Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[Void]

As an aside, in the same 2004 Kapanadze video, there is a cut in the video around 3:00,
and a short 1 or 2 second bit of another video segment was still left in the video. It appears to
show the 'assistant' (Kapanadze's son?) and another guy in a suit looking at some unusual drawings.
Unfortunately the video is too blurry to be able to make out the drawings they are looking
at. Maybe they were just looking at someone's art while taking a break, but one of the drawings
looks like it could be a torroid, but that maybe is quite a stretch. Anyway, just curiosity on my part there... 

[Hoppy]

Anyway, I personally am really interested in looking at his setup in that video making the assumption
that if it really is producing OU, then what are the possible basic components. If a person is inclined
to think it is fake, then there would be no point in discussing how it might be laid out. Since the device in
this early Kapanadze video seems to be pretty bare bones, I personally think it is worth taking a closer look at.

The simplest setup that I can imagine is that he passes mains current through the grenade and bombards it with the HV produced by the antenna coil. One could definitely laugh at the simplicity of that setup!

[Void]

The simplest setup that I can imagine is that he passes mains current through the grenade and bombards it with the HV produced by the antenna coil. One could definitely laugh at the simplicity of that setup!

Are you being sarcastic there?

I took a closer look at the 2004 video and I see what you meant about disconnecting the
battery. At around 10:50 in the video he does appear to disconnect the battery, but I think
what he was doing there was self looping the device through the inverter. There is a device on
a chair in front of and below the work bench near the inverter that may be a battery charger or similar.
That is probably what he was connecting the second set of wires on the battery to a bit earlier
in the video as well. If he can run a battery charger from the output of his device, then
it must be around 220V, or whatever they use in that area.

Also, taking a closer look, there seems to be another wire and plug going to the back of the inverter
that Kapanadze plugs momentarily into the mains plug to get the sparkgap started each time, from
what I could tell. Once the sparkgap gets started up, he unplugs the plug from the mains again.
Not sure why he needed to do that, but it seems to be what Kapanadze was doing there. 

[NickZ]

    AG:
    Yes but, showing the device working is another matter.
    Both Akula and Ruslan used Tv yokes, as those yokes are meant to run at around 15KHz. My yoke likes to run a 16.7KHz or so.

    Right now, I'm not using the Kacher, as I'm only focusing on the snubbers, and further tuning of the induction circuits.
And my Kacher circuit is just patiently waiting for me to fire it up, also.
   
    But, it seams that my peaks were very high, and all my fets failed the grade.
I should have some new fets delivered to me, later today. Some more new fets to burn...
Yes, the fets can be damaged just by that HV 200v+ spike BEMP from the yoke, no heating of the fets needed, to do so. By the time you realize it, the fets are toast. And then they heat up... or don't work at all.
   Happy tinkering,
                            NickZ


   

[NickZ]

    Itsu:
    Once I install the new fets, later today, I'll take some more scope shots of the ringing wave form. And I'll also include some scope shots of the 3t/inductor, and/or grenade output wave forms, as well.  As what happens at the output side of things is also important to note. I normally tune by watching what happens at the bulbs, also.
   
   I think that the last peaks on the my image that I had posted, are when the fets are already failing the grade. It doesn't take much for the fets to get off, but still work to some degree. Anyway, I'll know more about the ringing frequency later.
But, I've been trying to get the peaks down under 200v, without killing the ringing.
   
   The digital scope should be here any day now, I hope.   Can't wait...