Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[AlienGrey]

To coin a phrase quoted from Peter O'tool's lips; Whats new pussycat ?   

Sweet Fanny Adams that's what!

Have you ever noticed Saturn has rings like farther Brown hat ? you don't think that might have a lot in common here do you ?
or have i lost you completely ?

-------O------      -------U------  u= Katcher cylinder body what you have to do is make the hat rim and attach it to the hat or cylinder.
Think you can do that little task ?   

[AlienGrey]

Make this type of separate transformer.
Some are sold on the market.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N8xm0aJHtDk

If input is 12 ~ 24V, it will be 0 ~ 250V when it is adjusted with variable resistance.

Please refer to the small transformer in the Ruslan video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zEBLgIbxP3o&t=1s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WKYUuff5ezU

where is the over load S/C protection?

[AlienGrey]

Hoppy:

I got a lot from this cafe.
Thank you.

Those circuits Yeah as if I didn't know better ! Ha ha is that a joke ?  Like a car with no engine and no fuel tank ! very funny.

[NickZ]

   Hoppy:
   If you watch my last video, you'll see that at 3:18 minute you can hear me turn off the main switch on the positive input of the battery, that goes to both the Kacher, and the induction circuit. The circuit keeps running... scope still has a signal on it.
As the mosfets were getting hot, I turned this mentioned main battery switch off, but,  I saw that the Kacher neon was still on, so, I turned off its own kacher switch, then Kacher HV signal shuts down. But the induction circuit was STILL RUNNING. Until I removed the crock clip that joins both batteries in series. Then the system shut off.
That was all a bit of surprise to me, although I've seen it doing that before, but not to the same degree.

  Once the main switch from the batteries to the device is turned off, there is then just an OPEN circuit to the batteries. Yet, it's possible that some juice comes back into the battery from the device, still, through the negative connection. As there is a big diode on the positive end of the battery rail, which although the main battery switch may be open, some how the diode may be doing something to close the circuit. That, I don't know...  But, this may all be a start to something,  or not.
   

[Hoppy]

Nick,

You need to draw a block schematic of your device and clearly show all power rail circuitry and connections, including batteries, diodes etc. It should then be possible for you and others to understand what's going on.