Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[stivep]

In  this video  we have  particular  part  with  explanation of the technology that is embodying   copper wire  into a former  and by that it can hold any particular shape of your choice without any waste of space and money  for any former. That is good for  many projects you may have .Although  it seem to be  undoable in your home lab  it could be done by fast  drying resin, binding it together  using simple brush.  It can also be done with 3D printer  but I'm not sure   if  3 axis  would make it , probably not .
So  I attach  this video to your curiosity .
I was in this place, It is former Motorola manufacturing  and research plant  Chicago  Illinois. there where two locations one in Chicago and another one  in the suburb.  In 2009  Motorola started to deal with Google due to collapse of  economy. Google  was only interested in trade so  they sold it to Chinese.
Chinese  did not want any of their  technology line.
All they wanted is access to their patents and authorization to  devices to be made now in China. 
Most of everything  inside that building was scrapped or sold for  "nothing".  over 3000 people lost the job.
Parking lot for 2000 cars was empty and grassy.  Empty tennis courts and  playgrounds for the kids inside of that facility made out of glass.
So the guy - MHub made deal with  local government 10 years  no tax and no property tax. transferring it for rental and educational facility based on monthly charges. $1350/mo for small "garage" like place, $350/mo per desk in open office space.   
https://youtu.be/SNt1YKkGBvA?t=2097

I was shocked, that UL certification that is part of their  rental space is so  primitive. for me it is a joke.  No Network  Vector  Analyzer and  the entire equipment is far less than that what I have in  just  one  square meter of my  own lab.  (and just one  small environmental testing  cage).    They have just 4402b. that is insufficient for many of RF applications.
However it is a good money for some of you if you intend to go to UL testing.
Just one product  UL certification  can cost an applicant ,  from 20k to 150k , Now take 5 products per week and there you have it.
It is just mine of money there.    https://youtu.be/SNt1YKkGBvA?t=3399     


Wesley

[AlienGrey]

No not realy.
This isn t a PLL version.
You need to have the "I"and "V"components @ the comperators of the 4046..  (btw..  i m using a 74HC4046...  can handle higher freq.)

You have to create a "LOCK"condition which points out its in resonance.
So Voltage and Current need to be sampled by the comperators of the 4046

I have used several parts of attached circuit... 
Connected pin#3 to the Drain//Source of the primairy driver FET (of course after decreasing its voltage to the max of what the 4046 can handle)
Pin#14 i have connected to a CT (in groundline from secundairy

Pin#1 & 2 i use for indicating "LOCK"


Greetings

Hi yes have an old SSTC card I made 2 or 3 years ago wasn't too impressed as it screwed everything up while running  , removed the NE555
and associated parts scoped output after modification and set pulse width to 5-6 us, will test it some time when i have a low power Tesla coil  and no electronics around 
the VFO is a fast CD4046 works 3 or 4 Mhz easy and a uf Mosfet driver now I have solved that I might have an other idea for it. 

[stivep]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CppZpVfgCE8
It is not on the topic.  I was simply ask to respond. So I did.
Wesley

[AlienGrey]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CppZpVfgCE8
It is not on the topic.  I was simply ask to respond. So I did.
Wesley

Nice camera Wesley  if your running a TV studio, whats the video bandwidth like UV to IR and night vision switchable ?
it's amusing what you can pick up in that bandwidth till the American junta band them now it's near night vision
with no IR or UV, if you know of such a low price device available in the UK let me know.

PS thanks for the review !

Allen

[stivep]

Nice camera Wesley  if your running a TV studio, whats the video bandwidth like UV to IR and night vision switchable ?
it's amusing what you can pick up in that bandwidth till the American junta band them now it's near night vision
with no IR or UV, if you know of such a low price device available in the UK let me know.

PS thanks for the review !

Allen

For EVA1:
Yes it does. IR filter is removable by single click of the button. so you can film in entire spectrum . By using  UV  bandpass filter you can see in  lower UV spectrum excluding all lower frequencies.
(Well not all, but visible and as low as IR)
Higher than UV is only X-ray and that can sometime be seen by some of consumer  grade cameras in form of dots overlaying original  picture. But  this  bandwidth is mostly a domain of Scintillating detectors and  Germanium based detectors for Gamma.

At UV Sensitivity suffers but it is doable when UV level is dominant , so if you use Ultraviolet lamp you working against low sensitivity of the sensor in that camera.
For us it is important  to know that we can  accurately measure power dissipation  in spark gap or plasma in any medium  including vacuum.
Infrared is mostly blocked by glass of say radiotube or glass of enclosed  spark gap. But UV is not .
By comparing  amount of  radiation  of IR in air we can do addition and that gives us  missing  component  to calculate energy parameters of electromagnetic nature  in the bandwidth  from IR +visible +UV.
To make my life easier I use PHO-4040 in addition to   Panasonic EVA1
http://www.gamma-sci.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/Night-Vision-Radiometer-NVG-4040.pdf
Thank you for mentioning it  as not many people can even think in this categories. 


Wesley
ps: here you have some educational material:
http://www.gamma-sci.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/MK350-Series-Survival-Handbook-20150417_website-2.pdf