Selfrunning cold electricity circuit from Dr.Stiffler

[seychelles]

I have been in the electronic business for 40 years and i have not seen
a more efficient simple circuit as the SEC.. Just to note there is no such thing a
a close loop system. Ether interacts with every single thing..

[NickZ]

I agree. While sad that he is gone, he enriched our knowledge by generously sharing his research. May he be richly rewarded in the next life.

Two things I find very important in Doc's work:
- Spatial Self Resonant Frequency
- Pinging the spatio-temporal lattice and cohering a charge from its response


Stiffler showed that Spatial Self Resonant Frequency was crucial to his Spatial Energy Coherer's functioning.  It is clear that the SEC is an open system - that is, it interacts with the ambient environment to draw (cohere) charge from it and into his circuit.


So how can we apply the concept of spatial self resonant frequency to continue Doc Stiffler's work of cohering charge from the local environment?


Bob

   Bob: 
   As you may know, I had followed the Docs videos and replication when he came back on the scene.    I built up a crystal oscillator, connected to an L3 coil, which was connected to one "diode loop" or two loops, and also to a gutted 8.5w led, or two of those led bulbs in series. Although I agree that that set up was one of the most efficient as far as current consumption, it did drain my two 12v 7ah batteries running the oscillator at 24v, fairly quickly. I could not make it self run by connecting part of the output back to the input. And that was where I stopped, for now.   If you are interested in my tests on the diode loops, and AC led bulbs, please check my youtube channel.
   Just search for Nick Zec, or you can click on the link below, to watch my last video. You might want to check out some of the previous videos, as well.   https://youtu.be/BZsvtlA_Rgc
   NickZ

[Bob Smith]

   Bob: 
   As you may know, I had followed the Docs videos and replication when he came back on the scene.    I built up a crystal oscillator, connected to an L3 coil, which was connected to one "diode loop" or two loops, and also to a gutted 8.5w led, or two of those led bulbs in series. Although I agree that that set up was one of the most efficient as far as current consumption, it did drain my two 12v 7ah batteries running the oscillator at 24v, fairly quickly. I could not make it self run by connecting part of the output back to the input. And that was where I stopped, for now.   If you are interested in my tests on the diode loops, and AC led bulbs, please check my youtube channel.
   Just search for Nick Zec, or you can click on the link below, to watch my last video. You might want to check out some of the previous videos, as well.   https://youtu.be/BZsvtlA_Rgc
   NickZ

Thanks Nick. I'll check 'em out!
Regards,
Bob

[Bob Smith]

I have been in the electronic business for 40 years and i have not seen
a more efficient simple circuit as the SEC.. Just to note there is no such thing a
a close loop system. Ether interacts with every single thing..

Seychelles,
I'm curious... Do you think that running the circuit with the primary coil's self resonant frequency is important to the circuit's efficiency?


I'm also in complete agreement with your statement about all circuits being open.
Bob

[NickZ]

   Bob:   My crystal oscillator does not use a primary coil, just the L3 coil(s). The oscillator crystal frequency is 12MHz and the L3 is tuned to that SAME frequency. The Doc used 13.6MHz as his best frequency, but I found that mine worked best at 12MHz. I did try the 13.6 crystal, as well.   The Docs "secret" was the diode loops, using the IN4148 diodes, which are switching diodes. Which allowed the voltages to raise by quite a bit.
   Lidmotor also made a few videos about the Doc's ideas and replications. You might want to check them out, also, if you haven't seen them already.