesn't have any little flea musicians inside it. Rather, it is picking up a broadcast from the local oldies station where they play Big Band music from the '40s and '50s.

Does that prove that your friend's radio does not have flea musicians with tiny twig-and-paper instruments inside it? Of course not.

Well, since the unionization of Flea Musicians, I would find it highly unlikely that they would be working in my little radio.  Therefore, I would suspect that my radio, and the other fellow's radio, are working in the same, usual manner.

Bill

[deslomeslager]

TK, regarding the video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iefimNEVGsU
As you turn it upside down and around, so every now and then the LED's go out.
This did not happen in the original version.
Any how, it does show how easily people can be fooled. But then again, our brains are taught to work as they do by experience. They tend to leave out some details but fill them in when required.
Now tell me, who bought 50 of these MC34063 IC's? I think they will be soon for sale .. .. Lesson learned.
So the quest for OU continues .. ..