Dr Ronald Stiffler SEC technology

[Slider2732]

Am glad the idea resparked an interest Rusty, am sure i'm of more community use researching this than flying paper airplanes around. There do need to be more people looking into the effects, else the few of us could get stuck and throw the towel in.
Mnsman1 says he's now interested in building and I respect his work too.

But Nick's position is wholly reasonable and anyone else reading the thread - show a device that does something OU and we'll invest time and likely money at it, that's why everyone is here. 

A 4 pin crystal is an easier circuit than the 2 pin, but I may well try builds of both.
The lack of a signal generator shouldn't get in the way to replicate the Doc's work.

[AlienGrey]

Am glad the idea resparked an interest Rusty, am sure i'm of more community use researching this than flying paper airplanes around. There do need to be more people looking into the effects, else the few of us could get stuck and throw the towel in.
Mnsman1 says he's now interested in building and I respect his work too.

But Nick's position is wholly reasonable and anyone else reading the thread - show a device that does something OU and we'll invest time and likely money at it, that's why everyone is here. 

A 4 pin crystal is an easier circuit than the 2 pin, but I may well try builds of both.
The lack of a signal generator shouldn't get in the way to replicate the Doc's work.

can you give me and details on how to wind the coil ?

AG

[Slider2732]

Hi AG,
For Dr. Stiffler's set ups I believe he uses ~80 turns of 26AWG on 1/2" PVC pipe, but it needs clarification.
For my own, they are wound on solder tubes, 90 turns of 28AWG or whatever I have around...in the case of the 2 matched Slayer Exciters, there are 170 turns each from 2 exactly the same mini transformers. The transformers were on one of the 'too many' junk boards around here.
The thing being that any coil with enough inductance can be tuned with a ferrite rod. It may be incorrect to do things that way, but I don't have a working LC meter and so can't build to an exacting inductance.
Such tuning abilities from incorrectly built parts were based on Lidmotor's similar wish to tune up a simple Exciter. I also believe the Doc used to use a ferrite rod in his setups, but dropped it in favour of the small variable capacitors.

A tip for securing the ends of such coils is to drill 2 holes slightly apart in the start end of say a solder tube (the opposite end to the hole). Run the start of the wire through those and it won't pull out. Same thing for the other end after wrapping tightly. Saves on glue or tape that may come away over time.

[NickZ]

   Slider:   You need to replicate to exact specs, and not guessing at turns or inductance. It took the Doc several months  to be able to obtain the shown results.
   It's best to use new mag wire, not used wire. Are solder tubes what the Doc used? Use the same former, also.Get the same cree bulb, etz.
   No one said this was going to be easy... So, don't throw in the towel,   just yet.

   The circuit using the magnets on the torroid coil looks similar to many new videos out now, showing how they can light some bulbs, with NO additional input source. Just using magnets, on coils, and an led bulb, similar or just like the cree bulb. I think that there may be a relation there, to what the Doc is doing.There must be.  At least to some, of what may not be faked.
  Most are most likely click baits. They get a dollar per 1000 clicks. Whether they work as shown, or not.

[Slider2732]

Oh you are quite right...I tend to build with what I have. If it seems to work then things get more exacting, a route for disaster but works sometimes lol
Anything built away from what's shown can only be pseudo and i've hardly ever referred to something as a replication, unless it's open ended as to what can be used.
The method being the important thing.

It does look like that plethora of fakey fakes doesn't it. I'm thinking that something, somewhere did work as was described and the fake vids are merely copying the look of it blindly for Youtube hits and ad revenue.


TinMan just showed a vid where he used 2x axial inductors as an alternative to an AV plug for the SEC type experiments.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lyX9nRrym3Y
I decided to have a go at that with bits on the bench.
The inductors are regular wound types, 2 different values. It didn't work with the sig gen, but does work with a SWES (Simple Wireless Electricity System).
15 turns bifilar pancake, S9014, diode from battery negative to Emitter, 1.5V AAA
It's kind of neat how no trailing wire or clip lead is needed and it stands up on the coil.