30,000 hz square wave (and other freqs) zapping

Loohan · 2019-03-20 15:07:26

Loohan wrote:

OMG i just realized i had overlooked that this unit i mentioned a couple posts back
https://www.ebay.com/itm/DDS-Function-S … SwYwJaR0~g
is a %#@&! KIT!
I suck at soldering so may not mess with it.

Actually, it just arrived, already completely soldered up.
Note the description says
"DDS frequency range: 1Hz-65534Hz, high-speed frequency (HS) output up to 8MHz."
There are 2 output jacks, one labeled DDS and 1 HS. I emailed Mordok and he says
"I'm a bit puzzled, also. That high-speed frequency is actually RF, radio frequency. Anything over 30kHz is considered radio frequency. How they get 8MHz out of it when the DDS range stops at 65kHz is not clear. There could be harmonics involved. Treat the HS as radio frequency and beware of burns if you are around it while it is running. Sound waves travel a lot slower than radio waves so maybe that is what they are talking about."
Anyway, i may not use that jack. I just ordered another "Cable BNC male to 4mm dual paddy banana bullet plug" on eBay which sets me back another $4.50. Also it requires an input plug which i happen to have around.

Loohan · 2019-04-06 17:42:53

Here is what i just wrote the eBay vendor about that last unit:

I finally got the output cable for it and tested the unit. I hooked it up to a 9V Class 2 transformer. At first the screen came on just fine but as soon as I touched the top button it changed from sawtooth to triangle mode but then immediately the screen went blank and now only blinks on for an instant when I hit the On button. It is like the screen failed.
The amber power button is steady when the unit is turned on.

Loohan · 2019-06-08 17:59:12

That DDS unit vendor is a rip-off artist and Egyptoid. I only recently realized. They are such a pleasure to do business with.
He said he would send another but he apparently did not and now is ignoring my emails.
These days with paypal one has 180 days of recourse, but that time i paid by debit card, a fact i had forgotten or i would have asked for a refund right away.
Anyway i will fry his ass. I don't really need another unit now anyway.

Loohan · 2019-10-15 10:18:05

In years past, i had mostly stopped using electrical inputs into devices because after a while of use, those units ran just as well with no inputs.
I ascribed this to the programming in the units improving over time until they were so inherently intense that electric impulses no longer assisted. And i think this is correct, but maybe only a partial explanation.

Then along came the Luke Coil, and items made with these did not seem to reach a stage where they did not benefit significantly from electric input (though i also made a few Luke Coil devices that were deliberately non-electric from the start).
But now i have an exception even to this:

This is a pic of 2 ingot-shaped pieces taped together. One has a Luke Coil and the other is an older piece that was synergistic.
I had this in a 30kHz serial circuit for a long time, but several months ago realized it no longer needed to be electrified. I removed it and have had it sitting in storage since. It still is working fully with no inputs. This is the only Luke Coil unit so far that has done this. I doubt anyone else has one that has.

Another item:

This is a unit i made in '05(?) when i was doing my programming by cruder methods before i had allies doing it. Of course the stone and metal in it has been reprogrammed a lot since.
It has 2 twisted-wire MOBIUS coils, of the type orgonite freaks making back then, on separate wires.
A year ago i blogged

Wow! My new snake friend reprogrammed this old unit, i think from 2005. It has a big Virgina quartz plus other stones and some shavings he could reprogram...
I had asked the snake if he could program it to specifically deal with this mysteriously tough demon.
The unit does have 2 mobius coils which i just plugged into another old passive unit, but that is not the main reason for effectiveness.

Then a few months ago i was guided to put a stereo/mono splitter on the 2 mono cables, and plug this into my speaker output, and pipe NCH Toner freqs into it. Which i did for at least a couple months. I would dowse freqs and run them into this a while to addresss specific issues. And it was very powerful and worthwhile! But after running a freq into it a while, i increasingly could unplug it and it would seemingly keep running it as long as needed. Then later i would be guided to feed in a new freq.
Then 2-3 weeks ago i realized that it no longer was worth piping anything into this, as it was so jazzed up that nothing could augment it. Since then i have left the unit passive (non-electric) and there is no point now in plugging the wires into anything, electric or passive.

My point is, i think it was not so much improved programming by The Committee, as almost no more programming was done to this unit. I strongly suspect that the act of piping in the freqs by itself locked in a permanent state of jazziness; the input freqs themselves, perhaps with a bit of help by The C to lock them in, augmented the power of the unit to such a degree.
It contains of a massive white quartz stone, and it may be due to the properties of the quartz that this phenomenon was possible.

But the Luke Coil unit above does not have much stone. It does have a lot of the programmable tape, though. Is all the improvement due to reprogramming or is there some other factor? I am uncertain in this case. I am also uncertain how large a role was played by this phenomenon in older devices i have that used to be electrified many years ago.

Of course down the road it is possible that it may transpire that once again it is beneficial to connect these devices depicted here with something again.

Loohan · 2020-02-01 12:22:57

I have had a couple more units go passive on me. I mean, the programming got so good that the zapper was no longer making a difference. But i believe that running in hi freqs is part of the programming process.
In one case it was a unit especially designed for the 30kHz zapper. The other unit was an old outdoor CB that had hookups for an internal coil but had never actually been hooked up to juice. This unit i was guided to clean up and hook up to a 30kHz zapper. After a week or so, it reached a stage where the zapper no longer helped. But the zapper assisted the programming upgrade, i believe.

Loohan · 2020-02-01 12:36:51

Trying out another brand of freq gen.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07HK … =UTF8&th=1
(Much cheaper elsewhere but there is some info here.)
It seems pretty decent. One reviewer claims

that the output square wave voltage is the same as the input power supply. You would not want to power it with 24 volts and send the 24V signal to an Arduino for
example.

So i thought i could get some electromagnet action off it. BUT, even running it on a 19.5V laptop adapter, the electromagnet i made does not move a compass one bit. Output voltage measured with a simple DMM with nothing hooked up is over 6V. I guess square volts don't do magnetism. Although it is claimed one can run a motor on this...

I got a refund because the unit Amazon sent was "not working". Got back $14-something, but now that i know what these look like, i got 5 more for $21-something total from China.
The ones from China did not work either, until i noticed that the V- and V+ markings by the terminals are WRONG! You have to hook the input juice up opposite to what it says. I didn't notice this mentioned anywhere, oddly.

The interface is pleasant enough. The square back means it could be glued to a surface. Or if one could cut out the right size rectangle, it would seat in a panel.

Loohan · 2020-02-01 12:49:13

On 2nd thought, the polarity is not wrong on these; it is that i had the leads reversed on my DMM, duh! But it is fortuitous that because of this i got a refund of the ripoff price.

Loohan · 2020-02-02 12:27:40

Loohan wrote:

... The other unit was an old outdoor CB that had hookups for an internal coil but had never actually been hooked up to juice. This unit i was guided to clean up and hook up to a 30kHz zapper. After a week or so, it reached a stage where the zapper no longer helped. But the zapper assisted the programming upgrade, i believe.

CB.freq.jpg
That would be this large, ugly old thing. About 4.5 gallon volume. It stood outdoors for a decade or so. I re-painted it recently.
Back when i made it, the most elegant way i could think of to allow a way to hook up wires was by making a couple copper pipes protrude as electrodes.
So this morning i walked by it and had an urge to hook it up to some new freqs on one of my new corona-spiced toys. Got it running now on a 18V adapter. Recently it got re-programmed to fry Egyptoids, etc.

With both my new freq gens currently running, i am guided to start at fairly low freqs and keep bumping them up a bit occasionally. For now. This seems to be helping programming of the devices.

Loohan · 2020-02-03 11:14:50

Another thing i like about these units, compared to the other cheap PWN units mentioned earlier, is that they have easy screw-down wire connectors instead of tiny holes needing solder.

However, the unit in the pic above just failed. I unplugged the adapter for a few minutes to add another orgone device to the circuit. When i plugged back in, the unit was dead with no lights. It was definitely getting juice. So i replaced it with another.

Frying Vimoids currently.

Loohan · 2020-04-01 12:56:17

Latest project i have been working on under my Ta'l wife Nadee's guidance. She is a genius who has had me make several devices in electronics project boxes, normally passive and with a potentiometer sticking out. Always way more powerful than one would expect for the size.
But this one has 2 coils and accepts 2 freqs which i often tweak. I started low and bump it up occasionally.
Of course the hardware cloth was guided by the usual HC allies.

I call it my garbage disposal because of how it grinds up evil space aliens. Seems very effective. She keeps having me add little things to it. And it still has room for more stuff.

On the left, the black thing is a vogel-shaped cast with the March2020 Program.

Note the nice Masonic colors, BWRgoldsilver, as it happened to turn out. Rectangles at angles, too. Delta arrows, squares. N near centerline. V in the center of the unit. Another one upper right. Subtle butt shapes left. Mirror-like sheets of mica. Get a load of that blatant 6! Crescent on bottom. But the joke is on them.

Loohan · 2020-04-19 11:31:43

Then, after adding a few more things to the first unit, she had me make a 2nd unit to work with the first. Now, the output from 1 gen goes through 2 weird coils in the new one, then on to one of the coils in the original one.

She had me draw this centipede thing. It is very unusual in recent years for me to draw things on components.

One strange thing is that so far all freqs run through these units have been below 350 Hz.

Loohan · 2020-05-15 09:48:39

A few days ago i realized that a whole heap of coil-powered units, 12+, had reached a stage where they were no longer helped by electric inputs!
Most were running on this unit

Which puts out 30khz and also an adjustable freq. Some were running on one output, and some the other. Plus one was plugged into the same transformer but running an electronic amp.
All of these are now disconnected from each other as well as the power, and there seems to be no benefit from hooking them up to anything, with the exception of 3 units now hooked up in passive arrays.

The only unit spared this fate was a Luke Coil unit. In fact i have a bunch of Luke Coil units on the same shelving that these others were on, and all of these were spared. Those are not on a freq gen, just directly on 110v AC. Apparently this phenomenon does not occur on Luke coil devices even if run on a freq gen. [Er, except it did to another such unit i posted about some time back, run on house current.]

I also have some freq and amp circuits running elsewhere which have not reached such a state. Yet, at least.
Funny that the zinged-out ones were all on the same extension cord -- maybe they all interacted in a way to create this effect.

This is not a bad thing, as the now-passive units are zinged out good. Now i can store them away, leaving room on my shelves for other arrays currently cluttering up my floor.

Eventually some of these units may become part of passive arrays. Who knows, some may be hooked up again to electric stuff, but i doubt that will be soon if ever.

[Edit:] And actually, even the Luke-coil unit that was on that circuit:
CB-monopipe9.25.18.jpg
is affected too. So far the only thing i dowse as advantageous to plug into it is 110v AC, but it would only boost it 8%; hardly worth doing. Maybe later a better idea will come along.

Further update: now i was guided to feed the newly freed-up amp into this unit! With great results.

Loohan · 2023-02-19 17:06:42

FY1100-05M 5MHz DDS Signal Generator

Look this up and you will find various vendors. Some info including a spec sheet here:
https://www.aliexpress.com/i/3256802418 … 4itemAdapt
Though i don't recommend buying from aliexpress as there is no recourse if you get ripped off.
I paid $80 with shipping on eBay.
Some vendors advertise that they include instructions; others do not mention this. Mine came without instructions, and the vendor ignores emails. This is more complex than other units i have used, and i couldn't figure it out at first glance.

Much more complex and capable of more refined waveforms. This is of interest only to a sensitive person.
I just hooked mine up to an array that had "used up" the usefulness of my simpler DDS unit, and now it has a bit of increased vigor.

Instead of one output jack, this has THREE. The first one is marked Ch1, and that is what i am using now. The 2nd one says TTL. Presumably the definition that applies is
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transisto … stor_logic

Not that i comprehend any of that. But i will try later plugging into that outlet instead and see what happens.
The 3rd outlet is marked Counter, and i think this is for counting the freq of another emitter of some sort. There is a jumper cable for that included. I doubt i will ever use that function but maybe one could cross-reference other freq gens with it, i dunno.

[Update: A couple days later the vendor did contact me,and sent me a zip file containing 2 files i could not open, and a pdf of Chinese instructions. But i doubt i would learn much of value from instructions anyway. Unit is doing a good job.]

Loohan · 2023-03-04 07:56:50

Loohan wrote:

FY1100-05M 5MHz DDS Signal Generator
Look this up and you will find various vendors. Some info including a spec sheet here:
https://www.aliexpress.com/i/3256802418 … 4itemAdapt
Though i don't recommend buying from aliexpress as there is no recourse if you get ripped off.
I paid $80 with shipping on eBay.
Some vendors advertise that they include instructions; others do not mention this. Mine came without instructions, and the vendor ignores emails. This is more complex than other units i have used, and i couldn't figure it out at first glance.
Much more complex and capable of more refined waveforms. This is of interest only to a sensitive person.
I just hooked mine up to an array that had "used up" the usefulness of my simpler DDS unit, and now it has a bit of increased vigor.
Instead of one output jack, this has THREE. The first one is marked Ch1, and that is what i am using now. The 2nd one says TTL. Presumably the definition that applies is
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transisto … stor_logic
Not that i comprehend any of that. But i will try later plugging into that outlet instead and see what happens.
The 3rd outlet is marked Counter, and i think this is for counting the freq of another emitter of some sort. There is a jumper cable for that included. I doubt i will ever use that function but maybe one could cross-reference other freq gens with it, i dunno.
[Update: A couple days later the vendor did contact me,and sent me a zip file containing 2 files i could not open, and a pdf of Chinese instructions. But i doubt i would learn much of value from instructions anyway. Unit is doing a good job.]

Review:

CONS:

No English instructions available. I even went to the brand website and found they sell a lot of different freq gens, which i have not scrutinized nor checked for availability off-aliexpress:
http://en.feeltech.net/index.php?case=a … =10&page=1
But they do NOT list this FY1100 model. Discontinued, i presume.
I wrote them asking if an English manual was available for it, but got no response.

Listing claims it "can generate 13 waveform signals such as sine wave, square wave, triangle wave, and sawtooth wave" but i can only find 3 of them, square, sine, and triangle, which is fewer than what my small DDSes have. I don't know if this is an outright lie or there is some hidden access to the other 10 waveforms which are in the Chinese instructions.

One can only change the DUTY setting in the SQUARE interface. If one wants to change it in sine or triangle, one has to switch to square. The other settings entered will transfer to square. Then one can change DUTY and transfer back with that setting.

It really has no discernible orgone-relevant functions above what the small DDS has, except it reaches into higher freqs than the small DDS. The latter goes to 999,999hz whereas the FY1100 goes up to 1,999,999hz. It is conceivable that it is more accurate -- i don't know or care as i simply tune intuitively.
And there is a BURST button, whatever that means, which when hit gives you a choice of SOURCE, either the machine or EXT. IN which presumably means using the jumper cable on one of the 3 jacks to connect some other device. Below that choice is a line labeled "No." which gives you a bunch of zeroes you can change the values of. I just now put in some numbers and the results impress! This must be what is mentioned as "With pulse train burst output function, two trigger modes of manual trigger and external trigger can be selected, and the machine can output any pulse train from 1 to 100000". Anyway, i like this.
And there is a SWEEP button too, which i have not experimented with yet.
And i still have not tried the TTL output jack!

PROS:
Like i said, twice the freq range as the cheaper DDS. And the BURST and SWEEP.
But there also seems to be some other subtle difference, even at lower freqs, that makes it superior for some orgone devices. I am still non-stop running the same array as mentioned earlier, which includes this coil:
coil2.23.jpg
which my other DDS does nothing for anymore.

[Edit: I am still discovering this thing. If I go into Burst, it goes up to 5, 999,999,000 KILOHz!!]
[Edit: I finally stumbled upon how to access the other wave-forms: hit one of the waveform buttons and then turn the dial.]
[Edit Feb 2024: the "issue" with the duty cycle is probably just that some wave-forms are not compatible with such a tweak. And presumably the reason one can hack around the numbers on the duty cycle the way i mentioned is merely because the numbers stay frozen without signifying anything.
I like this unit a lot and run it a lot. I just ordered a somewhat similar fancy DDS unit, this one with dual output channels, so that it can run different coils at different freqs.]

Loohan · 2024-03-09 12:46:25

Well, since neither the vendor nor the manufacturer deigned to reply to my question of how to access the other waveforms (which took me 6 months to discover how to do) i resolved not to buy from that vendor or company again. But i just realized that the next one i bought was from the same vendor after all.
This is the unit:
6MHz DDS Signal Generator Digital Dual Channel Arbitrary Waveform MHS-5200A
https://www.ebay.com/itm/284996470162
I paid $72. Only a buck more than what i paid for the other one a year ago, but it does more. Has 2 output channels. And a CD with an English language manual, which is a big plus the other one lacks. Well, not the best English but it helps a lot.
The controls are very different and i probably would not have figured them out without a manual.

Something this sophisticated is of little value for the average orgonaut, but for the intuitive sensitive it is useful. I can run 2 different coils in the same unit or in 2 proximal units within the same array, such that the different waveforms play off each other to create an ideal torsion or whatever, which potentially can be pretty powerful.

I'm no electronics technician. The unit has some functions i don't understand yet. Or at least different settings for SWEEP, which i still have not yet tried on either unit.
I like it so far.

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