Selfrunning cold electricity circuit from Dr.Stiffler

[amigo]

@Dr. Stiffler

What I also noticed is this: when I use my driver, if I touch my BaFe core on the edge of the primary side most of the time extinguishes the light from the LEDs. If I use your driver from PL01 circuit then I get the opposite, the LEDs shine so bright they burn my eyes.

Also, since this is driven by a 9V battery if I touch the casing of the battery using your PL01 circuit, the LEDs light up again so bright. Am I grounding the whole circuit by touching the battery casing or the BaFe core?

Thanks.

[zaydana]

Sorry to go off topic, but has anybody made a backup or mirrored this thread? The last thing we'd want is for some unfortunate "accident" to make it all disappear...

I'm planning on trying a replication myself in a few weeks when I finish uni exams, and I'm just kinda worried that when I get around to it the thread will be inaccessible.

[DrStiffler]

@Dr. Stiffler

What I also noticed is this: when I use my driver, if I touch my BaFe core on the edge of the primary side most of the time extinguishes the light from the LEDs. If I use your driver from PL01 circuit then I get the opposite, the LEDs shine so bright they burn my eyes.

Also, since this is driven by a 9V battery if I touch the casing of the battery using your PL01 circuit, the LEDs light up again so bright. Am I grounding the whole circuit by touching the battery casing or the BaFe core?

Thanks.

I (think) you are not properly driving it, which could be an impedance match, the coil in the drain of the 2N7000 could be wrong, or you are at the wrong frequency for the coil. What is taking place is the coil is trying to suck in energy, but it is not being supplied by the driver. You are (body) adding a large capacitor interface to the environment and supplying what the coil requires. It may not make much sense yet, trust me, the coil wants energy (that is if it is running at all). Think Source and Sink, the coil is a Sink.

[k4zep]

Thanks Dr. Stiffler,

All I am try to do is verify the operation, Milliwatts, Watts or more, theory and understanding is what I am doing now.  I will say if you are not exactly on the primary resonance frequency, probably NOT OU......it is possible to drive on 2nd and 3rd harmonics or by direct coupling but then nada or no joy.

Got out my #2 (better scope that has good probes and calibration), might get out the big boat anchor later that is a very good scope but it is in another storage closet and a pain to get out unless I really need it. 

Verified numbers again, OU for lack of a better word ratio is very close to my old "don't care if I fry it scope"said......I see the voltage @ resonance rise in the series L/C circuit feeding the BF coil from my 21 volts to about 40 volts @ input. I see the increase in voltage drop across the input resistor as the resonance comes in with voltage rise and current pulls voltage down across resistor......It really is so straightforward that I am amazed.  ANY grounding of the other ends of the coils or core or ground plane and/to each other or ground and voltage is still there but NO current and LED's don't light!  Funky. My core is so poor, I can't drive a NE-2 but been there before, done that so no problem.  With a square wave, I see the integration and back reflection of the power pulse from the BF core into the system which is at max at resonant input frequency.  It simply works as you say it does.  I'm just lucky my "magnet core transformer" works at all.  Have good coils coming. I like the analogy of the core being a SINK!  We won't get into the source theory yet ................Each time I play with the circuit, I see it a bit more clearly.......

I look forward to the Lamp driver circuit as I remember you saying a 1k across that cap across the AV plug circuit was too hot to touch, now that is power! .5 watt +++  Then a HIGH POWER CIRCUIT you say???that will be fun!

First time in my life I actually see an OU effect that I can repeat and verify!  Gotta sleep on it, I must be dreaming.

Later and grinning,
Ben


You have no idea how much I appreciate your work. Great professional job.
When you feel comfortable with what you have done and your understanding which is very, very close to being right on, then you need a decent coil, because the next phase is to move from milli-watts to watts. Just imagine how it will feel to see your calculations showing watts 'OU' ?  But, are not the milli-watts a thrill?

The next phase is driving the incandescent. Then the cream on the cake.... Boy am I happy for you and my selfish self[/quote]

[plengo]

@Adriano (abassign)
I tested using a 8 feet super thin wire, smaller than human hair, and nothing, no heat at all and ALL 50+ LEDs are lit brigthly.

Fausto.