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Good antenna for crystal radio is better:
Good Antenna is Best RF Amplifier for Crystal and AM Radio Sets
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Ah the crystal set, a true free energy device. Even before the first radio transmission such a device would have crackled into life, no music of course but the sound of free energy. Hisses crackles and pops mixed with other cosmological noise. In our search for free energy we could do worse than study how to improve its efficiency.Originally posted by Franco malgarini View PostGood antenna for crystal radio is better:
Good Antenna is Best RF Amplifier for Crystal and AM Radio Sets
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Not living next to a powerful transmitting station can limit success however
the subject of building a scavenging crystal receiver can still be explored and discussed.
The results usually fall below most of our expectations however some improvement of design may find it's way into
a wireless approach.
Developing an ability to build and tune in a good signal can be helpful. Classical case of spending time on a signal that is not
constant or is fading in and out can lead to unusual trial and error results.
Having a goal of using just a few parts to selectively tune a signal for the purpose of extracting power can be enhanced by simultaneously receiving a harmonic on the same tank circuit overcoming diode insertion loss. Building more circuits over a wider spectrum can sum up to a more significant value than a single receiver can do in practicality. If you can harvest a few milli-amps then over time it might result in useable power or at least a novelty power. Much like an earth battery the selectivity and low band and needed longwire often times compromises a fundimental for a weaker harmonic.
The AM and lower bands usually require longer wire whereas vhf and higher requires more delicate tuning. Not limiting yourself to conventional bands may helpful.
Having access to a scan of stations and their signal strength or noise level can be helpful.Last edited by mikrovolt; 02-18-2015, 12:17 PM.
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I would suggest that the radio aspect of this device is incidental in our search for gathering ambient energy. A related device would be the Tate Power Module. Both, at their core principle of energy-gathering, seem to have similarities with Tesla's Apparatus for Harnessing Radiant Energy (Patent 685,957). Tesla Patent 685,957 - Apparatus for the Utilization of Radiant Energy.Originally posted by mbrownn View PostAh the crystal set, a true free energy device. Even before the first radio transmission such a device would have crackled into life, no music of course but the sound of free energy. Hisses crackles and pops mixed with other cosmological noise. In our search for free energy we could do worse than study how to improve its efficiency.
Drawing electric charge in thru such a device (crystal radio or Tate power module) will give us very low voltage and little, if any current. That said, can we build something like a Cockroft-Walton power multiplier to scale up the voltage for possible discharge thru a spark gap?
If people feel I've gone off-course with this idea in this thread, please let me know, and I'll start another; I've no desire to derail. Anyway, this is my next project - anyone have any suggestions? I'll be using germanium diodes and caps in CW PM kind of setup.
Bob
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Such devices are more like detectors than producers of energy, but they do prove its existence.Originally posted by Bob Smith View PostI would suggest that the radio aspect of this device is incidental in our search for gathering ambient energy. A related device would be the Tate Power Module. Both, at their core principle of energy-gathering, seem to have similarities with Tesla's Apparatus for Harnessing Radiant Energy (Patent 685,957). Tesla Patent 685,957 - Apparatus for the Utilization of Radiant Energy.
Drawing electric charge in thru such a device (crystal radio or Tate power module) will give us very low voltage and little, if any current. That said, can we build something like a Cockroft-Walton power multiplier to scale up the voltage for possible discharge thru a spark gap?
If people feel I've gone off-course with this idea in this thread, please let me know, and I'll start another; I've no desire to derail. Anyway, this is my next project - anyone have any suggestions? I'll be using germanium diodes and caps in CW PM kind of setup.
Bob
Think about this one and if you like it start a new thread on it. We can detect earth currents and we know that they can be of a magnitude of KA. we also know they can vary in strength. Would it be possible to put rods into the rock on either side of the grand canyon and draw current through a transformer or Cockroft-Walton power multiplier to provide a usable output?
Similarly could we detect currents with the crystal set on the atmosphere and set up two long wires a half wavelength apart and draw current. A crystal set combined with a scope would be a simple detector that could be used to set up such a device
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Mbrownn,
Interesting ideas, perhaps worth pursuing by someone in a warmer climate than where I am, where we've been averaging about -20 degrees Celsius each morning, with lots of snow on the ground.
I'll start a thread for the idea I mentioned.
Bob
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http://www.energeticforum.com/215834-post1.htmlhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YhuSn6sc7scCapacitor electric Charger power from the air
you decide ,I wouldn't like to bet against Nikki doing anything he turned his mind to.
from an acorn giant oaks grow perhaps from a crystal set too
kind regards Duncan
Last edited by Duncan; 02-21-2015, 01:46 PM.Whatever you can do,or dream you can,begin it.Boldness has genius,power and magic in it.Begin it now.
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Hello Duncan!
Glad to read your fine post - music to my virtual ears
I've started up a thread on scaling up energy from the Tate power module (same principle, I believe). I'll copy your post there as well.
I'm completely convinced of the merit of this kind of endeavor.
Thanks,
Bob
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Crystal Radio Initiative
We filmed a new video presentation of the Crysta Radio Initative with Eric Dollard and will be posting info on it and a compilation of related forum posts. Stay tuned...Sincerely,
Aaron Murakami
Books, Videos, ESTC Conference Info, Blog, etc. https://emediapress.com
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I have posted this before in a couple places, but take a look at this book and chapter 17 which is the ambient power receiver. I have built it, and it works. A fun project.
EDITED to change the PDF link to one that works without the nonsense.
DaveLast edited by Turion; 04-30-2015, 09:24 PM.
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free book?
Did their little survey with a valid email, it accepted it, but download said not completed - then said invalid email.Originally posted by Turion View PostI have posted this before in a couple places, but take a look at this book and chapter 17 which is the ambient power receiver. I have built it, and it works. A fun project.
22 Radio and Receiver Projects for the E Free download
DaveSincerely,
Aaron Murakami
Books, Videos, ESTC Conference Info, Blog, etc. https://emediapress.com
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Sorry,
It's several places on the net. Thought that was the one that worked best, but it's this one:
I own a copy, so I never worry about the on line PDF version.
Also changed the link in my previous post.
DaveLast edited by Turion; 04-30-2015, 09:25 PM.
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ambient power
Thanks - that worked.Originally posted by Turion View PostSorry,
It's several places on the net. Thought that was the one that worked best, but it's this one:
I own a copy, so I never worry about the on line PDF version.
Also changed the link in my previous post.
Dave
What were you able to power with that?
There are quite a few variations on that design and a few have been posted here long ago that I can recall.Sincerely,
Aaron Murakami
Books, Videos, ESTC Conference Info, Blog, etc. https://emediapress.com
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Aaron,
I went back and looked at my notes. I was running a bunch of lights at 12 volts, but the most I got out of it was about 8-10 amps at 12 volts.
I know the book claims 36 volts at 12 amps, but I never got that much. I don't recall if it was because I didn't try or because I didn't have any more bulbs, and it isn't in my notes. It was too long ago. I seem to recall trying to run a small DC motor, but that isn't in my notes anywhere so that may be wishful thinking.
Dave
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