Ground Activated LED SJR L Circuit Runs Battery Free

[@SatmediaAustria]

I would like to replicate this circuit. Can you share the diagramm and the info about the new coil windings? Thank you very much an greetings from Austria

[@2007rgallo]

i discovered this effect back in 1989 while designing an electronic sign...i believe what is actually happening is something like; tuning in ambient RF and taking the signal to ground through the led/diode. sort of tank circuit-ish.

[@lightdark00]

I have a battery powered fluorescent flashlight where the bulb is a loop. As the batteries discharge, the light does not fill the whole length. I can brighten the light by touching its plastic enclosure, and pull the light brighter by having more of it shine. I'm pretty sure it's caused by the same grounding effect. Always kept this flashlight, more of a camping light, just because that effect was cool.

[@oudotcom]

Hi LS, well done ! Did it only light up when you touched the one spot with your fingers ? Then your body works as an antenna inducing RF power into the circuit and the Germanium diode rectifies it and storing it in the cap. Grounding the one pin then adds the ground to the body antenna, so you have a good antenna ( your body) and the ground connection. Using the battery or the cable loop you use a virtual ground, just a mass of metal as a virtual ground. Was there an RF source near you, when you did this experiment or do you have a WIFI router running near there ? Regards, Stefan.

[@tonycorona8264]

Good to see your still working on that circuit, very impressive results :)

[@RonRay]

One of the main factors in this circuit is the connection of your hand to the circuit board (where you're holding it). Just how that connection influences the voltage is the mystery here. I think it is using your body as a storage capacitor or even to produce a minute current.

[@homebuiltindoorplane]

It can double as a sensitive detector of static and electric charge for your atmospheric experiments.

[@SardiPax]

When you connect the battery to one side and it lights, or move the wire loop close to the ground, I think you're forming a small capacitive load (which you don't do when you touch the circuit in 2 places). Presumably this alters the tuning on your circuit just enough to allow the oscillator to start running.

[@carlmillinder2704]

you basically made a crystal radio circuit, just without the tuning selecter and without the earpiece

[@carlmillinder2704]

I rewatched the video looking for the microwave test that you mentioned, and didn't see it. The thing most people forget about a faraday cage, is that it has to be sealed to work, so unless it continued working inside the microwave, with the door closed, it wasn't really in a proper faraday cage...

[@carlmillinder2704]

there are also differences in which frequencies are blocked, by adjusting the mesh size of the conductive materials used. I believe that consumer microwaves operate at approximately 2.4 Ghz, in the ISM band for unlicensed spectrum, similar to older wifi routers and lots of other wireless electronics. I'm betting that the companies that make and sell most consumer grade microwave ovens would only design their shielding to only block the frequencies that their magnetron is operating at, to lower their material costs per unit. I know that I've personally witnessed several cheap microwaves interfering with their owner's wifi routers, which I know for a fact used 2.4 Ghz...

[@ronchildress57]

Embrace earth ground, not eliminate it. Your work in atmospheric motors, Tesla Magifying transmitters, crystal cells, earth batteries and Joule Ringers are all converging. A garden light that runs on an earth battery or antenna is a good goal and very marketable. You're an inspiration to many. Keep those videos coming. Thanks!

[@naokikashima9349]

Brilliant work as always lasersaber! I enjoy watching your videos, thanx for posting.

[@latasha66]

seems like you made a radio receiver... same principal as a crystal radio. The circuit draws so little power it might be powered from a local rf source such as a radio station, or similar. You can try putting a 10 foot piece of wire in the as an antenna on one terminals while the other terminal is grounded and see if it runs. Possibly a true Tesla power receiver!

[@cuddles6938]

latasha66 A University of Washington student already made a circuit board that gets power from the millions of radio waves passing through the atmosphere.

[@cuddles6938]

Now you know how UFO's get electricity out of the Earth, haha.

[@electronicsNmore]

Another great video.

[@hulladek3]

I think you eliminated a bit capacitance when you cleared the wires and now the circuit does not start to oscillate. You should look at it with a scope without and with ground. Keep in mind the scope will add a bit capacitance and load to the circuit.

[@tek4]

This is awesome. So if there is any updates, ill try to find them in your vids, long time subscriber but ive been quiet and work has kept me from watching and uploading too many times lol. I am wondering if you are achieving capacitive coupling to the 9v or the earth in this experiment. It would make sense since we do charge the earth and the natural 6 hz frequency of our planet. I am also wondering what would happen if placed with certain caps in a faraday cage and what effect that can be observed. This has me thinking and wanting to get back to practical experiments again. BTW i love your videos and science. You sir are a inspiration to me and my kids.

[@Pearce1450]

I'm thinking with the jumper wire, it acts like a magnetic coil. Only it discharges electrical current via magnetic energy.

[@abbaspourmoghadam3850]

Energy is everywhere we just need to harvest them

[@ab_ab_c]

Fascinating.. I don't know what to make of how that circuit is able to light in such strange connectivity arrangements. I'd like to examine the schematic & parts deails for that system! Can you determine the amperage between your device & the single 9V batt connector in that last connectivity arrangement?

[@oxiigen]

thank you so much fot this research, this is bigger than it looks!:)

[@AnDyity]

Ions are traveling from your body to the circuit via the iron in the battery your getting effects I've seen in my plasma ball experiment's try using a virtual ground that's is a magnet inside an iron tube there is a picture of it somewhere on the energetic forums.

[@fransjebik8554]

Hi Lasersaber, that is a beautiful result! I have your plan from the earth battery and soon I will make one. Are there any changes in your plan? If so, will you give me the link to the update? Thanks very much.

[@latasha66]

There is something bugging me about your schematic V3.0... that short segment of wire between the cathode of the bottom LED and the right side of the potentiometer. It seems like it doesn't really do anything... It' just hanging there on one side of the transformer without an obvious current path to anything. Is that segment of wire needed? Does the circuit work without it?

[@volt897]

I tried a similar joule ringer but this on a 470 uf capacitor the led ran for a very low time.

[@fidelcatsro6948]

great observation if not discovery! one small step to light led wirelessly by radiant energy, one giant leap towards reaching secrets of Thomas henry morrays sea of energy!!

[@fiddlermikey]

I've watched many of your videos and this one has really blown my mind. What an odd circuit. I am working on a K-5 STEAM (STEM + Arts) after school program and plan to incorporate some of your experiments into my curriculum. Thanks for all the research and awesome ideas.

[@tek4]

+fiddler mikey I was wondering, did you ?

[@MrTalhakamran2006]

lasersaber Salam, Could you please think of something to make electricity from heat or cold. Like a few foots tall peltier module. Half above the ground half underneath.

[@rochaaraujo9320]

Let me understand... Ground here, isn't providing energy, just a ground to circuit run, energy os coming from capacitor. Right?

[@Objectivityiskey]

This is super cool stuff! Thanks for sharing!!!

[@Pigeoncraft]

Very nice. How are your motors running?

[@NotWatching666999]

Nice, Very interesting. Keep this up! one day you might be able to build a huge one to put on an electric car!

[@Josh40996]

Spider at 3:25

[@rosethomas4445]

I seen that you made a joule thief, with a booster pack with lights. I am interested in trying to making one of these, can you give me instructions on what to buy. I really liked that one you made, that doesn't make noise. I am trying to cut my hydro down, so I thought that idea would be good for my household. Please and thank you.

[@volt897]

it was the classical joule ringer circuit

[@fletcho11]

lol, your left hand is in the same place for all the vids, fingers seam to touch the leads on the board! would like to see what happens with latex gloves , and or hold the circuit board on the edges!!

[@propertygeek]

That's so interesting. A strange thing I discovered with my multi meter around my yard. place probes in the ground East West and north south to observe very different readings. Hold a neodymium magnet on the probes and repeat touching magnets on earth . north south aragements give best results. no idea why or how but like to share.

[@SuperFinGuy]

Nice! Showing that the earth is of negative polarity.

[@Can101276]

***** Tesla was quoted as saying that the earth was a great repository of electrons.

[@cuddles6938]

Can101276 Yeah and UFO's fly over certain areas of Earth that give off power in the atmosphere. People thought that was bogus but a University of Washington student made a circuit board that gets power from the air, without a battery using the radio waves in the atmosphere.

[@SuperFinGuy]

Can101276 It is currently well documented too.The pinch effect causes an axial accumulation of mass (the centrifugal force) that gradually builds up to form the crust of the earth for example The pressured mass thus releases a lot of electrons at the crust. Check out this paper called "An Integrated Alternative Conceptual Framework to Heat Engine Earth, Plate Tectonics, and Elastic Rebound"

[@danyala.1659]

A mystery indeed! If it has something to do with negatively charged particles/electrons and ions, then how it possible for the ions in the ground to bypass the wire??? Theres not even using copper pipe as ground. Hmmm... The plastic is not a good conductor. Why is the electrolytic capacitor only activated when near the ground? Something is fishy around here.

[@SuperFinGuy]

Danyal Ahmad It's dielectric, he is establishing an electrical potential difference by touching the ground directly or through an insulator. Charge is not the electrons and ions per se but are moved by the charge of the electric field. that is why in the other video him using a capacitor worked as well. People often confuse electric current and the electric field.

[@danyala.1659]

So, you think the charged particle in the ground will be able to exert a force on the capacitor storing charged particles from the 9v battery. Interesting.

[@danyala.1659]

***** I understand you point the energy can flow through insulators and objects, but the input will be decreased while doing so. If negative charges do not come from negatively charged particles, where do they come from.

[@SuperFinGuy]

Danyal Ahmad Yeah just like letting air out of a balloon. The particles cause the charge (the precipitation) in the electric field and if there is a way for the potential to be transmitted we will have a flux that in turn causes a current of electrons. The more conducting the material the better but the difference is small if the electric field is oscillating. Everything is a conductor with enough frequency.

[@danyala.1659]

***** But, the ground does not have a very strong frequency.

[@fabrizioricciarelli]

Hey Lasersaber, you rock! Bravoooooooo! Just to make it more interisting and useful why don't you scale it up to a 10W LED... ;-)

[@vietatofumare4439]

Hi lasersaber, It is true FreeEnergy, right?

[@ronchildress57]

Have your read about Henry Moray? In the 1930's, he was consistently producing thousands of watts of electricity with a device connected to an antenna and earth ground. His mysterious "swedish stone" was later analyzed as germanium and it is speculated Moray was first to produce a germanium transistor. His circuit sounds very much like a large Joule Ringer powered by an open loop, antenna to earth ground electrical flow. www.cheniere.org/books/excalibur/moray.htm

[@Nihilisticbreather02]

Hi! so that's sort of how the electric car from Nikola Tesla worked with a cable touching the ground all the time?? can somebody comment further? thanks keep up the good work!

[@VulcanicsPlayGround]

pretty cool man!

[@TylerRaber]

Is there an explanation behind this?

[@drusha]

Tyler Raber capacitance between body and ground starts generation

[@JeffreyCobb]

schematic, schematic, schematic.... I WANNA PLAY TOO!

[@TinselKoala]

Neat!

[@lasersaber]

TinselKoala Once I get this circuit and pot core dialed in, I would like to send you one to test out on your new Rigol oscilloscope.

[@TinselKoala]

lasersaber I'd love to do it. I looked at your site but only saw the Version 3 schematic, and I don't have any pot cores or fine Litz wire on hand. Is there some way I can PM you securely?

[@lasersaber]

TinselKoala I just sent you a PM over at OU forum with my contact info.

[@amritstrmmen5067]

Its running Ratio needs

[@diegocorrea2852]

its joule thief?

[@MartinPlanner2]

energy is all around us...einjoy

[@kpfafman]

Hey man, Did ya think... What do you get when you put a germanium Diode with a coil with essentially an anntenna, you pos lead and the ground the neg lead, You made a little radio, if you replaced the LEDs with an earphone you would probably hear a hum buzz or if your lucky a radiostation. your windings in the coil have it "Tuned" to a signal of somesort even if its just atmospheric noise. and apparently it's strong enough to light the LEDs. Just my guess, and I have not the skill you do.

[@byAnArgentinian]

this is gold!

[@RSP13]

very intriguing

[@stever197037]

Try one aluminum lead and one copper. Then use the ground.

[@motobacktoconstitution4138]

I want to buy that

[@ipissed]

Ground Fault Circuit Interrupt. This circuit to triggers the interrupt via solenoid, or whatever.

[@Guaardado44]

Body skin, Earth, and also Water should work.

[@jasonkolmes4190]

Check out the army's new laser rifle with an attachable atmospheric electrical collector, www.ubergizmo.com/2015/04/us-army-testing-clip-on-rifle-ray-gun-attachments/

[@ИринаВатолина-б7ш]

Где схемы

[@lightdark00]

Eat more salt? Moisturize your hands? Wear different shoes? Just ideas on improving your ability to ground.

[@sziamiau1]

No Luft 9V ! Capacitor (47-680Pf)? A lot of wasted time remains.

[@stever197037]

Look up Nathan stubblefield.

[@genkidama7385]

this is sorcery :)

[@archaicsage4803]

Because electricity _seeks_ the ground, you created a vacuum. This effect can be further manipulated using a vortex to cause implosion (phase conjugation by way of golden ratio). This is how you can achieve this effect without a ground. In _my_ theory, electricity follows and is directly related to gravity... I know, it doesn't make any "modern" scientific sense... But there it is. This can also be seen in _every_ other instance as well. Believe only what you can prove to yourself, this is the only way true progress is made.

[@bcddd214]

Ferrocity Technologies e = mc^2 yes, electricity is affected by gravity.

[@letropchiant]

Anyone else tried this?

[@joco.k5994]

very good, but if you don't teach it is useless