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[k4zep]

@Loki

With a clip lead short the ends of the lamp, you should see little if any change in operation.

Measuring with DVM at tube ends will read a DC voltage.

Great work, oh and a G2 or G3 in your basement lab will run lights all over the house. Down side is a Faraday Cage over the house to keep the FCC away.

I wonder if this is a near field phenomena without much long distance broadcast.....What is the RF level/density from a G3 @ say 10 feet distance on any particular frequency?  If the G3 is ?? watts, could I light FL lamps all over my boat?
Teslas wireless lighting finally done??

Ben

[tiltfulll]

Hi guys I just looked into this thread!
I got one thing to say:WOW!
Could some one give me a summary and point me to the right direction so I can replicate?

Thanks!

[aether22]

tiltfull, Stiffler lists all the parts for the SEC 15-3, but your best bet may be to register your interest in Stiffler's 3rd generation SEC's ASAP.

IMO this is a very clear demo of fields being carried on an aetheric connection.
If it were a bubble, well you can't break a bubble for one fluro and not the other.

I feel this discounts the idea it's an energy bubble and strengthens the idea that there is literally a fluid stream from the carbon rod (or the water activated by the carbon rod?) to the fl tube.

The question now is what else can you have the stream carry? IMO there is much evidence that fields can be carried and these fields can induce power.  Very interesting that the more bulbs the brighter they lit and the less power it pulled!

I want to get one of these and run motors/buzzers and ferrite rods with pulsed coils run near this and see if these other fields can find coupling, hmmm, coils out over fl tubes to pick it up? too many ideas.

Ok, so if you or I just want to do these neat things right away our only option is to go with this part list:

Circuit Parts List for SEC15-3 and SEC15-20
Name Ident Manufacture Part#

Q1 MPSA06 JameCo 26462
R1 1.0M ohm 1/4W 5% JameCo 691585
C1 470pF 100V 10% X7R JameCo 332612
C2 0.01uF 100V JameCo 597281
C3 0.1uF 100V JameCo 544884
C4 10uF 50V 20% JameCo 10882
L1 10uH SRF 22MHz 130mA JameCo 372171
L2-L5 22uH SRF 10MHz 140mA JameCo 372197
Semi optional:
D1 1N4001 1Amp 50V JameCo 35975
D2-D9 1N4148 Signal/Switch JameCo 743314
N1 Neon 95VAC 1.9mA JameCo 1770744
LD1-LD9 UltraBright White LEDs Hong Kong BUWLC333

Obviously some of these parts and the AV plug aren't needed to replicate these demos with lighting the tubes.

And use the diagram in the image attached and breadboard it.

Of course an AV plug can be made to work by other setups and so possibly so could this, but that's too much uncertainty for me.

I'd also note that I am not saying that coherence as Stiffler states isn't occurring, merely that it's not the whole picture of what is going on here IMO.

[amigo]

Where can I find Carbon Rods?

I've looked at my local art supply store and they do not seem to have any drafting pencil leads at the size Loki mentions (HB-WWNBX). At best they have short graphite sticks but they seem pretty soft for what I need them for...

[DrStiffler]

Where can I find Carbon Rods?

I've looked at my local art supply store and they do not seem to have any drafting pencil leads at the size Loki mentions (HB-WWNBX). At best they have short graphite sticks but they seem pretty soft for what I need them for...

@amigo

Please don't misunderstand me, but maybe unless you really want to see the effect on you own bench, save your money for a bit. You must understand there is more to come and we have been lucky enough to get a large number of replications, many here. So go for it if you wish and you can pick up commercial rods of course from net order, but I have no knowledge o what Loki used.

Anyway if you find some I know you will be happy with the result.

[amigo]

Hi Doc,

Thanks, I'll give it a shot anyway with what I can scoop around here. If it doesn't work then not a big deal, I'll try again - that's what experimentation is all about.

Otherwise I will definitely keep my eyes peeled here for future developments...

[DrStiffler]

@All
More water fun.

Oh, and yes you can do this with just mass or a long wire, but this way it takes less room and does not radiate as great a signal.

Driven by a SEC15-3.

[DrStiffler]

@All

Watch for the video, I will post a link here, what about capacitive coupled single electrode electrolysis? That might be interesting and at one watt, just think of a G3.

Teaser!

[tiltfulll]

Hi Doc,

Thanks, I'll give it a shot anyway with what I can scoop around here. If it doesn't work then not a big deal, I'll try again - that's what experimentation is all about.

Otherwise I will definitely keep my eyes peeled here for future developments...

Hi!
You can find those sticks on the web!

Like this:
http://www.plazaart.com/products.php?page=6000

[DrStiffler]

Hi!
You can find those sticks on the web!

Like this:
http://www.plazaart.com/products.php?page=6000

I do not know about the pencil leads but here is where we get all the carbon for the lab

http://www.graphitestore.com/

Dr.S.

[DrStiffler]

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[Loki67671]

@All,
If you are going to order supplies just get the carbon rod's like Dr. Stiffler is stating. I'm ordering some but just happened to have these in my OLD SCHOOL drafting supplies.
http://www.draftingsuppliesdew.com/mall/itemdetail.asp?GroupID=10323
They worked but I wonder about surface area......

@Dr. Stiffler,
Nice work Doc.....You know I was messing with two rods this morning.....

Can't wait to see the video.

Best regards,

Jim

[Loki67671]

I'm not real sure what just happened there. Removed duplicate POST.......LOKI

[aether22]

BTW my attempt to build a SEC from the plans was not successful so it's not a sure thing.

[ramset]

DR Stiffler   HHO  sounds great!!!  looks wild !!  can't wait for a vid  Chet