Selfrunning cold electricity circuit from Dr.Stiffler

[Lattice333]

@DrStiffler & Kz4ep Thank you for replicating my setup. Great work. I wish I had some of your test equipment!

@DrStiffler Gen3 sounds great - put me down for one. I'm excited. I could not follow how to register interest?

I think my party trick raises many serious questions which we can gain from if we pause and share our thoughts and questions.

Some questions is would be good to consider and discuss;

Why is this type of bulb particularly friendly to the reception of energy from the lattice. Is it the higher than usual resistance? The longer than usual filament length or something else?

Why is water a "better interface to the lattice"? Diamagnetic property, dielectric property or something else?

Does the lattice respond to different substances at different rates? Could the variation create energy that can be tapped? How would you amplify the variation?

How do we get the bulb fully lit?

 

[DrStiffler]

@DrStiffler & Kz4ep Thank you for replicating my setup. Great work. I wish I had some of your test equipment!

@DrStiffler Gen3 sounds great - put me down for one. I'm excited. I could not follow how to register interest?

I think my party trick raises many serious questions which we can gain from if we pause and share our thoughts and questions.

Some questions is would be good to consider and discuss;

Why is this type of bulb particularly friendly to the reception of energy from the lattice. Is it the higher than usual resistance? The longer than usual filament length or something else?

Why is water a "better interface to the lattice"? Diamagnetic property, dielectric property or something else?

Does the lattice respond to different substances at different rates? Could the variation create energy that can be tapped? How would you amplify the variation?

How do we get the bulb fully lit?

 

@Lattice333

See the video, answers some of your questions. The others would better be in a College Lecture, the answers would cause such a back lash in this format that I will not even consider it.

Hey! Haven't you got the light in the water to sing yet???

[k4zep]

@Lattice333

See the video, answers some of your questions. The others would better be in a College Lecture, the answers would cause such a back lash in this format that I will not even consider it.

Hey! Haven't you got the light in the water to sing yet???

Nah, my bulb is tone deaf!

Ben

[waterhouse24]

Well i'm about half way through the thread and there are some fascinating experiments going on.. But there are many references to DR Stiffler's website but everytime I try to access the site, it's down? is there another place to find the information referenced?

[retrod]

Here's a photo of two SEC-15's connected to one bulb. One connected to the center the other connected to the outer base (no water). The power output appears to be additive. The two SEC-15's were tuned for maximum light output of the lamp.

RD