Experiments, inventions, patents, …
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…
As I first discovered in 2009, the Rosemary Ainslie Quantum Magazine article describing her claimed COP over 17 circuit includes a 555 timer schematic circuit that produces an INVERTED duty cycle from that claimed…
See description: This type of oscillator has got to be one of the least power hungry on the planet. Lidmotor showed us his version, from a circuit found at Overunity.com. His circuit drew just…
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…
This is a variant of TinMan’s “Cool Joule” circuit. It is an LED light circuit that charges at the same time that the light is being powered. The circuit is simlar to a “Joule…
The Single-Shot trigger mode of the HP180a is demonstrated. This works at very fast timebase settings too. Just crank up the intensity of the dot and repeat the same procedure for your fast, single…
Combining present circuit ideas with those of the recent video by PMMG4HYBRID, this video demonstrates a peculiar phenomenon…that of a li-ion cell charging back up after moderate usage. Whether cell chemistry, radiant conditioning or…
This is a replication of Chiilqueen’s high voltage inverter circuit that uses electrical component parts removed from a disposable flash camera. The project required careful removal of certain small parts from the printed circuit…
This is a 60 watt equiv. LED bulb that uses 9.5 watts when driven by the mains. It is rated at 800 lumens and is the best LED bulb I have tested to date….
This shows how the basic ‘Cool Joule’ circuit can be added onto and turned into an “exciter” circuit. The component values are different but the placement in the circuit resemble the SEC 15 or…
