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[lancaIV]

*Removed* by RStiffler

[BEP]

Can't wait here either for the schematic. I had a neat little toy that met the same description - just a few days ago I turned it off. Apparent charging of batteries and closed loop for days on end (power supply was the same batteries). I walked away one morning with the volts showing at .6 (six tenths) from two series AAA NiCads. I came back that night and they were at 2.6. So I added a flashing LED for load. The batteries were down to .95 the next morning and it ran for two more days before the voltage was so low the oscillator quit.

So, I'm hoping he has a secret he can share.

[armagdn03]

im sure that this is simply a tesla one wire transmision line, hence the free end of the coil. There is no majic frequency he is using, its probably faster than 500kh and im sure he was frequency sweeping to find the sweet spot on his particular coil.

[b0rg13]

So, I'm hoping he has a secret he can share.

is it just me or do secrets only come out when something can be used for war to make a threat(nukes)..or to tax us ?(big list)

..but any way good luck on the secret ..

[exnihiloest]

Thanks Stefan 

... don't know why, but this guy is a little bit suspect to me,
anyway, looking to find his circuit.

Me too. It is extremely easy for a ham radio operator to power any setup at a distance of some meters. You just have to put a resonnant circuit (as this one with the ferrite in the video) near an antenna or near another resonnant circuit connected to your TX.
In video part I, we see the used frequency is 3.57 Mhz which is just in the ham radio band of 80 mtrs. Coincidence?
Without shematics that would allow us to duplicate the circuit, I remain suspicious.

[hartiberlin]

Dr.Stiffler has posted now the circuit at his website:

http://www.drstiffler.com/ce4.asp

You must login first at:
www.stifflerscientific.com

There are also some scopehots at his website.

[hartiberlin]

Dr. Stiffler posted this as the parts list:


R1     1 ohm 1% 1/4W Carbon Composition     
R2    10K ohm 1/4W Carbon Film    
R3    50 ohm 1/4W Carbon Film

[c0mster]

It will be interesting to see how this plays out.

C

[hartiberlin]

Okay,
C2 is 10 pF as he already told us.

The coils B1, B2, B3, B4 are just these
decoupling ferrite beads.

C1 is the cap that stores the "virtual power supply voltage".
I have to watch the video again to see, what kind of cap this was.

D3 is the blue diode with R1 being a shunt resistor to measure the
current through it. ( not seen in the CE4 youtube video)

D1 and D2 are probably the 1N914 he spoke in the first video
or 1 N4148 diodes he spoke of in the second video.

[hartiberlin]

Here are the scope shots.
Dr.Stiffler gave the okay to copy it to over here.
But he will soon update the page again, so also
have a look at his webpage.

Regards, Stefan.