Joule Ringer!

[Allen Burgess]

Heat pump OU.

Physicists have known for centuries that heat pumps are 3 or 4 times over unity. Lower the temperature between a very cold outside and contained zone, below the temperature of the outside, and heat flows in. We accrue BTU's in the container for the cooling cost of the transfer layer! After the rising temperature differential begins to help power the transfer layer refrigeration by Peltier Module, Voila, COP 4 as if by magic.

@Lidmotor,
Short that output back to the heatsink, and we'll beat China to Mars!

[Allen Burgess]

Heat pump OU Joule Ringer Reactor.

Build a Box of Peltier Modules around a copper tube coil filled with freon and connected to a pancake compressor. Cover the Peltier Box with Photovoltaic cells. Place the box in a Joule Ringer Lux Box. Connect the combined D.C. output from the Peltier modules and solar cells to a battery, and run the 120 A.C. bulbs and A.C. refrigerant compressor with one of our inverter circuits.

A Peltier LUX Box of Joule Ringer LED's in the snow would earn even more money.

This reactor can power our Hannebu III from the DePalma thread.

[T-1000]

Guys, I need some help if you have spare time for transformer winding

We need to test one different winding configuration than conventional transformer uses:
http://nikolat.wikispaces.com/file/v...-freq-coil.pdf

When you have multilayered coil, each layer is connected in bifilar mode, so the begining of each layer goes from same position on core. The primary is winded on right hand rule and secondary on left hand rule.

If you could make such transformer, can you please test if there is any difference in Joule Ringer circuits?

Thanks in advance!

[jonnydavro]

Piezo Buzzer inverter - bright light.

Hi .I will post this circuit here although its not a jouleringer but it produces very bright light efficiently and some may want to try it.
I used a small 12v piezo electric buzzer to trigger the base of a transitor and incorporated it into an inverter circuit and I am getting my best results to date with this circuit.
I can exceed mains brightness easily using a wall adapter set on 6v although the true output of the adapter is 8.5v and could easily blow the bulb if I use higher voltages.
The transistor remains cold and there is not much noise from the buzzer.
Here is a vid which shows the circuit and experiment.Jonny.
Piezo Buzzer Inverter - Bright light - YouTube

[totoalas]

Hi .I will post this circuit here although its not a jouleringer but it produces very bright light efficiently and some may want to try it.
I used a small 12v piezo electric buzzer to trigger the base of a transitor and incorporated it into an inverter circuit and I am getting my best results to date with this circuit.
I can exceed mains brightness easily using a wall adapter set on 6v although the true output of the adapter is 8.5v and could easily blow the bulb if I use higher voltages.
The transistor remains cold and there is not much noise from the buzzer.
Here is a vid which shows the circuit and experiment.Jonny.
Piezo Buzzer Inverter - Bright light - YouTube

Hi jonny

great find on the buzzer
tried it on one leg of the jr output 220 v ac led lamp 5 watts with 12 v dc power supply

normal LDR reading w/o buzzer 133 ohms @ 80 mA
with buzzer on one leg 123 ohms @80 MA with mild sound

normal LDR w.o buzzer 120 ohms @ 500 mA full brightness
with buzzer on one leg of led 86 ohms @ 500 mA high pitch sound more than full brightness

more test in progress

covered the holes on the side of the buzzer to reduce noise lol


totoalas

[jonnydavro]

Hi totoalas.I am glad you are getting increased brightness from incorporating the buzzer.That is quite a big increase in brightness .
Can you post a circuit diagram as I think you are using it on a jouleringer and I want to be clear in my mind where you are using it or are you using it like I showed?.
Thanks for trying it out.Jonny.

[totoalas]

Hi totoalas.I am glad you are getting increased brightness from incorporating the buzzer.That is quite a big increase in brightness .
Can you post a circuit diagram as I think you are using it on a jouleringer and I want to be clear in my mind where you are using it or are you using it like I showed?.
Thanks for trying it out.Jonny.

Hi Jonny
Im using Xee2 joule ringer ckt 1 2n3055 20 k pot 18 0 18 v / 110 0 0 110 v ac transformer the 12 v dc round ordinary buzzer i placed on one leg series with led lamp 110 0 output
But your circuit is better as iy can go down to 37 ma ?? or less which is my objective for solar lighting the search goes on maybe ill coneback to the NILS circuit and try your circuit there
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totoalas

[totoalas]

Solar SS SSG Charger Improvement + SR Load

SOLAR SS SSG CHARGER + 2 10 W SERIES SOLAR CHARGER 090812 - YouTube

[SkyWatcher]

Hi folks, I am trying different circuits that i see in some of patrick kellys pdfs, etc. and I am having good results with alexkor's air core coil radiant charger.
I made the air core coil (24awg.) with twice as many turns as i should have though and will make another one with the recommended turns.
Using a nte2300 fast switching npn with 1.5kohm base resistor and a .1uf capacitor across base resistor.
I initially was using a nte5817 diode and results were not that great, then i took a couple of salvaged her303 diodes, placed them in series and the charging output increased dramatically, though the input doubled to 250 milliamps, not completely sure why.
Using a 12volt, 7ah input to charge another identical battery, though i will try charging a 48 volt battery bank next, as i think it will charge well with this setup.
The coil is one layer on cardboard tube, like the slayer exciters, so the frequency is probably high.
Here is the circuit from kelly's chapter 6 pdf.
free-energy-info.co.uk/Chapter6.pdf


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peace love light
tyson

[SkyWatcher]

Hi folks, here is the alexkor, exciter type joule ringer setup.


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tyson

[SkyWatcher]

Hi folks, in case anyone is interested, i looked up the specifications for the nte5817 diode i was using, compared to the her303's i am using now as far as max. reverse recovery time.
The nte5817 diode is rated at 2.5us and the her303 is rated at 50ns.
So that is a huge difference in speed, 50 times faster and explains why this air core coil setup is now working so well as alexkor pointed out in his improvement circuit.
And the nte2300 i am using has a max. 400ns fall time, so that helps also.
Your thoughts on this alexkor circuit are appreciated, has anyone built this circuit or intends to as i am very impressed by its performance.
peace love light
tyson

[totoalas]

Hi folks, in case anyone is interested, i looked up the specifications for the nte5817 diode i was using, compared to the her303's i am using now as far as max. reverse recovery time.
The nte5817 diode is rated at 2.5us and the her303 is rated at 50ns.
So that is a huge difference in speed, 50 times faster and explains why this air core coil setup is now working so well as alexkor pointed out in his improvement circuit.
And the nte2300 i am using has a max. 400ns fall time, so that helps also.
Your thoughts on this alexkor circuit are appreciated, has anyone built this circuit or intends to as i am very impressed by its performance.
peace love light
tyson

I have lots of coils from slayer circuit and this is easy to replicate Have you tried to charged with 24 v on the input to charged the 12 v bank and also ps try on the solar panel if you have time thanks totoalas

[SkyWatcher]

Hi totoalas, I have only used 12 volt and my 13.8 volt power supply as input so far, charging 12 volt-7ah, 2-7ah in series for 24 volt and 4-7ah in series for 48 volts and down to 1.5 volt AA nimh.
The coil is a bifilar single layer for the joule ringer setup, though with a 555 timer, you can use a single strand coil.
I don't have a solar panel with enough voltage to run this well enough.
peace love light
tyson

[marseye]

Hi folks (...),
Your thoughts on this alexkor circuit are appreciated, has anyone built this circuit or intends to as i am very impressed by its performance.

Hi Skywatcher,

Since this circuit is strongly based on Bedini's simplified Schoolgirl basic plans, I'm not sure if we shouldn't open a new thread for this.

I was playing yesterday with an Imotehp modified fan, when I decided to replace it by an aircore coil. In fact, It's this schematic you're showing (but my coil is a trifilar on a spool, 2x 0.6mm together and 1x 0,3mm which is wrapped over the 2 previous). I can't remember how many turns in each (300 ? But, in my opinion, that's not the point, since my neon lights up (and that's what it is about).

The remaining of the circuit is quite the same, except I have a 5k pot. I think the cap is of no real use. Anyway, after seeing your diagram, I've put one I had at hand (4,7nf 2000v) : that just changed the resonnance (and amp draw !), and I had to change my pot setting to keep 60mA. Anyway, at such rate, I have to put my ear very close to the coil to hear it "whistling".

Here are my notes so far (military style time ; we mostly use it everyday in France, preferably for notes) :

Time/ Feed/ Charging / mA (and notes)


17h36/ 12,30v/ 9,17v/ 60 (58,6)/
18h05/ 12,29v/ Stop/

19h28/ off/ 9,60v !!!/
20h30/ off/ 9,50v /


20h31/ 12,29/ 9,50v / 60/

00h15/ 12,28v/ Stop/

07h20/ off/ 11,55v !!!/
07h25/ 12,31v !/ 11,55v/ 60/
07h45/ 12,29v/ charging.../
08h05/ 12,28v/ charging... 45,6 (just put a white led across the feeding "+" line before the coil, to better decrease amps) (seems off, but circuit still running...)
14h40/ 12,29v/ stop (11,85v only... sh**... because of the white led ?)/

15h20/ off/ 11,78v, decreasing slowly./
15h22/ 12,29v/ charging/ 60 (withoud led)/
[17h00/ Major stop : tried for a long moment a cap with a scr, but the latter latches (never closes back)]

19h08/ 12,29v/ charging thru a 470uf (400v) cap + a diode (as a mean to filter spikes : Bedini alredy said once that these spikes can kill a battery, if I remember well)/


(to be continued... It's now still charging)

But I sincerely doubt we can fully charge a battery that way : It's about the battery's resistance, and I don't know how to get over (this problem is the same I had long ago with my Imotehp's modified fan. We always seemingly hit a wall, that I always could get over only with a regular bulk charge method).

But again : this is no joule ringer. It's Bedini's !

Oh ! My process is a long one : I'm trying to charge cars' batteries (the source one is 41 Ah, and the charging one is 55 Ah...)


Cheers.

[totoalas]

Something to ponder / digest for charging

Hi to all
Below is an excerpt from the thread of table fan/ gen conversion the transformer idea desrves a second look

Just an honest opinion based on the hands on. The reason I use transformers is that the coils are at a high ohms value. thus they are not the same impedance as the battery's internal resistance. Thus not a good match for power transfer. To enable maximum power transfer you must correct the impedance matching, or the higher resistances will absorb the power and waste it as heat in the motor/alt. open voltage is high volts before the transformers and diode rectification. simply converting this is an easy chore. I wind my own transformers and am thus able to play with the outputs efficiency. Even before I changed my setup to a double transformer matching. I have seen 70 and 80 watts out. I hope this helps in the exploration to the questions at hand. I chose this particular blog number not to insult it's writer but it had the most definitive start. Thank you for reading. I have not logged in or registered I just wanted to say hi and share my experience. Capt'n Ron Way Peachfuzz