Dr Ronald Stiffler SEC technology

[NickZ]

   Itsu:   It looks like the Doc is very serious about what he's building up for these next ground tests.His new contraptions are looking good. We'll see how it goes, in any case it's all a learning process for all of us that are following along.   I think that the next thing that will go out the window are the crystal oscillators. As they don't seam to have what it takes. Like not being able to light up some neon bulbs, etz...like a Slayer Exciter, or Kacher circuit/Tesla Coil, or even the SEC can do, using the same voltage.
The main thing for me is getting some useful output from these circuits, instead on economizing, on the input.
And hopefully getting them to be able to tie into the Aether!
  So we'll see what the Doc has up his sleeve, soon, I hope.

[Lidmotor]

NickZ---I wouldn't throw away you crystal oscillator yet.  If nothing else it is a good learning tool.  Mine will light up a neon and almost blind me using a 110v LED array at 21v.  I am with you about using regular 'Exciters' though as better drivers.  Both Slider and I are now trying pancake style coils with a simple Slayer Exciter circuit.
  What Doc is about to try will be very interesting.
Here is my video from June where I used my crystal oscillator to light up a neon using just a 9v battery as the source.  My laptop O-Scope  has been handy analyzing the thing and proving that the oscillator does produce a voltage spike similar to a regular SEC.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J95knDhEHZI&t=43s

-----Lidmotor

[NickZ]

   Lidmotor:   Thanks for the info, and the link to the video. 
   Ok, so I won't throw the crystal oscillator out the window, just  yet...  How dumb of me,   I already did...    Just kidding.
   Your oscillator looks is so simple, and yet mine is very similar, except for that 1000uH choke you're using.  But, I don't think that even your circuit will light the neon, without the "extra coil" there. Right? 

   What I've just done is instead of daisy chaining the L3 coils in series, is I connected them in parallel, instead. With both L3s connected to the same point. And the parallel LED bulbs, 50 of them, did get a bit brighter. I'm still working on that angle, while getting some of my 4148 diodes ready for the next battle, of the "diode loop".
   Funny thing though, I can only light about 2 1/2 of the normal small leds when they connected in series, along with 5 of the 4148s, also in series, but I can't light any more of them, in series. Yet I can light 50 or more leds in parallel.  Not fully bright, of course.  But, I'm still working on it, until I can find the right 120v leds here, to use instead. I know the leds need to be in  series.
   Anyway, the neon bulb test is a good indicator of near field effects working like they should, I think. Your neon looks like it faintly lights both filaments. Great start into this unknown field of science.

   So, it seams that I may have a bottle neck somewhere in my oscillator, still, if I can't light a neon bulb. Even on 24v and I now removed any and all chokes and resistors that were on the input to the collector.  I'm running an MPSA42, I also have an MPSA92.   I think that the main advantage that you may have, is the specially tuned original L3 made by the Doc, and the 13.5 crystal to match, looks like a winning combination.  But, I wonder if other frequencies can work just as well.
   That is one narrow spike that you have there at 13.5MHz. Great going.
   Thanks again for the tips.   Happy hunting, or fishing, rather, as you're a sailor. 
                             NickZ

[AlienGrey]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=70_xKJr91eE

[ramset]

AG...your movie isn't working now ,[it was a few hours ago when I had no time to watch]....it doesn't work on the other thread either ....is this more home work  ??

I had seen this man before ,although I forget his name [maybe some of this vid too]
can you fix the link ?

edit

never mind I see the link from Hoppy

https://overunity.com/17328/overunity-device-by-tanju-argun-moderated/

and I see Luc started a topic ...so I know if he was successful we would have this here open
source

Luc is totally dedicated to Open source

I will reach out to him to ask his opinion...



Respectfully
Chet K