Giantkiller moves forward into Full Heterodyning.

[singerxyz]

Giantkiller,
I was telling you about one of my experiments where I used a pulse circuit through a transformer, and I said it wasn't able to do real work...

Well, now it can! I switched to electrolytic capacitors on the output and used a 555 timer/relay switch between the caps and the load to let the caps build up a charge, and I can light a flashlight bulb, or run a small electric motor for the time it takes for the caps to drain.
I can also (slowly) charge anything up to a 12V battery with it, and it seems to be a real charge. All off 3AA batteries. (They last @ 12-18 hours!)

very exciting!

NOTE: This diagram shows the old capacitor setup. I'm now using 35V 4700uF electrolytic caps
and the output is @ 70-80VDC (which is actually just ramped up  charge in the caps, but it does have amperage as evidenced by the ability to do work...)

[acerzw]

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[innovation_station]

i started to build today  but nothing like this



nice work singerxyz

ist

well i built my locked loop  electro magnet  and yes verry easy to achive this  it suports it own weight no problem i only charged with low current and it works  but it should be charged with high  current low voltage  so you can get a larger rotating current traped inside the soft iron

well this is all good but what do you do with it

hummm lol

i wound 600 turns of 28 ga wire  i will now wind the second coil the same dirrection  and see how well it will lock togather

[HopeForHumanity]

Giantkiller,
I was telling you about one of my experiments where I used a pulse circuit through a transformer, and I said it wasn't able to do real work...

Well, now it can! I switched to electrolytic capacitors on the output and used a 555 timer/relay switch between the caps and the load to let the caps build up a charge, and I can light a flashlight bulb, or run a small electric motor for the time it takes for the caps to drain.
I can also (slowly) charge anything up to a 12V battery with it, and it seems to be a real charge. All off 3AA batteries. (They last @ 12-18 hours!)

very exciting!

NOTE: This diagram shows the old capacitor setup. I'm now using 35V 4700uF electrolytic caps
and the output is @ 70-80VDC (which is actually just ramped up  charge in the caps, but it does have amperage as evidenced by the ability to do work...)

ha ha!

Some people would just give up at that point, but instead of surrendering to the meter, you didn't give up. HUNT THAT ENERGY DOWN! 

[singerxyz]

Version 2

I apologize for the cheesy diagram, best I can do now. If someone want to do a schematic, go for it.
I will also make a cheesy version of the pulse circuit this week- also very simple, like 2 transistors, 5 resistors and a capacitor.