Selfrunning cold electricity circuit from Dr.Stiffler

[Pirate88179]

Lee:

That was a spammer and it has been removed and he will be deleted by Stefan.  These are hard for me to keep up with sometimes, they seem to be everywhere.

Please note that I also deleted your message only because you quoted the spam address and it should not remain on here.  Feel free to repost it leaving off the spamed address if you want to.

I have removed about 20 of these same links in the past several weeks...probably all the same guy under different user names.  Like you said, what good is it as it appears to be in Russian language...he probably gets paid for the "hits" when we go check it out.

If I did not explain this correctly, please feel free to pm me.

Thanks,

Bill

[the_big_m_in_ok]

Lee:
That was a spammer and it has been removed and he will be deleted by Stefan.  These are hard for me to keep up with sometimes, they seem to be everywhere. ...

Right, Pirate, thank you.  If I run into any more, or something I otherwise think is fishy, should I bring it to someone like you, or merely warn others---or both?

--Lee

[Pirate88179]

Right, Pirate, thank you.  If I run into any more, or something I otherwise think is fishy, should I bring it to someone like you, or merely warn others---or both?

--Lee

Just copy and paste it in a pm to Stefan and he will take care of it.

Thanks Lee.

Bill

[Wolfgang29]

Hey everyone,
I'm pretty new to this particular thread, but I'm truly fascinated with all of Dr. Stiffler's work.
Currently I am teaching myself some basics to electronics and am truly enjoying it. In fact, I actually am going to build/solder myself an LC meter in the next couple weeks to help measure out the proper inductance of some of my coils for the SEC 15  however I'm still a bit of a noob to it all; so please bear with me. I have noticed that on the schematics for the SEC 15 from Dr. Stifflers website there are .01uF, .1uF, and 10uF capacitors; however,when I went to jameco.com to order the correct parts to replicate the circuit, there were multiple voltage ratings for the same values of capacitance. For instance, I found .01 uF caps ranging from 35v to 50v to even 100v. I sense that since this circuit creates some high voltage that perhaps the 100v versions are best (?) Again I may be missing something obvious since I'm a noob, but I would appreciate any advice from replicators as to what voltage these caps need to be. Thank you all. Im posting the circuit from Dr. Stiffler's site for reference. I hope this is not a faux pas. 

ps  any advice on the 1 megaohm resistor... 1/8W, 1/4W, 1/2W? Thank you all so much for the help and patience in advance.

[WilbyInebriated]

50V 10uF on the electrolytic cap. 1/8th watt should be fine on the 1 megaohm resistor. hope that helps.