Selfrunning cold electricity circuit from Dr.Stiffler

[hoptoad]

@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.

In all the years I've spent looking at and reading about different so called O/U devices (nearly 30 years), very few, if any, till now, have
actually looked truly promising to me. Closer inspection and analysis always reveals the flaw/s.

Dr Stiffler, you really seem to be onto something very special here. Great replications by Amigos and Plengo and K4Zep serve to further the advances in understanding this strange effect.

I just found and viewed the video "part 9". Fantastic progress!

I am waiting in great anticipation for "part 10". Dr Stiffler, you've been very open with your discoveries, and I have no doubt,
that your contributions will one day soon, benefit humanity. I only hope that humanity will be be grateful and also reward your endevours.

Great Stuff, I'm staying tuned to this thread, and looking forward to each and every lesson, from all of you!

KneeDeep from The Toad who Hops 

[zaydana]

Has anybody got a link to a low-cost oscillator circuit, with easy-to-get parts? The biggest problem for me (and many other electronics noobs) is going to be getting hold of a ~12mhz square wave generator.

The LTC1799 circuit posted before is problematic, because the LTC1799 is hard to come by where I live (Australia).

[hartiberlin]

Hmm,
I am back, buttoo tired now to post pictures and make a video.

I also have no luck it seems.

It seems I  bought the wrong part.
The 74AC14 hex schmitt trigger inverted can only be
used with maximum 6 Volts supply voltage and I thought,
that I could use 15 Volts...

Which is the right part for 15 Volts supply ?
Is it the 74 HC14?

So I get now only around 4 Volts peak to peak
AC high frequency voltage from this generator.

I am using the attached circuit diagram
and am driving the rest of the inverters in parallel to get
a better current output.
( The circuit diagram is from a 74HC14 type PDF file,
but I have only here now a 74AC14)

Also it seems I always get better results with just
a choke from the 10 windings wired around my AM Litz coil.
When I put the ferrite core into the coils, the brightness of the LED
gets worse,also if I retune the oscillator !
I tried 3 different ferrite cores, but none will give me
any amplification in this moment.
Well I used a trimmer capacitor to change the frequency and
the range is not very big now.
Maybe around 8 to 12 Mhz now.
I need to use a potentiometer for to change the resistor value
to get a better range and  be able to tune the circuit much better..

Sorry, but in this moment I can not see any OU effect and even
a 10 winding aircore coil as choke in front of the Avramenko plug
just works best at around 10 Mhz.
This just gives me the brightest light from the LED.

By the way, I changed again back to a normal Avramenko plug
having 2 x 1N4148 diodes and 1 blue bright light LED.

When I used the 3 LEDs I don?t get them to light up,
you need much higher voltages then...

I tried all combinations of coils and cores I had, but this the
10 winding aircore choke gives me the best light output.

One pin of the Avramenko plug LED must be grounded or
was connected to my stainless steel mesh.

Then I get very good light at around 10 Mhz from the Avramenko plug LED.
But I did not measure yet the input power from my batteries into the 74AC14
circuit.
I am driving via the 5 parallel inverter outputs a 6.8 nF cap and then the 10 winding
aircore choke (about 1 cm diameter) and then via one wire to the Avramenko plug with the
LED.
One LED pin is then connected to the stainless steel mesh hanging isolated in the air.

This gives the best light right now...

Also I only have round cores, no flat ferrite cores.

Okay, so far my oberservations.
Next step is to enhance the oscillator to be able to tune
from around 1 Mhz to 20 Mhz with a pot
and have a higher peak to peak output voltage.

But I guess, I just don?t have the right cores !

Please Ron,
can you check, if also other cores work for you
and how your circuit behaves, when you remove the core
from the coils ?

Many thanks.

Regards, Stefan.

[abassign]

@plengo

"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".

Fantastic! You are reproduced the Avramenko experiment!
It would now be interesting to close the circuit to mass with the generator of signals, to see if this has effect to heat the thin wire. If you have a termocouple or thermometer you can measure the heating of the thread in the two cases.

I think that your experiment is fundamental better to understand the phenomenon. To what frequency are you using the generator of signals? And possible measure the current which comes along the wire with the oscilloscopio which I have seen in the photography? Can you send an image to be able to understand the current he passes to you? And also the tension.

Can you use/build a simple signal generator, powered by a battery and therefore do again the tests verifying the absorption of the oscillator (always with the oscilloscope) and the group of the LEDs?

I Think is important to understand  if the system composed by:
oscillator-> wire -> rectifier -> LEDs
produce energy or only transport energy ?

If is only a transport media the envelopment L1-L2-L3 used by Stiffer becomes fundamental.

At this point tries to insert only L1, do a test for his dimensioning and verifies what happens.
oscillator-> wire -> L1 -> rectifier -> LEDs
produce energy or only transport energy ?

You can obviously olso insert the other parts and remake the experiment...

However always tries to use a simple and oscillator powered by a battery.

Best regards
Adriano

[hartiberlin]

@plengo

"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".

Hi,
do you need to match the driver frequency to the length
of the wire ?

What if you change the length ?

Do you then also have to adjust the
frequency ?
So is it a standing wave ?

Many thanks.

Regards, Stefan.