Selfrunning cold electricity circuit from Dr.Stiffler

[hoptoad]

i had a long winded response all typed up, but,
like sands through the hourglass so are the days of OUr lives...


freezer, the reason i said anything certainly wasn't to dangle a string... it was to share, and perhaps, like the doc did to me, to inspire... i said it once before when i was still working on it, in the half baked section in a thread about 'burn water for heating system' and had to deal with talking heads like spoondini making assumptions, positing flawed arguments and jumping to conclusions. go read it and you may start to understand where i am coming from. ok, back to my corner to hide...

doc stiffler, the TEG is ancient, and massive. i scavenged it, crazy what people will throw away... it's from the 30's or 40's? it was originally used to power a radio from a kerosene lamp. man, they don't make shit like they used to.
i owe you a world of thanks for what you did choose to share...

to whom it may concern,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0_GqE5aDR68   this isn't the one i used. read the comments for a good laugh

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2Dak5UOjew

there is the JTEC also. the user lumen? has mentioned it a couple times IIRC.
http://www.johnsonems.com/?q=node/2

I never assume anything.
I have already made a number of successful replications of DOC's earlier circuits, which was easy, because he gave detailed schematics, and materials/construction tips.

What interested me in your statement, was that you "did away with the frequency generator" and used a thermocoupler rigged up to another circuit. Great for you, but unlike the doc, you've given no details whatever to show what you mean. Pity.

I for one would like to replicate it, but the minimal information you gave is obtuse to say the least.

Oh well, guess I'll just have to keep going around in circles till something promising becomes evident.
Que sera

Cheers

[DrStiffler]

Wireless High Voltage

True Spatial Resonance

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PoBiOfsxN5g

[stprue]

That's awesome!  way better then mine I just poster...Inductive wireless JT



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=llfJW3Yhjrk

[sparks]

   @Dr. Stifler

      I fail to see the difference between your latest demonstrations of wireless transmission of electricity and that of a simple am radio broadcasting network with the possible exception of gain from the field due to inductive coupling which is only possible in the near field of the transmitter.  The magnetic field disruption diffusing as a function of the cube of the radius whereas the electric field polarization diffusion progresses as a square of the radius.  Pehaps the current draw on the primary power scource is not affected by the on off state of the receivers.  Then of course it is just a matter of building many receivers and feeding back a portion of the energy to instigate the primary oscillation..  This would be definite proof that an electromagnetic wave can act as a catalyist in the transformation of standing wave energy into traveling wave energy.

[WilbyInebriated]

I never assume anything.
I have already made a number of successful replications of DOC's earlier circuits, which was easy, because he gave detailed schematics, and materials/construction tips.

What interested me in your statement, was that you "did away with the frequency generator" and used a thermocoupler rigged up to another circuit. Great for you, but unlike the doc, you've given no details whatever to show what you mean. Pity.

I for one would like to replicate it, but the minimal information you gave is obtuse to say the least.

Oh well, guess I'll just have to keep going around in circles till something promising becomes evident.
Que sera

Cheers

i'm sorry hoptoad, to say that i "did away with the frequency generator" was a bit obtuse. that was a bad way to say what i meant.

to clarify, i didn't really do away with the frequency generator, that is what the discrete circuit does, i just didn't see a need for a full featured, powered from mains frequency generator...

i can see how what i said could spin someone in circles.
sera

(pardon the terrible double entendre )