Selfrunning cold electricity circuit from Dr.Stiffler

[Lattice333]

@Dr Stiffler   You will comprehend progress in understanding dynamics involved.

Intuition - the creator whispers.

[AbbaRue]

@Lattice333
Thanks for your post, I found it very useful.
Good to know the type of tuning coil isn't critical.

I noticed the current went down from 60mA to 40mA when using 3 fluor. tubes.
Good demonstration photos.

[ahchoooo]

Hello Dr. Stiffler,

If it is not too late, I would like to order 2 of your G3 boards. Please contact me at jc20031212@fastmail.fm. My email to your address was bounced.

Thanks,
James Chu

[creator]

@All,
My Jameco parts arrived via UPS today - the unopened box is in my lap - and I am very excited at the prospect of attempting a replication! I am semi "dropping everything" (not quite - but everything I CAN drop) to start tinkering with this.

@aether22,
Thank you so much for the Jameco parts list, without that I wouldn't be this far...

@lattice333,
Multiple thanks for your recent and earlier posts with details of how to get a breadboard version of this working...

@ramset,
Thank you very much for your kind offer in Reply #2403 to part with an "extra" sec... I immediately responded privately through your "offline" connection, but I don't know if it got through. In any case, my offer to buy it still stands, but if I succeed with the breadboard setup I won't hold you to that offer... either way, thanks for the encouragement!

@DrStiffler,
Of course, thank you very much, Sir, for sharing the results of your work with us all! BTW, Doc, I have attempted to contact you via your given email and your private connection to say this, which I'll repeat here in case you don't get it through those channels: This is my firm commitment to buy two G3 units from you if at all possible, and also a request for login credentials at your website.

OK, now to open the package from Jameco and get to work...

[professor]

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