Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[NickZ]

  Itsu:
   And what did you notice at the two lower frequencies? Any increase in brightness at your bulbs at those frequencies?
   I imagine that you would of told of if you hit the jackpot. Right?

[TinselKoala]

That's an interesting claim Mr Tinsel, If you go over all the Donald L Smith video's on you tube he claimed he could power a pile of 100 watt bulbs by first starting his device off with a 12 volt battery and was never challenged over his claim. I'm wondering what your thoughts are on this and would be interested to learn if you have ever tested out any of his claims (purely for educational purposes) ?

AG

I'm not making a "claim", I'm pointing out the logical consequences of someone else's claim. It's not up to me to "disprove" a claim, it is up to the claimant to prove that his claim is true.

Yes, I've investigated some of the claims of Don Smith. But like everyone else who has ever tried, I was not able to get anything like "overunity" performance. Since nobody is able to do it, and Don's not around any more, the conclusion must be that he couldn't really do it either, and this conclusion stands until someone proves otherwise.

[itsu]

What happens when it's 1/4 wave ?

The ferrite rod inside the Kacher secondary was not ably to reach such a low (662KHz) resonance frequency.

Itsu

[itsu]

  Itsu:
   And what did you notice at the two lower frequencies? Any increase in brightness at your bulbs at those frequencies?
   I imagine that you would of told of if you hit the jackpot. Right?

Nick,   nothing, no effect noticeable 

But i am done with the kacher setup, it causes to much side effects / damage on my bench which i can do without.
Instead i am working on a nano-pulser setup instead of the kacher, but its not really clear how this should be setup as it is a mix of the Dally setup and Ruslan.

Something like what Mikhail is doing here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_jzNRlmrqwE

Regards Itsu

[AlienGrey]

The ferrite rod inside the Kacher secondary was not ably to reach such a low (662KHz) resonance frequency.

Itsu

note 1 = aprox 1 second
Err suppose i have 1,000,000. that's 1 mhz right. so simply (1.0 / 1000,000.0 = ? 1 x 10-6) right ?
so (1.0 / 4000,000.0 = ? 250x10=9 right so as we get a smaller wave we higher the frequency because it takes less time to travel that distance.