Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[itsu]

Jeg,

this post shows the snubber components i use:

http://overunity.com/12736/kapanadze-cousin-dally-free-energy/msg419485/#msg419485

I don't know anymore if i isolated the yokes halfs      Normally i do, so i guess its isolated now.
I needed to use the maximum duty cycle of the TL494 which was 44%, now this IR2184 uses 50%, see screenshot taken at the pins 4 and 7 of this IR2184

Itsu

[Jeg]

Thanks Itsu

I am trying to setup again the device as I had dismantle it. I'll take a look on your specifications and tomorrow I ll fix it I hope.

[NickZ]

  Here's another video by the same Russian guy, about tuning the two circuits between the Kacher and induction coil on the grenade.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lS6ykbo9uc8

   Maybe some of you can get a better grasp on this video than I can. As I don't understand a word of it, only what I can see.
And what I can see, tells me that on my device my tuning efforts must be way off, compared to his.
 
  I can control the running frequency of my Kacher from 2Mhz down to 1Mhz, using the ferrite pieces inside the former tube, but, no extra light to be seen at the small bulb on the grenade output coil, throughout that whole span of frequencies. Yet. 

[Dog-One]

I needed to use the maximum duty cycle of the TL494 which was 44%, now this IR2184 uses 50%, see screenshot taken at the pins 4 and 7 of this IR2184

At 50% I was clearly running into problems with my core.  There is a variation of the IR2184, namely an IR21844 that allows a slight adjustment of the dead-time.  You may want to just keep this in mind if you encounter the same issue I did.  I believe the IR2184 has a fixed dead-time of 500ns, so your output is actually just a hair under 50%, but not much at 15kHz.

[T-1000]

T1000 has mentioned that the power amplification 'effect' - stage 1, should be achieved before proceeding to the loop-back / self-running - stage 2. Could T1000 please suggest a suitable method of measurement to confirm that stage 1 has been achieved, bearing in mind that the chosen method of measurement must not upset the tuning of the device?

Have power 220/24V supply attached but not looped. The output of it is the measurable pulsed DC. When the power output from it will be at least equal to the power consumed the self looping can be done.

   What Akula/Ruslan devices are showing no draw at resonance?  Aren't they running off of their own output, once the kick start source battery is disconnected?  As there is no other input source.  If there is no feed back loop, of course the device is having to use the battery source, and increased loading at resonance will produce a higher draw.  Or not?
  Maybe T-1000 can explain more about it. Just how he figures that the amplification effect, is a prerequisite to further installing a feed-back path.  I agree with that, but, that in itself does not mean that there is no draw from the input, or no increased draw.

They are self looped when there is no battery. Also the increased load should not be in same relationship with current draw from battery source as it was shown in several videos by Ruslan. No way to run 500W+ bulbs load from the 12+12V 5Ah battery using just inverter for 15 minutes or more there.

  Are we to take T-1000's advice, even though he has not built this device?  Can he let us know where he gets that info from, please.

The info comes from Russian underground guys who do not show up in public youtube/etc. That also involves story about old electrician who was installing filters and snubbers in electric power stations his whole life and never thought about possibility to exploit things what was damaging power substations. When he was told and convinced to do experiments on finding out what is the power source for such devastating effects, he ended up with exploded coils on table and self-runner. Which ran more than a day after experimenting time for just less than two weeks. That event had been shocked him completely as this was mind blowing experience for sure. Also I trust source who told me that story...