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| Can anyone point me in the direction of how this cell phone flashing antennas work, and how to build a working circuit. I would appreciate any help on the matte. \thanx | |
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| The circuit contains a tuned tank with a microwawe diode,this produced DC voltage from HF. | |
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| so does that reduce the range of ur moble?
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| Used to be a similar device for citizen band radio antennas, affectionatly known as "Wally Bulbs" , caused some loss of radiated power. | |
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| so.... if i had several of theese and was in close range to a cell phone tower, could i get them to light by themselves? what about charging batterys off unused cellphone frequencys?
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| Uhhh in theory yes, on practical level I don't know for sure. When I was a student (many years ago) my instructor remarked that he had seen a cow shed in the north of england located near a large radio transmitter that was illuminated by this method. How true this is I have no idea, though have seen fluorescent tubes light up (all be it dimly) beneath high voltage power transmission lines. :idea: | |
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| Yes, even I have seen tube lights glowing beneath a high-power radio station.
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