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  • Originally posted by Freezer
    Awesome.

    Nice avatar. I got my mask ready, but I'm afraid the virus will creep right through..I need a nano-mask.
    @Freezer
    If the virus were free floating your only hope would be a self contained air supply. I would not even trust a quality NBC if that were the case. Because the critter will be attached to exudate (etc) a good approved N95 will be safe.

    Yet because it is missing an amino, not a bad guy after all. More deaths from doctor mistakes in the same time period than from the bug.

    Will change the avatar when the scare is over.

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    • Thanks you for the Document Doc.

      Dr. Stiffler,

      1st I just want to say thank you for that nice Document you posted, very nice. I have to say that at 1st I din't care too much for this little circuit, this all changed when I decided to give it a try and I was amazed how well it works.

      Now on my replication, I see a perfect sine wave on the last coil. mine oshilates in the 4 Mhz range. It does light up a 15 watt FL pretty nice.

      Again, Thank you.

      Electrojolt

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      • basic exciter circuit

        Hi all,

        I'm new here. I just spent the afternoon scanning all of the posts for the 'basic exciter circuit' and found everything on page 4 posted by Mutten ... thanks Mutten. I could not find the originals posted by Dr. Stiffler. Is the circuit posted by Mutten correct or have there been updates.

        I really like the supportive and progressive attitude here ... no posturing!

        Thanks in advance,

        Greg

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        • Originally posted by DrStiffler View Post
          @Freezer
          If the virus were free floating your only hope would be a self contained air supply. I would not even trust a quality NBC if that were the case. Because the critter will be attached to exudate (etc) a good approved N95 will be safe.

          Yet because it is missing an amino, not a bad guy after all. More deaths from doctor mistakes in the same time period than from the bug.

          Will change the avatar when the scare is over.
          Yeah, nice avatar doc, are you walking around the town like a Storm Trooper?

          You said "missing an amino" what did you mean by that?

          They did sequence this virus's hemagglutin subtype (H1) and apparently turned it into ambient music" | Stephan Zielinski: Dwa

          Maybe we can turn the SEC into a Lakhovsky MWO to help us rid of any pesky bacteria and viri. Ideally, I'd rather see that than light, heat or battery charging...
          Are the ravings of a lunatic signs of a genius?

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          • Originally posted by gmeast View Post
            Hi all,
            I'm new here. I just spent the afternoon scanning all of the posts for the 'basic exciter circuit' and found everything on page 4 posted by Mutten ... thanks Mutten. I could not find the originals posted by Dr. Stiffler. Is the circuit posted by Mutten correct or have there been updates.
            Greg
            Hello gmeast, welcome here.
            Yes the basic circuit, many variations are possible as you will discover by yourself, was posted by Dr Stiffler in post #111 page 4 of this thread.
            Then you can see the many original videos by Dr Stiffler on his YT channel ; YouTube - MRH2O2's Channel
            Good luck,
            MDG

            @all: I'm actually playing with supercapacitors to supply the SEC (2 x 5.5Volts x 1Farad). That way it's easy to see difference for charging abilities, difference of consumption from a load, direct from the supercaps or through the SEC ... It's at low voltage Coherence of course.
            2 supercaps 1 Farad x 5.5Volts give only 20 to 30 seconds of life to the SEC. I must get a larger bank to supply energy for a few minutes at least ...

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            • Originally posted by stephenafreter View Post
              Hello gmeast, welcome here.
              Yes the basic circuit, many variations are possible as you will discover by yourself, was posted by Dr Stiffler in post #111 page 4 of this thread.
              Then you can see the many original videos by Dr Stiffler on his YT channel ; YouTube - MRH2O2's Channel
              Good luck,
              MDG

              @all: I'm actually playing with supercapacitors to supply the SEC (2 x 5.5Volts x 1Farad). That way it's easy to see difference for charging abilities, difference of consumption from a load, direct from the supercaps or through the SEC ... It's at low voltage Coherence of course.
              2 supercaps 1 Farad x 5.5Volts give only 20 to 30 seconds of life to the SEC. I must get a larger bank to supply energy for a few minutes at least ...
              I've been playing with the supercaps to run the SEC also, and to get some readings on the charge output in various modes.

              I'm using 5 x 10f 2.3v in series for 2f at ~11v or so. Works out well, powers the sec down to 2v and I can still light a 4w FL tube but its very faint at that drive voltage.

              Been busy as of late but I'm glad to see we've got some more configurations to try out.

              My current configuration is acting weird. It charges the caps up to 11v and then the oscillations go in to cruise control mode like car in 5th gear at 1500 rpm. Once the voltage drops down below 10.95 it fires back up and the voltage spikes are back. When its charging the caps its drawing about 20mAmps. When its idle it draws about 3mAmps.

              I'm using 2x3 HO LEDs for a load. Rated at 3.8v I think.

              I'll be back with better info, just a drive by. Life's been keeping me busy~

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              • Not a lack of interest.

                Hi DrStiffler,

                It is not a lack of interest, at least from my part. It is just that I am caught in many different projects keeping me very busy. I have just finished a Newman motor ( about 9 miles of AWG 31 magnet wire), I have also made an axial flux alternator, I am still working on the Kohler Magnetstromapparat and I am presently building 2 motor/generators based on the Bedini window motor. I build all the tools for those projects and have at least a dozen other designs that are in sketches.

                I follow the thread but I'm too busy to take part for the moment.

                Take care and good luck,

                Michel
                http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jeYscnFpEyA

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                • Originally posted by amigo View Post
                  Yeah, nice avatar doc, are you walking around the town like a Storm Trooper?

                  You said "missing an amino" what did you mean by that?

                  They did sequence this virus's hemagglutin subtype (H1) and apparently turned it into ambient music" | Stephan Zielinski: Dwa

                  Maybe we can turn the SEC into a Lakhovsky MWO to help us rid of any pesky bacteria and viri. Ideally, I'd rather see that than light, heat or battery charging...
                  @amigo

                  No, only walk around the lab, breathing through those filters is a bit tiring and besides my light saber still is not reliable.

                  IMO This H1N1 lacks punch, it appears to me (personal view) to be a research strain, go figure.

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                  • Originally posted by Mutten View Post
                    I've been playing with the supercaps to run the SEC also, and to get some readings on the charge output in various modes.

                    I'm using 5 x 10f 2.3v in series for 2f at ~11v or so. Works out well, powers the sec down to 2v and I can still light a 4w FL tube but its very faint at that drive voltage.

                    Been busy as of late but I'm glad to see we've got some more configurations to try out.

                    My current configuration is acting weird. It charges the caps up to 11v and then the oscillations go in to cruise control mode like car in 5th gear at 1500 rpm. Once the voltage drops down below 10.95 it fires back up and the voltage spikes are back. When its charging the caps its drawing about 20mAmps. When its idle it draws about 3mAmps.

                    I'm using 2x3 HO LEDs for a load. Rated at 3.8v I think.

                    I'll be back with better info, just a drive by. Life's been keeping me busy~
                    @Mutten
                    You don't state what circuit you are using so be aware (most) published circuits are hi Z output. Dumping from the plug for example into a large cap will be poor at best with CEC around 56% to 72%.

                    The ESEC is designed for cap charging.

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                    • whew! catch up

                      Hi all,

                      I've been trying to gather the information I need to begin. I had thought I located the basic exciter circuit posted by the Doctor. I compared the post of Doctor's on #111 pp4:
                      http://www.energeticforum.com/attach...-air-sec15.jpg

                      with the one Mutten had posted on the same pp4 #119:
                      http://i197.photobucket.com/albums/a...C15-3088-1.jpg

                      ... and they appear to be the same except for Muttens's does not show Doc's capacitor filter .... please tell me I'm correct.

                      Mutten, are the additional photos shown in your post #119, pp4 pictures of your components or were these photos posted originally by Dr. Stiffler?

                      Please forgive me but I always try and start these things with a solid baseline reference. Since I do not have a signal generator, this exciter is important to me. I have a fairly good digital scope (may should be analog for this). But I gots what I gots.

                      Will I be able to fiddle with this in combination with the SGate also? I know that reading from the progress of others that there's allot of patience required but I need to know I am starting with the essentials ... I don't like re-inventing the wheel ... replicating it, YES ... re-inventing it, NO.

                      Any specifics/warnings about frying peripheral equipment (computers, LCD Monitors, digital equipment like my scope) would be appreciated as would be other insights.

                      Thanks,

                      Greg
                      Last edited by gmeast; 05-03-2009, 09:09 PM.

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                      • Any suggestion on part list? Maybe some links to Mouser or Digi-key? Especially Lb (adjustable). Any help would be really appreciated.

                        ABC

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                        • Originally posted by gmeast View Post
                          Hi all,

                          I've been trying to gather the information I need to begin. I had thought I located the basic exciter circuit posted by the Doctor. I compared the post of Doctor's on #111 pp4:
                          http://www.energeticforum.com/attach...-air-sec15.jpg

                          with the one Mutten had posted on the same pp4 #119:
                          http://i197.photobucket.com/albums/a...C15-3088-1.jpg

                          ... and they appear to be the same except for Muttens's does not show Doc's capacitor filter .... please tell me I'm correct.
                          Actually they are slightly different, the original circuit should have Rb connected AFTER the L2 (8uh) NOT before it (and on the power line).

                          So, use the first link as a reference circuit...

                          Please forgive me but I always try and start these things with a solid baseline reference. Since I do not have a signal generator, this exciter is important to me. I have a fairly good digital scope (may should be analog for this). But I gots what I gots.

                          Will I be able to fiddle with this in combination with the SGate also? I know that reading from the progress of others that there's allot of patience required but I need to know I am starting with the essentials ... I don't like re-inventing the wheel ... replicating it, YES ... re-inventing it, NO.

                          Any specifics/warnings about frying peripheral equipment (computers, LCD Monitors, digital equipment like my scope) would be appreciated as would be other insights.
                          This is the basic circuit and with it, and addition of the air coils and the SGate you will be able to do everything we did so far.

                          I suggest to acquire a decent LCR meter for the air coils as they are pretty important to get right.

                          You can get a fairly cheap siggen on eBay, if you need one.

                          Supply yourself with a bunch of ON-Semi MPSA06s, as they can go up in smoke fast even with minor mistakes.

                          As long as your equipment is properly shielded and grounded (as per standards set for it) things will be fine. Having said that, don't trust any guesstimates about your equipment and simply move things out of the range that you are not sure about.
                          Are the ravings of a lunatic signs of a genius?

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                          • Rb & big air core

                            Originally posted by amigo View Post
                            Actually they are slightly different, the original circuit should have Rb connected AFTER the L2 (8uh) NOT before it (and on the power line).
                            Hi amigo,

                            "Are the ravings of a lunatic signs of a genius?" ... YES!

                            Ah yes ... Rb NOT on the power line and NOT parallel 8 - 10 uH big air coil ... Rb goes collector to base. Thanks.

                            Do you have a source, p/n or whatever for the adjustable coil LB or build it?

                            and ...

                            Is ON Semiconductor the preferred source ... what about Fairchild & others? They appear to be the cheapest from Mouser $0.16 ea. in single pc. quantities in stock. Is there a particular spec. Mouser has several.
                            Is there an alternate part to the MPSA06 NPN ?

                            Thanks very much,

                            Greg
                            Last edited by gmeast; 05-04-2009, 02:27 AM. Reason: add something

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                            • exciter

                              Hi,

                              Doesn't the exciter serve the purpose of a signal generator and in fact is better because the system becomes totally isolated?

                              Greg

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                              • Essentially

                                @Gmeast

                                It is a "signal generator" in the sense that it sends out a pulsed output from the transistor...err...or should I say Input? LOL, but, it is much more.

                                This circuit is much like a solid state Tesla Coil driver, in that there is positive feedback, and, that it's physical parameters ie...RLC determines its "auto-resonance"



                                Now take for instance this lovely little circuit...




                                The only real difference is that the SEC is using a capacitor (C1) as the positive feedback to oscillate the gate, and this solid state Tesla Coil is using the inductive action of the feedback coil to oscillate the gate. The outputs of the two circuits are essentially the same, one uses traditional Transformer action (tesla coil) and one uses Autotransformer action or Self inductance (SEC...notice the coil b4 the LED array)....Both create a high flyback voltage....and...ANY alternating currents can be "Collected" using the AV Plug.
                                Last edited by Radiant_Science; 05-04-2009, 07:48 PM.

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