Building a custom frequency generator

[MystD]

Since I'm not allowed to ask for help about overunity/free energy I'd at least like to get some pointers about building a custom frequency gen. with low energy consumption that I can use with my 2F capacitor.

 

[Martaine2005]

Hi MystD,
Who said you are not allowed?
Anyway, 2 Farad capacitor, what voltage?
The frequency generator to generate what frequencies?
What is low energy consumption? Can you give an idea?Watts, milliwatts or microwatts?

 

[MystD]

My whole thread was deleted = I'm not allowed to talk about such things.
I don't remember and nothing is on the package it's probably 12 or 24V.
The frequency I don't know yet.
I have no idea how much energy a frequency gen uses/needs, components should be affordable and not use/waste too much energy. My capacitor needs to feed several devices.

 

[Martaine2005]

Well, erm, you can talk to me about it...
Can you answer my questions and somebody will definitely help you!
How is your 2 F capacitor going to feed several devices? Can you also supply us with a block diagram first?

 

[duke37]

If you wish to consider free energy systems you really must study physics. Even if
by some miracle you find energy, then you will have to deal with it by conventional means.

A digital watch uses a low power oscillator and will run on a small battery for years.
CMOS circuits use very little power, just a little every time they change state so a low frequency oscillator can use less power than the self discharge of the battery.

 

[MystD]

I don't have a block diagram yet I'm still in the planning phase. Give me some time and I'll work out something.

Or I just test some free energy stuff I find interesting and learn a bit while doing so.

 

[Martaine2005]

I don't remember and nothing is on the package it's probably 12 or 24V.

You mean that you have already bought it? You gave away money?
Ok,Ok, what is in the package? please tell us! it's really important. I sincerely hope the sender hasn't broke the OSA!

 

[MystD]

Y I bought copper wire, the 2F capacitor and a car amp about a year ago. Didn't have time to do this till now.

Found it online: http://www.amazon.com/Soundquest-SQCAP2M-Capacitor-Digital-Display/dp/B00381UKD0

 

[Martaine2005]

That is a nice looking capacitor!
What does it do?

 

[MystD]

They are normally used in a car audio setup when there is extra power strain, probably when the bass is very high. I'll misuse it as a battery, wont get much out of it but if I can run everything for 10 seconds that's more than enough for a test.

 

[Martaine2005]

Wow, I would love to see your findings!
Will you video your tests?

 

[MystD]

I pretty much have to, since there is no one that tested it the way I plan to.

 

[Martaine2005]

Be prepared for the CIA to make you sign the OSA!
You keep digging!
Good luck!

 

[MystD]

What's that? I mean the OSA and why would the CIA want to make me sign it?

 

[davenn]

Who said you are not allowed?

Martin, you should know better

 

[davenn]

That is a nice looking capacitor!
What does it do?

its a capacitor, it does what every capacitor does when energised ... it stores energy

@MystD
if you are trying to convince us that you can get more power out of it than you put in
you can give up now and go study some real physics and electronics


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[AnalogKid]

if I can run everything for 10 seconds that's more than enough for a test.

And now, some real fizix - EC=IT

If a capacitor is discharged with a constant current load, this very simple equation tells you how long the cap can run things.

If your cap is charged up to 12 V, and the device you are powering must have at least 10 V to function, then E = 2 V, the amount of output voltage change you can tolerate.

If your device draws three amps, the I = 3

Your cap is 2 F, so C = 2

Rearranging the equation, T = (E x C) / I = (2 x 2) / 3 = 1.33 seconds.

A lower operating current extends the running time; with a 1 A load the run time is 4 seconds.

ak

 

[cjdelphi]

Use a 2F cap with a frequency generator?

Can I use ice cream in a toaster? I could but it was never designed to go in a toaster..

A 12v 2F cap is ideally suited for Amps running off 12v batteries, they're not suited (waste of money when a 20c cap is required)

If you manage to get even 20ma from free energy, unless it came from space in the form of background radiation or light, then it's not free as someone paid for it... maybe theft is a better word for free energy?

 

[davenn]

and with those good responses
thread closed