Solid State Electric Generator

[helmut]

@eugin_b
Sorry
I do not have the ability to use Pulses like 400Mhz.Also i will not try again with
other core material.Because this is a test setup,and i try to learn from it
as a private searcher only.
In Case that i can find a cheap setup to realise my own supplyment with free-energy,
than i will invest in bigger and specialised material, and thats it.

@Koen1
I will follow your suggestions and try several frequencies.
But first i have to finnish my pulser( Oscillator).

@Gyulasun
I will do one and more test with spacers and other ways to adjust
the strenght of the magnets.
As i have results with the several tests,i will show them here as usual.

@LancaIV
Ich bewundere jeden,dem es gelingt seine Bilder derart zu beschreiben,das
selbst ein einf?ltiger Mensch die gelesenen Informationen in ein visuelles Modell
konvertieren kann.

have a nice day
helmut

[Feynman]

@helmut

How are you building your oscillator?

Thanks,
Feynman

[ramset]

FEYMAN  do you have any ideas on this oscillator I am also interested  if there is an  inexpensive  not to labor intensive way to do this  pulsing /observing /experimenting  thanx    Chet

[Feynman]

Well, the easiest thing to do would be to pick up a used "function generator" on Ebay.  You can get them as cheap as $50 sometimes.

I tried using 555 timers but they are too slow and inaccurate for precision oscillation.  You can use varaible resistors to control a 555, but it causes the duty cycle (shape of the wave) to change. I'm sure there are other ways to use a 555, but I gave up on this because my radioshack NE555P sucks.  Other brands of 555s are better.

My approach is going to be to use these LTC6904 chips ($4 apiece) and an Arduino ($35).  That gives control from 1khz - 87Mhz but it's more of an experimental set up.  I will publish full details in a PDF when I get this working, but I imagine it will take approx two or three weeks until I have something.  But I will publish everything.

One thing that will definitely help you is a scope.  Even a crappy scope is okay.  It helps to see the wave to know if your circuits are working.  I got mine off ebay, a Tektronix 475A (analog) for $280.  You can find a cheaper scope if you look carefully.

[ramset]

FEYMAN thanx   just talked with a friend here   if I  find any thing productive to assist will post here later  PS he has things running around on mars [the planet]  Thanx   Chet