@acerzw,
Sure. I will post everything. Sharing is caring.
The only complicated part would the asm for the 1, 1.5, 2 modulus freqs. I have to dig in the manual to see their mult and div statements. If that is there then piece of cake. Actually that is a stupid statement. I just figure out the bit count to speed and dump that into the counter registers. I'm done.

I did realize that there are quite a few posts on the freqs and jdo300 is heading that way with a uchip & digital signal chip solution. We talked about the Parallax quite a bit. It is agreed that the digital control would be the best. Analog jumps and could jump into a banger. That was proved in my last scope movie on youtube.    I connect all this in a bit.

Now for some history:
Tesla stated that the spark killed men, metallic objects became charged. Those 2 statements imply power and field size.
Now my part. Whoever has not been to my website then they will not know I have stainless steel in my feet from an accident. I also carry the staphylococci  from a hospital accident. So I kept my coil generated field size below the 2 ft radius to keep the field from the metal in my feet. I cannot afford to have the metal discharge at all and cause any blemish on the surfaces. The staph would rush to the site and cause infection. Already been there, am not going back again.

Now you all understand my harping on safety.

We will now return to our regularly scheduled program.

--giantkiller.

Here is a very nice audio amp i found with a quick google. Very simple class A mosfet amp which is DC coupled and will have extremely wide bandwidth should easily run DC to a 1 meg i recon. The only drawback is the split rails supply but hey if your going to do this then give it the best shot. If it works then scaling back on quality can come later and you can then use this a very nice home hi fi amp so it wont go to waste no matter what happens. I heard this class A stuff before it just has to be heard the difference really is amazing! Even at 3 Hz your speaker cone will just move in and out like a piston LOL and this is exactly what SM is describing to make the TPU work.

Half way down this page http://www.geocities.com/leobodnar/audio_amplifiers.html

i didn't know you was bionic so better use a handheld kill switch instead.

easy.......there wont be any RF nor pulses. This is a musical instrument and such no RF should be generated. Do your mains transformer at home create RF and hash? Mine dont.

@giantkiller,

Yes, Firefox on Ubuntu Linux, all open source, don't you know.

However I do have a small XP partition on my main machine for old times sake, so I will boot that and take a look...

Anyway GK, keep up the good work, I am impressed that you are doing this with metal in your person, must be a nightmare at the airport... so I can see that the next project needs to be anti-gravity so we can build a UFO and avoid all those airport checks...

I probably will post a little something in the AM for group moral boosting purposes. I do think that once the TPU replication is done an dusted (before Xmas to keep our Walmart friend happy) that the accumulated knowledge of all on this thread who care to participate should be applied to building an anti-gravity device. After all with all the free-energy, we will need to use if for something worthwhile, and powering banks of 100w light-bulbs is not awe inspiring to me.

So I propose that we use the energy to power a anti-grav device. We know it can be done from the www.hutchinsoneffect.ca website, so we just need to perfect it. The Tibetans have done it for Hundreds of years with music and as bolt says we have a musical instrument. I strongly believe that the TPU is not far off a functioning AG device, the whole universe it built of waves, just a case of learning to resonate them in the right way. I am convinced that RE is related to Wilhelm Reich's orgone energy. Much research leads me to believe that ions and a TPU like device can do it.

Anyway, until later and hopefully in the AM I will post a little something...

Acerzw (or Robert)

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Shipping 1-2 weeks
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MPlab ide downloaded and installed
Manuals printed
Training curve started.

Process model started for the frequency loops.
Will decide on Opensource VB ide clone to create pc interface to Uctrlr board through serial cable. WIll migrate to blue tooth later. Have another project that needs this.

Sites for tube stuff.
http://www.askjanfirst.com/eindex.htm

And as a back up for the xr-2206 sine wave output.
http://www.loetstelle.net/projekte/xr2206neu/xr2206neu.php
Got to find the supplier of small quantity of chips for < $100us. Anybody?

Now on to the amplifier stage...

And for you picture buffs:
http://tmpgenc.pegasys-inc.com/en/product/tme_feature.html
http://picturecode.com/index.htm

--giantkiller. My goal has been to finitely reproduce the Hutchison effect. Maybe injecting different type waveforms.

@acerzw,

Obsessive, Compulsive Creativity (OC2, I am my own chemical compound). LOL. If you get to the web page you see will a Finish line for children's pinewood derby races. This version uses cables. I have the race tracking software done and want to hook the 2 together so that after registration the device runs the pc.
OBTW: I've  built hands too.

--giantkiller. No sleep, no life, no time, only progress.LOL.

Go this excerpt from the amp site.

Class A power amplifier designed to drive loudspeakers. Initially I wanted to use separate heavily asymmetrical PSU biasing opamp into full class A for the whole swing of output voltage but not after I have heard it play. The sound is gorgeous! This sound is bright and crisp. Bass is so punchy - I did not think my Tannoys Mercury M2.5 would sound so good. Actually after finishing wiring a prototype I spent two days just sitting a listening to my favorite albums again and again...
 
This is the best design I have came up so far!
I use two 6x6x4cm heatsinks per channel. Power supply is unregulated (just transformer, diode bridge and capacitors) but I cannot hear anything even when I put my ear within few centimeters of the loudspeaker. Opamp has very good power supply rejection ratio. I've tried to keep everything as simple as possible and basically LM317 would be just one extra opamp... If you are looking for better sound, get separate regulated low power supply just for the U1 opamp, something like +-15V at 100-200 mA.
I have also used one LM7805 to get bias for both channels - you may want to use two separate 7805 in a final amp to get better channel separation. R2 pot is anything from 500 to 50k. I have used 22k.

To convert this to a headphone amp just use lower gain (1..3) and possibly regulated power supply. Of course idle current should be brought down to 50-100mA.


I personally prefer AD826 against OPA2604 but the difference is so small I am not even sure that it exists. The amp has so few components and is so simple that no single component can colour the sound too much. And no single electrolytics beside bypass for opamp (2x100uF), at least not in signal path!

The split rail is not bad. But I have never seen a voltage regulator used like that. A slick trick.

Correction to doco here:
http://www.analog.com/en/prod/0,2877,AD826,00.html

(6) AD826 ordered.

I think this vid applies: