Selfrunning cold electricity circuit from Dr.Stiffler

[DrStiffler]

Will do.  I was initially thinking it could be a reaction with some chemical additive they put in the water supply.  Never know what they are doing to the water. :s  Its interesting that this can take such a low current and still work..Ralph Ring was right in that brute force is the worst way to do things.

@Freezer
Brute force electrolysis is an ego or MAN thing, "My cell is bigger than yours" or "I have more plates than you" or "My cell heats the car while it burns out the alternator"

Guess I shall stop now as I most likely have made thousands of of brute force friends.

[Loki67671]

@Dr Stiffler,
You sound almost diabolical, and at my pain no less. LOL I accept because I know you have suffered too!  LOL Yes my early early attempts turn out to be some strange garbage. I'm not even going to show anybody.    But that is what this early testing is for. I'm going to have to fool around with placement and decoupling which is what is already taking place in the pictures, until I can get fairly quiet runs. I already added the shielding Aluminum skin as can be seen. It's a little tougher than I thought but not too terrible I don't think. It will come together. Yes I'd rather shield a high power transmitter but thats only because I've done it and I can use earth ground.  The strategy now is to try for a star topology ground based on the supply negative rail and tie all shielding to it. This should work but how can I say that. I'm just starting to get comfortable with a chaotic bubble of excited lattice. Maybe I'm sadistic or perhaps I just hope someone else is paying attention and learns from it.

Best regards,

Jim 

[Loki67671]

@Dear Freezer,

  Thanks for the information. I wonder how you add extra neons with capacitor plates to the SEC exciter? (I mean the connections)

  What sort of change do you observe when you connect additional neon to the SEC? Thanks..


@Loki

    Are circular electrodes located inside the glass on the Xenon lamp?   If yes can you make similar electrode outside the glass and then connect it to the SEC3? I am willing to remove electrodes outside the glass and prevent electrode erosion problem.

@All

     I am trying to figure out and understand underlying theory behind  ionization of gases via RF excitation. And how highly ionized gases turn to plasma state. I will check books and web for that.

    I think SEC 3 can be used to electrolyze water to generate HHO gas, and then used to ionize these gases to convert them to plasma state! Below picture is a combined electrolyzer and ionizer concept. Helix electrode may be double helix as well. Looking for your comments!



 

@samedsoft
The Xenon tube has cylindrical electrodes. One is larger in diameter than the other. The work that I must complete for my own sanity, the calorimetry, is coming first. For those of us in the North, anyone in a cold climate, heat is an expensive commodity and cheap heat, or free heat, would make a huge difference in many many lives. I won't be jumping around onto side tracks but please let us know if you do. I have enough on my plate for right now and attention to details is the phrase of the day for me.

@All,
RF troubles? No I have plenty of RF, and it's everywhere!  I suggest you folks build a few of the Doc's probes, if you haven't already, and take a peek at all of the nodes right back to your power supply. You may or may not see interesting things.  The IA handbooks I have say decouple everything. Yes, I have to agree. I will post the schematic of my sensing and LPF as soon as I prove it works, for those interested. It's just a twist on what Dr. Stiffler has posted and I have been using. I told you accurate measurement was interesting. Stay tuned! 

Best regards,

Jim   

[Freezer]

I'm just starting to get comfortable with a chaotic bubble of excited lattice. Maybe I'm sadistic or perhaps I just hope someone else is paying attention and learns from it.

Best regards,

Jim 

Quote from the X-Files,

"Someone's always paying attention Agent Mulder."

Maybe down the line we can draw up a visual of this, "bubble of excitation."

[DrStiffler]

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