??EASY Frequency Generator????

[arcainmachineist]

blah blah who the heck can make me one that works off a car battery?

[kevinsatterfield]

you can make one from MR. Boyce's project folder or ask someone to make it for you.I would enjoy doing so but am not capable.Mr.Boyce probably does not have time to make everyone a board his self....why not ask some one to make that one for you?

Fustrating isnt it?Wanting something for nothing , all though I have heard it said the best things in life are free.I personaly do not believe that when it comes to years of research.Sometimes attention can be very valuable.......yada yada yada .....lol relax.... take a break and be happy.

[jomama]

Maybe if Mr. Boyce is willing to share the results, and upload the schematics to a custom pcb shop, Then whomever is interested, can buy either the pcb or for a few dollars more, the completed project. Maybe he could even setup a kick back.

Nothing is free in this world. Although what I'm trying to accomplish is NOT for selfish reasons. So whatever I can come up with, you can count on me disclosing what I have.

Our purpose is to free ourselves from big oil, at least to some extent.

I have learned quite a bit on this site, and I would to thank all that continue to expand our possibilities.

[AntDavison]

you can easily etch your own circuit board from a transfer made with a laser printer

http://www.eidusa.com/Theory_PnP.htm
http://www.semis.demon.co.uk/PCB/PCB.html
http://www.techniks.com/how_to.htm
http://www.cibs.co.uk/etch/x7.html
http://www.tonepad.com/photoessay.asp?p ... quenceNo=1

[jomama]

That I know...

How to make a working circuit is another issue in itself.
I can etch and solder, just can't design them...

[mrgalleria]

There is a IC 4- sweep frequency generator on e bay sold by intheyear2525 which is claimed to replace 2- ic555 chips and two dozen other components. "square wave which continuosly changes frequency over several thousand hertz". I am a novice at building circuits- would like an expert opinion on possible applications for this chip in the uses discussed in this forum.

[raschen]

[Ken McCracken]

[chemelec]

Or you could just build the "Simple Hydrogen Generator" that I have on my Website.

Definately, even costs Less than $30.00 and the circuit board layout is supplied in my article.

[chemelec]

[FarrahDay]

[chemelec]

[Dan Dan]

thanks Ken McCracken. havent been here in a while, but im back pokeing around here and there. thats a sweet genorator, and hopefully i can get my hands on it shortly. I'm currently looking into the famious 'Joe Cell'. I like the fact that it uses High Voltage, which i think can be a good seporator of H and O. I also like the Joe cell because it has bits of mystery surrounding its function and abilities. hopefully that frequency gen. and be used togather with the Joe cell to get some pretty results. .

thanks allot.
Dan Dan

[CJMOSS]

Hi, me mr. no electronics background again. The resonance frequency generators seems to have a connection to music tones. Would a cheep key board (electric organ) contain the necessary components to generate the necessary frequencies? These run on DC bateries and can be found at any second hand store.

[waterbard]

You guys are killing me...

yes, electrical harmonic frequencies, sound harmonic frequencies, light harmonic frequencies... all the same. BUT, since these energies are different, you have to condition the power to each one. You cannot apply a DC current to speaker, as it won't function. It requires AC to properly move the speaker engine. In a cell, you want DC, not AC, for reasons previously listed in other threads. You can use a music device to create your frequencies, but then rectify them to DC, and vuala, an easy freq gen. I am using a laptop as a signal generator right now, but its very ineffective until I can get some rectifiers and relays.

This is just such an easier setup than using a pwm imho because you can see the wave patterns of what you are sending, create loops, sequences, etc. And to make any changes requires your imagination, and not soldering different components in, 90% of the time.