CanadaKim

Andres, truly amazing. Now, somehow, we have to find a clearer voice signal, with different processing

Its been a year...has this progressed at all??

Andres has a great circuit that uses high voltage driving a Neon Flame Flicker Lamp. We have both worked on this to make the circuit as basic as possible, and easy to recreate. You can hear the vocalization rhythm within the flicker even before the audio is analyzed by software. The actual design is quite brilliant, and not particularly hard to build. As per usual, Andres is Brilliant in the design of this. I have always been a believer that high voltage assists "punching thru" the either, into another realm.

Ok, how are you creating these sounds, I would like details

I am trying a experiment that has been designed by Andrés Ramos-Jiménez <andres.ramos@hey.com> using front surface mirror and light receiver. I have added a audio/video laser transmitter and demodulator/receiver to my design, but I have been so busy and harried that I have yet to actually put it together. This circuit has been very positive when Andres built it to transmit and receive audio. its the next up on my list to build, so I shall keep in touch with what receive.

Why dont you use the actual Diaphragm of a small speaker directly?

How do you keep the spring from tearing through the Diaphragm material ?, and what id the material used for the Diaphragm?

Of course, you know that I will want a schematic, altho I do have a 555 board with adjustable on and off times....just to cheat. 555 board.html

As per usual Andres, AMAZING. The actual construction of the unit is second to none. You really should try just a tiny bit of "echo to extend the voices a bit. Did you just use what we in North America as "Saran Wrap" for the Membrane (modulated end of the tube) ??

I have several german units from the 60s

I didnt waste my time....thats ok, we all have setbacks

LOL...I was recording the output of the Water/Sponge Coherer output for 2 days, and all I was getting was blasts of what seem to be 60hz. I have been greatly disappointed with my own work in the ITC field, and this didnt help

Version 2 has got to be the worlds most complicated Geranium Receiver! Is he part of the Varinormal Forum?? I wonder what the programming unit would sound like with a different receiver plugged into it...something other than a Geranium receiver. we need to see schematics foe the units

Can I see what you are doing, or point me to it??