Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[NickZ]

  No Hoppy and Void. The spike is higher with high wattage bulbs. Voltage spike goes up with higher wattage bulbs, so it's just the opposite of what can be expected. And is why I'm using the lower wattage bulbs for now, until I can reinstall the snubber resistors back on again. Or I'll blow these fets, and yes, I'm looking for the best impedance matching, as well.
  I'm trying to see if I can kick it into resonance again by using a 12v battery instead. Another measure to protect the fets, but even on 12v I get those nasty over 200v spikes. This without moving the TL controllers, which are still on the sweet spot.

 
 

[Hoppy]

  No Hoppy and Void. The spike is higher with high wattage bulbs. Voltage spike goes up with higher wattage bulbs, so it's just the opposite of what can be expected.

Nick,

Doh - I wrote it the wrong way round. What you have is what is to be expected. Higher wattage bulbs pull higher current, thus higher voltage spike on field collapse. I have corrected my post.

[Void]

What I think really matters in these kinds of experiments, no matter what the exact configuration is,
is if the current from the battery is going up when the lights get brighter, then that seems
to not be the kind of effect we are looking for.

I have reviewed a lot of older videos by Akula and Ruslan, and, from what I have gathered,
what we should be seeing is some sort of unloading effect on the PWM when the effect is
taking place. In other words, the input current required by the PWM should probably noticeably
go down, or at least not go up when you are hitting the real effect, even though you are powering
a very high wattage load.

Another angle to this is that maybe something like NMR or spin waves occurs in the ferrite or copper wires.
I still don't know one way or the other if this is a real possibility with these types of devices or not.

[itsu]

Geo's 120V (AC/DC) grinder runs on DC from the rectified grenade output, probably on a quarter or less of its needed power.
No mystery there IMO.

Radio Moscow stopped transmitting when the Sovjet Union collapses, it continued as "The Voice of Russia", but
since 2014 this also stopped transmitting on short wave, see wiki https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voice_of_Russia
So what do you hear Nick, and where does the sound comes from, the yoke or the coils or what?

Itsu

[Hoppy]

I personally think that the 90 degree phase shift which occurred between the series loop current and
the grenade output voltage waveform when Ruslan switched on the kacher, which Ruslan showed in a previous
video from 2014, is probably very significant.

We would need to know the exact build configuration of Ruslan's device to understand why and if it is significant.