Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[verpies]

I'm not to trying to convince someone like Verpies that there may be more to his point of view, than what we already have heard through our science books.  Anyways, we're all free to choose what we want to accept, or believe. But, to do so we need to know the truth, and nothing but the trust. Not hidden agendas.

We could come to some kind of consensus if you'd accept that atoms are made out of Aether, too....or everything is made out of Aether.

As long as you think that matter is a different substance, like fish swimming in an aquarium full of Aether, then we will "transmit on different channels".

[Dog-One]

D1 thanks for sharing this katcher driver. I am trying to make a circuit these days which is basically a synchronized katcher. I take the thin pulse out of my synchronization board and I drive an IRfp460which in turn feeds the dc voltage to my katcher just for that brief moment. If it works I'll post the schematic.

The Kacher isn't at all a bad idea since you need to tune the coil anyway to run at the frequency you want.

The advantage to the PWM drive is that you can skip pulses and let the coil do some ringing on its own in between the kicks you give it.  Think of the child in a swing--If you push at the right time for the right duration, you don't need to push at every interval.  Maybe every third, fifth, tenth interval is enough depending upon how well the swing oscillates on its own.  Same deal with the Tesla coil.  All you need is the intervals precisely timed and push duration.  It's this aspect I've been toying with.  You might be able to get something for nothing here, I'm not sure yet because there are other electrical factors involved unlike the swing example.

With the kacher drive, this may still be possible by using a divider in the feedback loop and something that controls the pulse duration.  You'd get the same effect as the PWM drive, but it would start and run on its own to match whatever the coil is doing.  With the feedback loop, you always have synchronization.  I'm kicking around an idea to place a current sensor somewhere the middle of the windings on the Tesla secondary to see if I can pick up a current spike that may be useful for triggering the Kacher, then I can connect the ground side direct to earth and see what happens.

[NickZ]

  Void and Verpies:
  You guys are right, I just made it all up. There is no Aether, therefore, no Aether streams, etz... our devices can't run on nothing.
  Forget that I even mentioned it.
   

   
   
   

   

[AlienGrey]

We could come to some kind of consensus if you'd accept that atoms are made out of Aether, too....or everything is made out of Aether.

As long as you think that matter is a different substance, like fish swimming in an aquarium full of Aether, then we will "transmit on different channels".

try flat lining then look at yourself, you should discover you are light, if that's true then ever thing is light slowed down.

[AlienGrey]

The Kacher isn't at all a bad idea since you need to tune the coil anyway to run at the frequency you want.

The advantage to the PWM drive is that you can skip pulses and let the coil do some ringing on its own in between the kicks you give it.  Think of the child in a swing--If you push at the right time for the right duration, you don't need to push at every interval.  Maybe every third, fifth, tenth interval is enough depending upon how well the swing oscillates on its own.  Same deal with the Tesla coil.  All you need is the intervals precisely timed and push duration.  It's this aspect I've been toying with.  You might be able to get something for nothing here, I'm not sure yet because there are other electrical factors involved unlike the swing example.

With the kacher drive, this may still be possible by using a divider in the feedback loop and something that controls the pulse duration.  You'd get the same effect as the PWM drive, but it would start and run on its own to match whatever the coil is doing.  With the feedback loop, you always have synchronization.  I'm kicking around an idea to place a current sensor somewhere the middle of the windings on the Tesla secondary to see if I can pick up a current spike that may be useful for triggering the Kacher, then I can connect the ground side direct to earth and see what happens.

Use a phase lock loop and a divide by 100, that should lock it !