Imhotep's Radiant Oscillator Video

[Bodkins]

The magnetic field is a aether field of time, time potential makes you and I alive like the earth is Alive. All living things have a energy field.
The times the Northern Light where the brightest documented in the program are when humans where celebrating Love Or Fear.
We are connected to the planet and she to Us.

But this is just my understanding so dont trust Me
BEMF is time potential.

[sucahyo]

@Bodkins, I believe that . Have different opinion about anything related with negative time though. I think anything usable for us should have the same clock.

[Bodkins]

. I think anything usable for us should have the same clock.

Never looked at it like that COOL

[sucahyo]

555 circuit success

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I finally able to run a 555 driven 2n3055 today. Got happy with a lot of BEMF using battery and car coil, lighting up fan, 5Volt light bulb and CFL.

I don't realize that the battery voltage is drop much, until I power the circuit using computer power supply. The BEMF is so powerfull that it light up 5volts so bright to the point of burning up the filament. Have to remember to be more carefull next time.............

I add 10K potentiometer at transistor base now to control current. Still use 555's twin potentiometer to make ON signal as low as possible at high frequency.

Anyone using PWM, do you optimize the COP using ON signal as short as possible or by using 50:50 duty cycle and using frequency as high as possible?

[Inquorate]

'On' time

I've never had 555 timers that lasted long enough to find out :-)

[sucahyo]

I've never had 555 timers that lasted long enough to find out :-)

It dies right away while the coil is screaming at any frequency you feed it ? Mine almost then ...

[Inquorate]

Any frequency

I had 3 555 timers die in a puff of smoke, one burst into flames, another 2 just stopped working. About a fraction of a second after I turned it on... But your ignition coil looks different to mine, who knows. :-)

[Bodkins]

I've never had 555 timers that lasted long enough to find out :-)

I just trigged the base of the 2n3055 with the 555 0n a different power supply it safer to do it that way

[Mutten]

I put a 1n4007 diode going from the 555 ground ( pin1 I think ) to the battery. I was running the coil and driver from the same battery.

I haven't smoked this one yet, and its been about 2 weeks.

diode helps to protect the 555 from coil backspikes.

[sucahyo]

I had 3 555 timers die in a puff of smoke, one burst into flames, another 2 just stopped working. About a fraction of a second after I turned it on... But your ignition coil looks different to mine, who knows. :-)

Wow, I guess I was lucky. Did you already put resistor between 555 and transistor? I think it would reduce current passing transistor and 555.

I reduce BEMF by using high pot value for resistor between 555 and transistor. And I start the circuit using zero resistance for 555 duty cycle pot, I use this to get high COP.

Nice idea for the diode Mutten, do the diode connect from source negative to source positive like EV gray did?

But I think I'll see how long this 555 can live without diode....

[Lidmotor]

CFL circuit and Joule Thief joined

@ Everyone ---- I thought that I should post this video here rather on another thread because it envolves a CFL charging circuit. I took a modified Aromaz circuit and attached a Super-cap powered JT circuit to it. The JT is really a parasite on the main CFL circuit drawing just enough energy to keep it's cap full. It is removable and doesn't affect the main circuit. When the JT is removed it feeds on the energy stored in it's 10F cap until it goes back to the main circuit to draw blood.
I also put a "bulb charging" circuit on the main circuit that gathers energy off the CFL. All I have it do now is flash a neon at about 100volts. I couldn't figure out where to put that HV energy.
The whole thing runs on 12V at 50ma or less.

YouTube - CFL and JT combination lights

Cheers,

Lidmotor

[ren]

I had 3 555 timers die in a puff of smoke, one burst into flames, another 2 just stopped working. About a fraction of a second after I turned it on... But your ignition coil looks different to mine, who knows. :-)

lol gotta love the magic smoke.

This shouldnt happen however. Spontaneous combustion of your 555 upon connection to a suitable source (no higher than 18v) is most likely to incorrect wiring and/or direct short causing gobs of current to flow through something that it shouldnt.


I have had a very stable platform for sometime now with my PWM and single transistor circuit. Over 200 light hours clocked up on SG Radiant charged batteries with a variable amp draw (100ma-1amp) depending on lighting level desired. It doesnt heat up or skip a beat. (Ben, its the same as the one I gave you, with 2n3055 )

Lid has had some success with 555's.

@ Sucahyo, I found that varying the pulse width at any given frequency on mine allows you to adjust brightness at the cost of higher amp draw. If you adjust frequency higher amp draw will decrease, but so will light. All in all, it seemed to me that high or low frequency would give the same amount of light given that amp draw was taken into account. Just what I found, experimenting between 100Hz and 7kHz.

[Inquorate]

@ ren

You'll have to come over one day and show me how to use it :-)

[ren]

You'll have to come over one day and show me how to use it :-)

Be happy too, PM me your schedule over the next few days mate. Im going to be down your way (work) over the next few days.

[sucahyo]

@Lidmotor, interesting experiment .

@ren, my circuit goes as low as 25Hz or so (as I hear). The recovery part will have higher voltage, brightest light, faster motor at around 50 Hz, or maybe around 1000 ohm base resistance. Lower or higher will make the light dimmer. The amp draw always increase more at lower frequency.

So, on my circuit, there is sweet spot for efficient lighting, lowest amp draw but brightest light.

Your experience seems the opposite of what redeagle had:
http://www.energeticforum.com/renewa...html#post42715