Searching for schematics

[WM6]

I am searching for schematics of this two old but world most successful LRL devices:

First one was most successful LRL device ever.
Second one was second most successful LRL device ever.
I would be very thankful for any hint.

PS: antennas and power supply are missing.

[kt315]

schematics??? you need due repeat the every detail in one-in-one copy. otherwise you will not get working prototype

good luck

[Götz von Berlichingen]

These look like simple mechanical Choppers, designed to generate higher Voltage from Batteries.
Part of simple Electric Fences and old Tube Radios, also popular for "Electrotherapy".
Whats the Source of these Pictures ?

[WM6]

Originally Posted by kt315

otherwise you will not get working prototype

There is no goal to get working prototype - no one LRL was working as claimed. I wish only to re-commercialize such devices for about $7,990 (or better in €).

Originally Posted by Götz von Berlichingen

Whats the Source of these Pictures ?

I got this pictures in confidential from late LRL master, but without schematics.

Suppose that electric fences was not known so far back.

I only know that devices was patented, but which patent - who knows?

[Götz von Berlichingen]

Originally Posted by WM6

There is no goal to get working prototype - no one LRL was working as claimed. I wish only to commercialize such devices for about $7,990.



I got this pictures in confidential from late LRL master, but without schematics.

Suppose that electric fences was not known so far back.

Wikipedia says: "Electric fences were used to control livestock in the United States in the early 1930s".
Of course, Electrotherapy is much older, probably since 1855.
Look here, this looks very much like your "LRL":
http://chss.montclair.edu/~pererat/imquack.htm

So, the left picture is a "W.C. & J. NEFF ELECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINE",
the right is a "DR. S. B. SMITH'S TORPEDO MAGNETIC MACHINE".
Damm, I'm good at google searching, eh ?

[WM6]

Originally Posted by Götz von Berlichingen

Of course, Electrotherapy is much older, probably since 1855.
Look here, this looks very much like your "LRL":
http://chss.montclair.edu/~pererat/imquack.htm

Great, problem solved. You say "Torpedo magnetic machine"? It must be fine as LRL. Congratulation.

Thank you. But I still didn't get schematic.

[Qiaozhi]

How about this?
I want one to help stimulate my ideomotor efect.
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