Zero and Q device

[v8karlo]

V8karlo,
Simplify your zero circuit by removing the transistor, leaving just the front-end diodes D1 - D4 and all four caps. Now, with the mains supply connected and L1 not glowing, please shunt all three caps C1 to C3 with a 1K resistor. Why does L1 glow but fails to glow when the transistor and the remaining diodes are in circuit acting as a much lower resistance shunt? If you can answer this question, it will go some way to explain why L2 glows whilst L1 does not. Also bear in mind that capacitors have reactance (AC resistance) at 50Hz and that bulbs require current as well as voltage to glow - clue to why L1 glows when C3 is removed from circuit.

Hoopy,




You have the circuit, do what ever you want with it.


I am tired of you and your questions.


You are no scientist, your claims does not hold.


You are bully on this forum.


This forum has to deal with you and people like you if it wants to live.

[v8karlo]

I did what I wanted.


I delivered my work to the others.
That was my goal.
You were never variable in that process.


I can rest now.


I like to speak with normal people here,
but not with you.

[v8karlo]

Hoopy,


Because of you and your crew of bullyes,


Lots of people dont want to post here, they write to me via mail rather.


They are affraid of your attacks.


The owner of forum should see that you are killing his forum.

[lancaIV]

Hello v8karlo,
I only saw some moments before your post before #57 and your listening and question!?

Without great bla-bla: time out for me - you want " specific" and clear answer -
for thinking and right constructive answer searching and giving !
Have a nice evening ( in Zagreb or elsewhere)
OCWL

[v8karlo]

Hello v8karlo,
I only saw some moments before your post before #57 and your listening and question!?

Without great bla-bla: time out for me - you want " specific" and clear answer -
for thinking and right constructive answer searching and giving !
Have a nice evening ( in Zagreb or elsewhere)
OCWL

I gave you all my work.
You have it. I dont have to defend it, it is public now.
Everyone can try it and make their own conclusions.
You dont need me for that.


If I come up with something new, I will post it.
It is night here and I have 12h shift to work.
I dont have much free time like many of you,
but still i found time to post all of this.
So, dont be angry on me.


Circuits are public, try them, or not. Thats point of open source.


For start, I am not angry on you if you dont try them.