Panacea-BOCAF 2nd MRA replication -COP =8

[ashtweth_nihilisti]

This one has got more info and data to support Norm and Joel's patent suppression case, as well as a nice COP of 8. If you are able to contribute to helping this situation please contact us.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-8020205776562649310&hl=en

Ash

[poynt99]

In response to the request for ideas on getting a DC IN incorporated into the MRA design, here's one:

Build up a variable sine wave oscillator using a XR2206 or 8038 in the range of frequency that you need and run it off a rechargeable 9V battery. Use the rectified output to keep the battery charged, and funnel the rest of the power to light some LED's.

If the MRA really is running with a COP>1 then the LED's should illuminate for years.

.99

[ashtweth_nihilisti]

poynt99, i cannot believe it, a constructive non skeptical post, thank you for your insights, ill pass that onto Norman Wooten, ill try and build it, if any ones sends us the stuff its quicker and we can get it tested for all, its all open source. We need some thing that you can adjust the duty cycle and frequency and not mess around with putting each other out..Thanks man, ill do my best to build, if you do or ANY ONE, send it to me ill post my results for all.The FE community needs to work together to get info out to capacity, that's what panacea is all about , every one working in the same place. OPEN SOURCE, NON PROFIT.
they cannot stop us then.poynt99 thanks again for your contribution.


Sincerely from me ASH

[poynt99]

It seems the XR2206 and ICL8038 are either extremely difficult to find or very expensive, which makes them a bad choice for sine generators.

Does the drive need to be sine wave?

It would sure simplify things if a triangle or square wave would do the job.

Could you test with your generator set to square wave instead of sine and see if the results are similar?

.99

[ashtweth_nihilisti]

Hi poynt99, No prob will do some square/Sine runs.

Ash