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Author Topic: My Ambient Powered AC Amplifier And Oscillator Square Wave Generator  (Read 11338 times)

joellagace

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Good day all! With some of my own experiments based on Tesla's Radiant Energy Devices, I came up with this!


This circuit uses 2n2222a transistors configured as negative resistors. A primary full wave rectifier pulls in various  Ambient energy spikes. Such as RF, Magnetic and even Earth Currents. It is very important to use large capacitor antenna, Such as a large metal sphere up as high as you can in the air. The antenna capacitor must NOT be earth grounded!! Use Coax as an electret capacitor feed line. Short out the coax at the top that connects to the capacitor antenna. The electret properties of the coax will greatly enhance the effects of collecting energy. AC ground Must be a REAL earth ground such as a cold water pipe. This circuit will fail to work without a proper ground. At the proper location. The first rectifier in this circuit can get peaks of 12 volts without connecting to a charging capacitor. This circuit has enough self  capacitive properties that after a few moments a DC bias is formed and negative resistance AC amplifier properties kick in within the rectifier sections. Transistors also have some capacitor properties along side with the breadboard.  Capacitor one is charged up to the trigger voltage it takes to turn on switching transistor 2n2222a, This pulses the DC output voltage of rectifier 2 into L1 coil. The secondary  side gets a pulsed DC square wave output. For what ever usage you may have. It is 100% powered by the Ambient!!

If you can't get an antenna up, Stashing a tangle of 50 feet or more of electret coax, If you have a sort of commercial oven. Google up how to enhance the electret properties of a coax. It is very worthwhile for a project like this! Then simply tangle that spaghetti of coax in a bunch some place inside or outside and it will work not bad as a power sucking antenna.

Tesla had a thing about using the earth energies to power his various switches, This helped him along with other projects and usages, So With that said I wonder what next could be done with this? Step the voltage up or down as needed, Pulse charge batteries and capacitors at varying voltages? Or maybe just like Tesla did, Use it as a free energy operated control switch for what ever project that may require such a device?

Here is a Youtube video of the device I built in action showing the square wave generation on an oscilloscope 100% Ambient Powered!

https://youtu.be/vO_2YmtAmU0

Now I just wonder what would the next step be ? What could I try next? Any ideas to make the circuit work better? What are your thoughts!

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Re: My Ambient Powered AC Amplifier And Oscillator Square Wave Generator
« Reply #1 on: December 26, 2019, 01:20:15 PM »
Hello this circuit is good for my POE vortex coil, that low frequency would be very useful with the toroidal coil, I use the POE coil and only need a low frequency AC pulse, the coil converts that pulse into high frequency, it would be great for what I need, my idea of ​​the device comes by there, it is the energy lowered as a radio station, tesla style, moray, I want to build a circuit like yours, so I use it with my coil, I have been looking for it for a while, that pulse could be amplified with vacuum valves, they can be amplified put 3 - 6-9 - volts and take it to hundreds of volts with those valves

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Re: My Ambient Powered AC Amplifier And Oscillator Square Wave Generator
« Reply #2 on: January 18, 2020, 02:16:31 PM »
Well I'm still working on this and taking it to the next step. I plan to step up these pulses or collect enough energy to be able to drive Spark. There are various almost endless methods at this point I need to explore and choose. To produce this effect. Next I'm working on the coil assembly.

L1 and L2 no problem, But Low impedance L3 was such a bitch to bend and keep in place esp if you suck at building things with your hands like I am haha! Needless to say I figured it out, It may look ugly but it worked out! Now next step is to wire this up to one of my many circuits that use ambient and negative resistance amplification and earth telluric currents. That 12 volts "free Energy" square wave, I can use that to power a step up, like a fly back circuit to get a tiny 1kv operational spark gap. Or maybe even just via step up transformer if I can find optimal frequency tuning. That produces my 1kv high voltage spark and let the coil do the rest.

The coil also feeds a special or very plain motor that can handle high frequency pulsing currents and spinning shaft (optional gravity flywheel attached, Not sure if its even needed at this point) connected to that of a regular generator motor, and you get the idea of the rest. Every one seems to not be that impressed with my various  prototypes that only run LEDs and tiny lights, I wanted to just prove points of concepts, I guess that's boring in today's world so I'm going bigger, This one I'm building now should power, tools fans heaters etc,, If I can get away with the 1kw or so of output im expecting with a generator it could drive.

I'm thinking of using a coax instead of a center core rod as the coax dialectic and capacitance might do some enhancing effects with high frequency pulsing. Yep the core is live, kind of like how it is with a MOT :) I need to build a few different variations of this coil and experiment with some ideas til I find the optimal setup. Its not a Tesla coil! but its based on many of his foundation ideas.

On how I think this works in part? This coil also acts as an ambient "AC" amplifier. How could this work you may ask, It is the effect of negative resistance device acting as an AC current amplifier. But where do you get the negative resistance? Easy! Its the spark gap. Many seem to forget apart from acting as an efficient interrupt. The high voltage spark gap also acts as a negative resistance device. But a negative resistance device needs to have some DC bias voltage to be able to operate as an AC amplifier. That is also easy. This coil provides it's own source of self bias "DC" or what appears to work as DC at a specific very high frequency as Tesla observed with a well tuned coil system. But only at high frequencies is this "Fake" DC  apparent. Tesla wanted to "DC" power his Xray death ray tube at the top of his Giant Tesla coil via this method! So why not use some of his ideas in part!

The next important stage is that this coil grounds at two separate coils within. And the two earth grounds need to be well spaced apart. What does this do? Well at high frequency AC, that is More seen like Very Low Frequency or VLF to the ham radio operator then AC hehe! Acts as a big underground loop. The VLF folks use this method to build "Virtual huge underground loop antennas for VLF listening hobbies. What this does in my case as Tesla said, We must keep the loop closed and this does just that, Also taps into the earth telluric currents, and taps into the huge negative energy potential of ground where this "ground" doesn't really act as ground no more in this circuit but a huge infinite reservoir of energy. That can supply at high frequency pulses current to an inductive load (We must not break the loop) like that motor i want to spin and drive another generator for regular compatible use energy that powers our regular house hold stuff. Well thats my hypothesis/theory/ etc anyways on how it works.

Hope I get somewhere with it all on the larger scale! Wish me luck! I will keep you posted from time to time. But I post more often on my youtube! If anyone has any suggestions of course I'd love to hear from you!




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Re: My Ambient Powered AC Amplifier And Oscillator Square Wave Generator
« Reply #3 on: January 18, 2020, 03:33:23 PM »
Pay attention to the recent gerson paiva replication, and the iraq replication.

good luck

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Re: My Ambient Powered AC Amplifier And Oscillator Square Wave Generator
« Reply #4 on: January 18, 2020, 04:53:49 PM »
For sure, Will do, anything can help, everyone has their own version of saying how this all works, It gets confusing, But all info is needed :)

Right now im wondering if I should take the output from the generator it would spin and charge up a super capacitor bank emulating for example a 12 volt DC battery pack. This would offer much less charging resistance then rechargeable batteries and could take a beating much better then batteries when it comes to charging and rapid discharging. People have destroyed batteries trying to charge up similar circuits and coil i'm experimenting with, Maybe replacing with super capacitors is the answer and use that stored energy to power your everyday things, 60 Hertz AC inverter etc.. and also feed power to the spark gap circuit that drives the coil! That would be a method of keeping the whole device running on its "own"  and producing more at the generator output once it has started up for a few moments.

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Re: My Ambient Powered AC Amplifier And Oscillator Square Wave Generator
« Reply #5 on: January 25, 2020, 04:09:57 AM »
Well I wanted to see how well this works. So I want to start small. I don't want to drive it with crazy currents first to start, like most folks seem to want to do. As mixed with the high voltages it gets difficult to tell what kind of an effect is going on if any. Without any "real" lab

So I started it up to test the coil with just 1.5 volt DC drive to start my spark gap oscillator step-up circuit. ( dead battery, Half charged battery, Capacitor, or one of my many ambient drive circuits.) and the coils assembly steps up enough to get thousands of volts for that negative resistance spark gap effect to pass trough the coil circuit and also act as ambient AC currents amplifier. Ground loop working great spaced at about 40 feet apart.  Unlike Tesla, I'm Driving this florescent light at Low voltage 150 volts L3 Low impedance side. Instead of the high voltage side. The high frequency pulsed AC Gives very bright I left my Kitchen lights on, And you can see the Florescent so bring with ridiculously low input circuit drive.

I can really notice an effect of amplification here!, With such little input drive. I have tried regular Tesla coil configurations with various generated 1kv spark gaps and the florescent tube does react to high voltages like it should, but it is more of a strong glow. Not like having it plugged into the home AC. More like this circuit is doing right now with practically next to no input drive. very impressed.

Here is a YouTube video of just my initial try with just 1.5 volts input drive.

https://youtu.be/fqSmx41_4hY

More experiments to come and I want to replace the florescent tube with something more appropriate like an inductive load motor that can run at high frequency AC.

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Re: My Ambient Powered AC Amplifier And Oscillator Square Wave Generator
« Reply #6 on: January 25, 2020, 01:25:57 PM »
Hello how are you doing? very good what are you doing, have you thought of putting a bucking winding as secondary? that the coils are CW and CCW, so their magnetic fields are opposed, that will give you a lot of gain, if you don't do bucking coil, you would have to use capacitors on the other side, because the magnetic and the dialectic has to be balanced so that everything flows the time, that flow of fields makes you can make a great profit from there, the ferrite powder core is very good to improve the frequency, it works very well, and also leaving that coaxial nucleus

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Re: My Ambient Powered AC Amplifier And Oscillator Square Wave Generator
« Reply #7 on: January 25, 2020, 02:23:14 PM »
I am using,  coils are CW and CCW :) And using a coax as a center rod does seem to have some effect against the high frequency pulses, Just not sure how much of an effect every part plays role in. Still experimenting with various configurations. I start very small and work my way up. The reason I'm experimenting/tuning with such low voltage drive as I want to be able to ultimately drive this with ambient, with the help of my other many projects and prototypes.

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« Reply #8 on: January 25, 2020, 03:12:49 PM »
great, remember that it has to be LC, use a quartz core, it will help you raise the frequency since it is stable, or quartz dust, old school cores, and something else I saw when I work with the coils and motors , is that it is very different when you do the tests with a regulated source, that is when you use the electricity of the house, because it is a source that is not free, and instead if you use a battery bank, other effects appear, the batteries are loaded with back emf, or if you use a generator engine as a source, this engine with the back emf accelerates, you notice the changes, tesla and all the others did not use the home network to power their machines, because the resonance does not work the same if You are connected to the house, is what I notice in my experiments and in others that I always see

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Re: My Ambient Powered AC Amplifier And Oscillator Square Wave Generator
« Reply #9 on: January 26, 2020, 01:30:36 AM »
I Think I'm on to something, I may not need to use a high frequency compatible AC motor after all! I might be able to go 100% solid state, I think I figured out a transducer transformers stage instead of that inductive high frequency  AC load motor. that will allow me to convert this energy back into regular voltage compatible DC.  I hocked up 3 special high voltage high frequency transformers I had laying around from an old project. I'm lucky they where tuned to high frequency!  Around 380hz. Now each transformer is connected in parallel, feeding into the high voltage side as primaries and the secondaries are low voltage and they all got their own full bridge diode rectifier and Im getting about 3 volts each. Since its regular DC,  The caps can be wired like batteries in series to up the voltage, I'm experimenting charging a dead 4.5 volt battery. Up at 1.29 volts now! :) What is interesting is the circuit self operates from ambient, and when there's enough accumulated inside primary charging capacitor I got setup it triggers the spark circuit that puts the whole generator unto full drive. Now I'm hoping with the transducer setup I can keep the generator self sustaining. And feed a regular AC inverters. A low power one to start of course. And see how well it charges a cell phone on the side, as well from the wall adapter 110 AC 60hz.

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« Reply #10 on: January 26, 2020, 02:38:53 AM »
Well using my last idea, It definitely is self sustainable from the ambient and what not....

I'm able to produce and keep a 1kv spark gap circuit going like I expected I could, Driven from ambient power. It takes a moment to start then once spark starts it kicks the generator into high gear mode keeping the 1kv spark gap active for as long as I don't mess with it as you can see in the video, But it takes a moment when I do make an oops and after a few moments of in active I can start it up again once it has enough pre built up charge. So I  think I am going in the right direction.

Here is a video of my generator running on its own so far.
https://youtu.be/-grv14fkLXI



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Re: My Ambient Powered AC Amplifier And Oscillator Square Wave Generator
« Reply #11 on: January 26, 2020, 05:09:41 AM »
great, did you put a ground connection to the coil? Or did you connect the ground to the input circuit? or both? Do you have an oscilloscope to see the signal? Does the coil I use transform the low frequency that enters, at high frequency at the output, will this circuit work for my coil? what do you think? thank you very much, very good your experiment

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Re: My Ambient Powered AC Amplifier And Oscillator Square Wave Generator
« Reply #12 on: January 26, 2020, 11:25:15 AM »
Here is a video of my generator running on its own so far.
https://youtu.be/-grv14fkLXI

Very interesting... to make it clear once again: you don't need any input voltage now ?  Because in your 1st version there was an input.
What about the 'antenna' ?  Is there still one ?

An updated circuit diagram would be helpful because from the video it's quite difficult to get how the components are connected.

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Re: My Ambient Powered AC Amplifier And Oscillator Square Wave Generator
« Reply #13 on: January 26, 2020, 01:08:51 PM »
Yes it still needs some sort of input to start, It don't seem to care how as long as it gets about 1.5 volts to start up, It can come and I have tested from the output of my first circuit diagram or similar, My apologies for not updating every little thing. as I keep experimenting and slight modifying, But yes at the core its still the same.  If I don't want to wait on accumulating charges then I can give it a kick start with a 1.5 volt "bust" from any source if I have it..

The First circuit accumulates ambient and gives out low voltage pulses, These pulses get sent to another circuit, That charges up another capacitor array,  When there is enough of a charge, About 1.5 volts or so it triggers another circuit. This one I didn't make a schematic,  It's just the most simple one transistor "flyback" or what most would better assassinate the name to that of a "joule thief" that I use to Drive spark high frequency to my coil.

Now on the Kapa coil, Yes 2 separate grounds, I still use cold water ground and Radio antenna ground. Hocked up Ground wise just like all the Kapa schematics. ....

Now where i'm supposed to have the inductive load , I replaced with a network of high frequency transformers I had laying around from anther "fly back" project I worked on in the fast.  Each transformer primaries in parallel. They all have their own rectifier circuit, feeding rectified output input, flyback (spark drive circuit)

Its messy and I'm still working/experimenting/changing in real time on trying to represent it in schematic..

As you see in the video once it stops(usually caused by me!!) I can't always start it up right away again! I have to wait a few mins and tinker with it.  And it worked better last night for no apparent reason other then environment conditions so that's interesting as well.


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« Reply #14 on: January 30, 2020, 01:28:14 AM »
Here is the updated schematic, I'm sorry it took so long. I'm always experimenting and changing something. So far this has been the best configuration in self sustain mode, But This is just experimentation, The ultimate goal is still to drive a special high frequency AC motor and spin a generator.  But I must first experiment with everything I can first.

The Vacuum tube as a load seems to give me interesting results, Seems to work better as a cold cathode reaction. I tried warming up the heater with no apparent effects? I'm not sure why, As a Side effect, It spits out such strong blanket wide band HF all around the spectrum and the neighborhood. Not good thing but it was interesting for the sake of the experiment, As the  lightbulb inductive loads didn't do this unless I had my radio right "on" one of the coils to hear the typical "magnetic" noise.  Maybe perhaps a "better" radio circuit could be built around the primitive tube circuit and take  full advantage of this amplification effect. To power a strong radio HF transmitter with very little input drive. Who knows!

Anyways I have a youtube video to upload of my generator running well in this self sustainable test mode. Still wondering what to try out/change next?

Youtube video of it working here.
https://youtu.be/yh1mTUKZ71Y