Non-Stop running devices —-update
This shows three Non–Stop running test units that I am running on ambient light energy inside my house.
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Don Smith Device Project Part 33: full watt bulb vs Smith stepdown comparison
Hi everyone, just comparing again the system vs the full wattage bulb, i show the control battery voltage as well to assure it is not unfair. It appears that with 9 watts, the output…
Don Smith Device Project Part 32: Stepdown Coil Tune and Resonance at 53Khz
im back, properly tuning the stepdown coils using the LEDs to find max brightness on L2 with simultaneous max resistance on L1, and comparing the standard power vs the Smith setup. This time i…
Slayer Exciter self-charging & running.ASF
This is the ‘Slayer Exciter’ running on a capacitor that has less than one volt in it. I show the strange wave form on a computer O-scope and show the voltage on the capacitor…
Bedini Leedskalnin – Running Small DC Motor
I would like to start by saying that a couple of my resistors get hot with the wheel turning and no load on the charge terminals. In this video I start by showing the…
Motor – Generator running on a capacitor
Here is a simple “Motor – Generator” that is using a Joule Thief type circuit and a single shaft mounted neo magnet. I show it running on a 2.3 volt 10 Farad super capacitor…
Cement battery running a Hartley Oscillator Transmitter.ASF
This shows one of my cement batteries running a Hartley Oscillator AM transmitter. This oscillator circuit operates on extremely low power and can transmit a few feet. The circuit diagram shown here was posted…
Muller Dynamo running to the tune of Bach
I hung my running Muller Dynamo up by a string and let it dance to the beat of Bach. It is running on energy stored in a 2.7 volt 22F supercapacitor. This video doesn’t…
Slayer Exciter running on very low power.ASF
This is the ‘Slayer Exciter’ running on table lamp light energy or a small 1.5 volt button cell battery. A small solar panel is used with a capacitor to run the exciter in a…
Wireless Power: Nail Motor Running on Wireless Power, Stored Power
The simple Nail Motor demonstrator is hooked up to the DC output of a wireless receiver and run for a while that way. I’m amazed actually, it runs quite well, better even than from…