Uploaded August 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
A fellow experimenter called Nick sent some parts. with a wish for my help to produce a 3V resonant wireless electricity circuit.
The end circuit should offer an ability to power NFC and RFID devices to a realistically usable range... inches not paper thickness distances.
In this video, I show the 'unboxing' of the part sent, discuss Nick's Github files resource page and show a quick demo of one of his professionally created receiving coils being powered by a 1.5V Slayer Exciter.
Several of us worked with 13.56MHz a few years ago, with Grandadsanoldman and Lidmotor especially doing fine work with 13.56MHz circuits. My intention is to carry such experiments forward and, perhaps you too have ideas to help Nick out?
A new feature for the channel is the 'Buy me a coffee?' QR code in the top right of the video. This links to my PayPal account, whereupon a safe donation can be made.
Thank you very much for your consideration of supporting my research, especially while the channel is not monetized.
Playlists -
Wireless Electricity: youtube.com/watch?v=yYoYyuR1KuI&list=PLIhGrBMUdssWpFSLW1hznwNqXWpCxhDRQ
Electronics Projects: youtube.com/watch?v=F4nfaYkGvQI&list=PLIhGrBMUdssWLQWtW4dWWGgh25XG3HXek
Solar Projects: youtube.com/watch?v=nmKfxI4MTTs&list=PLIhGrBMUdssXu9Pmduvopm02_7IMz8d3M
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A fellow experimenter called Nick sent some parts. with a wish for my help to produce a 3V resonant wireless electricity circuit.
The end circuit should offer an ability to power NFC and RFID devices to a realistically usable range... inches not paper thickness distances.
In this video, I show the 'unboxing' of the part sent, discuss Nick's Github files resource page and show a quick demo of one of his professionally created receiving coils being powered by a 1.5V Slayer Exciter.
Several of us worked with 13.56MHz a few years ago, with Grandadsanoldman and Lidmotor especially doing fine work with 13.56MHz circuits. My intention is to carry such experiments forward and, perhaps you too have ideas to help Nick out?
A new feature for the channel is the 'Buy me a coffee?' QR code in the top right of the video. This links to my PayPal account, whereupon a safe donation can be made.
Thank you very much for your consideration of supporting my research, especially while the channel is not monetized.
Playlists -
Wireless Electricity: youtube.com/watch?v=yYoYyuR1KuI&list=PLIhGrBMUdssWpFSLW1hznwNqXWpCxhDRQ
Electronics Projects: youtube.com/watch?v=F4nfaYkGvQI&list=PLIhGrBMUdssWLQWtW4dWWGgh25XG3HXek
Solar Projects: youtube.com/watch?v=nmKfxI4MTTs&list=PLIhGrBMUdssXu9Pmduvopm02_7IMz8d3M
Reviews: youtube.com/watch?v=8jAJysXXsw8&list=PLIhGrBMUdssUYzRgA1mrp18zwpTtClmov
đź’Ľ Business and reviews email:
youtube.scoop273@passinbox.com
