Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[Dog-One]

   Dog:  There still many things to learn,  this video is showing was one of those things, which I still can't fathom.
  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GlDAP9KtnkQ

Yeap.  For the moment that looks like magic.  But we know it isn't.  It's a lack of understanding.

Ruslan would probably define it as standing waves in the coils.  Could be, but how did you get so lucky to contain them there and make those bulbs illuminate?  That's what we need to find out.  I'm thinking we need to learn what is going on in small bite sizes.  This device is too complicated to understand the whole shabang in one gulp.  If we get all the little pieces working the way they need to be individually, then putting them together in a complete functioning unit shouldn't be magic anymore.

[Void]

Hi Nick. I watched your video. I find it hard to assess other people's circuits like that because
it is really hard to know how everything is connected up, but that is interesting that the bulbs
would sometimes light and sometimes not. Off hand I am not really sure why it was intermittent like
that. I would imagine that there are a lot of different variables in a circuit setup like that. One such variable
is that the resistance of an incandescent light bulb's filament changes with temperature, so once current starts
to flow in a light bulb for a little bit, it's filament is changing temperature, and so is the light bulb's resistance.
That is one possibility for why you might have to run the ZVS driver for a little bit before the lights would stay on
with just the kacher turned on. I am not sure though. Could be some other variables at play there as well.
Your kacher driver seemed to be working pretty well at any rate.

[Dog-One]

So if you got spare 0.3-1.0mm wire I would advice to make another Tesla coil for comparison. The thicker wire, the more amps will be flowing in the coil and also more power can be held if you keep same voltage compared to the coil made from very fine wire. The heigh of the coil will also increase but this is how it is in Sergey's place with around 1 meter height of Tesla coil. Also the streamers will become much thicker if you choose to bleed power out of it. The coil made from the thicker wire will light up 40W+ bulbs easily.
So here is the plan for that experiment

And that experiment is coming up...

First, I just want to ask what you think will happen if I run this large Tesla coil in reverse, with high voltage spikes, tuned pulse width, 5% to 10% duty cycle; maybe even less.

I have a hunch wrapping just a few turns around this coil will provide huge amperage with still useable voltage.  I also think the Tesla coil will have a slow ring-down even with a fairly large load applied to the few-turn coil wrapped around it.  I'll even bet placement of the few-turn coil on Tesla coil will make a noticeable difference.  Time to go find out...


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[Ed morbus]

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v0UXhKCWPuA

[Ed morbus]

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RC5yTv4myt4