Selfrunning cold electricity circuit from Dr.Stiffler

[DrStiffler]

Well after a small fire in the labs computer room and loss of six machines, we are back. Thanks to the HD's not getting smoked we recovered much faster than first thought anyway some new info for those still around.

Do we need the large SEC coil at all to make the demon work for us? No! as it turns out, a proper adjustment of capacities and it can all be done with a 2.4cm X 2.5cm square of Cu. In fact this new design will perform in a more stable way that the large or medium coil versions.

Now does SEC have anything to do with Stan Meyer and his electrolysis?, could be, some works has shown something very interesting.

Documentation is not here yet, but the pictures are loaded to the SS site default page. If the world DNS sites don't have us back yet, do direct to the IP.

A lot more to come of course, things are getting better and better and more stable is the key word

[ramset]

  you have brightened the place right up DR thanks    Chet

[Feynman]

I think this area is highly worth investigation. Thank you to all for your hard work.   I also believe calorimetry is probably best way to make an evaluation.


I will be happy to assist in peer review.


Good luck to all

[Loki67671]

All,
I'm still working at it but now I'm burning my hands on occasion.    I'm building a calorimeter but it doesn't look like we can post much of shit for pictures any more. What happened? Must be chewing up too much bandwidth or storage space. Whatever! In any case I'm following this one out until the end. Very cool stuff! Once again I highly encourage other researchers to look into this. I will be moving into some heat measurements soon. I just scored on a 70's vintage Motorola police radio and raped it.  The parts like this just cannot be purchased any more unless you are headed to the Ham-Fest in Dayton this year  or a surplus store. I now have three of these units built and I'm starting to experiment with additional loads. Certainly more to follow and definitely the calorimeter run results but it will be a little while before I get to that point. Lots and lots of work.
P.S. If you think my earlier pictures were shit you should see them smashed down below 50Kb. Piss on that!

Best regards,

JIM

[ramset]

JIM Stephan has some other way to post pics with a link also Feynman knows this  appreciate your work   Chet