Newman machine replica

[hartiberlin]

Hi Dingus,
your input current would probably look like this
on a scope:





Can you confirm this ?

Now try to put a 2 to 5 Watts incandescant bulb instead of the
10 Ohm shunt there:


and don?t ground anything and don?t put any meters in there.
Just the motor, the battery and the incandescant bulb.

You will be able to light up the bulb by these RF bursts,
if you can break the circuit fast enough.

Regards, Stefan.

[Dingus Mungus]

I don't have a osciliscope right now...

When I moved back here to arizona I did so with only the clothes on my back and a few bucks. I'll buy a new scope asap though. I can confirm BEFM pulses coming from my replication. Both my power supply, and meters go wacky displaying impossible voltages. Now on the digital meters its obviously bugging out from the high frequencies, but the power supply was definitely getting feedback spikes when I tested with it. I also tryed to use a bulb to detect any RF, but I can't get it to flicker yet. Now I've been running on a 12v battery for a few days on and off. Nothing conclusive so far though. I'll report any new findings when I can.

~Dingus

[seekingknowledge]

Hartiberlin im going to be getting my copper wire out of some old car alternators assuming that the copper from one alternator may not be enough , if the copper from one alternator isnt enuf am i able to join the copper from another by tying a a little knot in them? or is there some other way of joining them? or does the coil have to made up of the one lot of copper?

[hartiberlin]

@seekingknowledge

yes,you can just solder the splicing points together and wound around it some
plastic tape.
You can also use this splicing point to add there some "tap wire", so you
lead this point outside the coil and can connect some external capacitor there,
which will help the coil store more capacitive charges, which is what we need.

The "stray" capacitance of the coil is the thing which will increase with more wire
and is one secret to get more output from the back current spike into the batteries
back.

Regards, Stefan.

[hartiberlin]

Here at this Lutec video you can see at minute
0:53 to 0:55
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=my9FO69Vs74
the backspike on the scope ( here into positive direction...

they should have inverted the scope ?s input channel)
and the spark at the commutator that is producing this backspike.

So the Lutec technology is basically the same as the Newman technology based
of:
The direct electrical conversion of burning ( oxidation) a carbon brush into
electrical energy.

The Lutec people also only get it to work with mechanical switching,
as with electronic switching there is no sparking and thus no oxidation
and thus no additional energy into the circuit !

Regards, Stefan.