Tubes?

[innovation_station]

marco dc suppulys how about 2 feed back coils on top of the transmitters under controls to supply secondary heater in 2 tubes 1 for each  with power will that work?

is

[turbo]

i mean two DC sources to feed the generators which will produce the 2x 50/60 Hz sine wave to run them out of phase into the transformers.

M.

[Super God]

Argh, this device has me frustrated.  It's so simple, it has to be!  I just watched the clip about one of the first devices he made, the one that put out about 61 volts.  There CAN'T be much to this device.  It appears to be 3 or 4 coils wound over something thin, like another wire.  Then there's the same thing on the bottom and what looks like a blocking oscillator or some kind of coil in the middle?  But it got me thinking in a way I haven't before.  Maybe we should start by seeing if we can get a frequency pattern that sustains itself for awhile, one that doesn't just disappear after we disconnect power?  Sort of like a giant flywheel but with frequencies.  I fear that I'm just going over things you guys already know and have known for a really long time.  If I am I appologize.

[turbo]

in a normal situation the oscillations die out because of internal losses.
but in this case the multiple frequency's begin to feed themselfs because the signal source also becomes the feed and has the natural tendency to run with gain.
that means there has to come energy into the system from some unknown source, and that is what we are looking for.

surely the device is simple, but a jet turbine operation is simple too.
but it won't be simple to back engineer one...

Marco.

[innovation_station]

marco what kind of hi voltage are you thinking you need to power the tubes?

tihs is 1 way you could get hi voltage

pluse a transformer backward with square waves power the tube from the output of the trans i plused a 110 - 12v trans backward i put 12v in low voltage right from my tube powered freq genny and a resonance i got over 70v out so maybe we need to try that if high voltage is required for the tubes but i dont think it is required

has anyone tryed to power the htr on a 6bq7a tube with 6 or 12v does it work? will the tube lite up? i have not tryed any tube expariments yet

im still gathering and deciding wich osc to use first

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