Self Running Micro TPU, with closed loop.

[Groundloop]

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[Goat]

@ Groundloop

You were right, I took the FET out of the circuit and tested it and it's defective, guess all the reconfigurations led to an ESD discharge at some point, thought I had everything grounded ok but I guess I was wrong, one can never be to careful with FET's 

Please accept my apology for wasting your time, and please feel free to delete my drawings and posts if you feel it's detracting from this thread.

PS: Funny thing though is that the 2 red 5mm LED's were still lit this morning and the voltage was still holding at 3.5 Volts.  Unfortunately I'm down to my el cheapo VOM as seen in my previous post because my 30 year old Beckman RMS 3030 DMM bit the dust the other day so I can't cross check my readings using at least 2 different meters.  Oh well off to get some more transistors and hopefully a decent DMM

Thx,
Paul

[Groundloop]

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[wattsup]

@all

Since my post on Page 39, Reply #582 on: December 22, 2007, located here
http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,3599.msg65692.html#msg65692

the circuit is still running straight and there is a little light on the LED. My multi-meter blew so I will take measurements soon. But when checking over the days, the voltage would go up to around 2.9 then down to around 2.5 then back up again to 2.9 and so on.

We had a pretty lengthy power failure and seeing that little light in that little led gave me hope. We're so dependent, it isn't funny.

Oh yeh, when I remove the transistor from the circuit, the led stops, put it back in and it starts again. I"m letting it run more as a curiosity.

Still waiting for my ferrites but I'm building something new to test with.

[plengo]

@wattsup

what we do for the love of science. Good job man.

Just for the fun here my pics to show what is happening.   

I could not get my house out of the grid (as I promissed to myself this year, BUT.....).

There is a saying in America (in Brazil too), strive for the moon so that you can get the top of the mountain (Marshal Silver).

Fausto.