12v Rodini SSC half-amp with christmas lights

The rodini ssc running off 12 volt DC, 0.54 amp. Oscilloscope settings are: 0.1 mS/div, 5.0 V/div. Lighting many strands of LED christmas lights, capacitor standing voltage 72 V. Bedini SSG circuit with Rodin Coil, running in solid state oscillator mode.

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Science & Technology

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• rodini
• solid
• state
• bedini
• ssg
• oscillator
• rodin
• coil
• vortex
• electromagnetic
• experiment

[rave154]

not nearly enough lights there ! lol

wb Gem, veryyyyyy nice setup

[geminitric]

@rave154

I can add more strings but ... don't have any more. Tree wasn't *that* big last year! Also the blinkers don't come up as brightly as the normal ones.

Thanks rave - I've been trying for two years to get this really going. Finally got the power supply, oscilloscope, and frequency generator all together for $500. Still need more meters! LOL

[ritahalsey]

I will post a link to this page on my blog.

[willyraccoons]

@ZiuteK69 free energy man. end of slavery, end of governments, etc. New Age. You gotta view the 4 hour presentation in markorodin (dot) com to understand. He teaches the "Holy Name of God" ;-)

[ZiuteK69]

Could You tell me what is the conclusion from this experiment? I ask seriously because I'm very interested on Rodin Coil but also I'm beginner on it.

[fdoca]

@geminitric GREAT JOB, 5 stars always

[geminitric]

@llewgnal

It's fun lighting them off the grid. It'll run 12 hours on the 7aH battery i have, taking it down to around 8.5v (and quite dim by then). Then I can charge that battery back up to 12.3 in 6 hours off a 12v supply and do it all over again.