Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[NickZ]

  Alien Grey:
  I'm not being very critical, I'm observant instead.  And, I'm NOT changing any bulb load, nor running any PLL to be in or out of phase, as you seam to think.  I will show what I come up with, and how it works.  But, will you show how well your PLL works on this particular device?
  As mentioned I'm looking for, and tuning for the "effect",  for now.  First things first...  that does not exclude any other changes or additions to the various circuits in the future. As I expect to make changes as I go along.

[John.K1]

Hi Nick,  Yep Ruslan was using higher frequency before, that's why that shorter coil.  My point here was to show that unwinding of the secondary doesn't follow the linear rule. You unwind meter of wire and not any difference on the scope, than it suddenly jumps down with the next extra wire token off. But more interesting was that with even more wire down the frequency jumped a bit back. - so I had to take even more wire off. Now I ended up with 70 turns left   I have to compensate it with higher voltage input

Yep, Ruslan tesla coil made me busy too - my firs build had over 900 turns. Than I unwind them to just 1/3 and than put the rest back again and than I made conical coil which still is not what I want (low frequency). Lots of time spent on it. But I always got a dim 20W light on the  grenade coil. Very important is to see this device like three units and there has to be harmony between its impedance and ofcourse right timing.  I found the grenade coil a bit confusing so I substituted it with special homemade capacitor and will see if this will work. Now working on it.

[Hoppy]

I think he was referring to this schematic.

These orange windings are not really snubber windings because they do not convert the spike energy to heat but recover it back into the power supply, ...thus they rather deserve to be called "recovery windings".

Hi Verpies,

I was referring to the schematic clip posted by Itsu but also referring to your clamp circuit as being more suitable for dealing with the spikes in the manner you describe.

Regards
Hoppy

[NickZ]

  John.K1:
  I don't think that testing the Kacher's output frequency at the antenna coil is anywhere close to being accurate. As the distance the probe is from the coil affects the readings. Or, you have to place the scope probe touching the antenna coil, in the exact same spot, each time you take a HV reading. And even then, I don't know how accurate that would actually be. I use my 100x probe for that purpose, as it can read up to 2000v, or so.

[John.K1]

Nick, you do not need your 100x probe. I use my multi meter in meter distance to read the frequency and when i need I just put my 10x probe i meter distance and read on the scope. No need to do anything else. In fact this is how Ruslan measure his frequency too.  Yes, I also check the collector and the base of the transistor on my kacher to adjust good wave form.