Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[NickZ]

  AG:
  No my yoke is not from a Russian TV.
  What makes you think that it's not working? I think it is.
  Akula could not make his first yoke (about the same size as yours) work. And it was a Russian yoke.
  My yoke with windings is 4 inches across. Size also matters, not just composition.
  There are guys that don't use TV yokes, but have self runners using 3 inch toroidal cores, instead.
  TV yokes are made for 15KHz. And that is the exact same frequency that my yoke is working at.

[Void]

To maybe help keep things in perspective, I think Daly didn't use a TV Yoke core
at his PWM output. He used what looked like some other type of toroid core, and Daly
also didn't use a grenade winding. His coils on the tube were all just regular coils. I think Akula probably
tried the 'grenade' type coil because that was what Kapanadze had shown in his Aquarium II video.
Since Daly showed a self runner with just ordinary coils wound on his cardboard tube, this
would seem to indicate that it can be done with regular coils as well. For the PWM toroid, it
seems maybe any ferrite toroid of suitable size should work as long as it works well in the
frequency range you are running your PWM at.

[NickZ]

   Nor could Dally do what Ruslan or Akula can do. 4000w worth of bulbs lit up, using yoke cores and grenade builds.
Yoke cores have twice the volume of ferrite used than the normal toroid cores of the same width, and also requires twice the amount of copper in the windings, comparatively. And possibly, even twice the output gain, as well. To keep things in perspective, as you say.

[Void]

Not sure what you are trying to say Nick. You can get ferrite toroids
with much thicker ferrite than is in a typical TV yoke core, and you can also
double or triple stack thinner ferrite toroids if you want a much thicker toroid for higher power handling capacity.
You can also wind thick copper wire on large diameter ferrite toroids as well. You can get ferrite
toroids of about 5" or 6" diameter or so if you look around. So none of that is a limiting issue at all.

Also, Daly never really tried to build a higher output device, as he apparently got fed up with all the
people saying his setup was fake, and apparently stopped working on these types of setups
for quite a while (at least publicly). If he had kept experimenting with his setup and making improvements, he might
very well have been able to power much larger loads with his type of setup. No one can say with any certainty at
this point what kind of power output can be obtained with Daly's coil winding approach. He apparently
achieved a self runner with his setup, so that was pretty good for a start.

When someone can demonstrate that they have a self running OU device along these lines, then
they can maybe have some authority to say what is better and what is worse, if they can back it up
with demonstrations. My point was Daly was (apparently) able to make a self runner without
a TV yoke core and with ordinary coils on the air core tube, and that is nothing to sneeze at.

[NickZ]

   Yes, that may be true.  But, do you think that has not all been tried? Toroid cores verses yokes.
   Think of the cost of multiple stacked 5 or 6 inch toroid cores, compared to free TV yoke cores, which came up to about 5 inches or so from 34 inch CRT Tv. And can also be stacked just like the toroid's can be.
  Geo, for example did use a toroid core as well as yokes. And stalker also. So, they can posibly both be used and can work, although Geo nor possibly Stalker did not show a self runner using toroids, it doesn't mean they don't work. In any case the choice is yours.
  I choose free yoke cores. That's all I'm saying.