Experiments, inventions, patents, …
I went camping last night and was very impressed with the Grover Rocket Stove my dad brought along. Perhaps most of you have already heard of Rocket Stoves. This was my first exposure. While our traditional camping methods consumed copious amounts of f…
inspired by J. Naudin “gege” Inductor have tried some variations of harnessing of this HF EM induction, developed by transistor’s oscillation circuit in an Induction Cooktop; it appears that the Induction Cooker is a…
This is the first experimental run of the test series, more or less a shakedown run. I am testing the Lost Grey Box circuit published by Rosemary Ainslie in a set of photos last…
Developing and testing the Minnie LiPo Low Voltage Cutoff circuit. Schematic at the end 5:14. NOTE: The S Weir mods make the circuit work better. Use a 2n7000 mini-mosfet instead of the BC337 and…
Low voltage, low current possible solution for those without 555 timers in the spares box. The basic circuit is much like a Joule Thief, similar toroids, windings and transistor can be used. The Collector…
This is a tiny Slayer Exciter mounted on a circuit board. I show it here lighting up a 4 watt fluorescent tube as well as a neon bulb and three LEDs. The circuit is…
A project i’ve wanted to try for a long time..could a working circuit for the lights from the Knight Rider KITT fit in a HotWheels car ? Yeah, kinda, at least in the slightly…
Simple yet effective. Use any kind of oil to run your rocket stove (heater) Some oils have a higher boiling point, like veggie oil. Ignite with something like thinner, methanol or whatever. Place an…
Just for fun I put together the new Ainslie multiplemosfet circuit, using 2n7000 mini-mosfets. It oscillates just fine, batteries in or out….. because it’s running on power supplied by the function generator. It’s insensitive…
Rosemary Ainslie demonstrated her NERD circuit on Saturday, June 29, 2013 and streamed it live on YouTube from Cape Town, South Africa, to the world. This is one of several videos I’ll be posting…