Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[NickZ]

   T-1000: 
   Welcome back.    What I would like to do is to make the interuptor part for my simple non controlable Kacher, instead.
As simple as possible.     Here is the circuit that I'm currently using, below. If you can help me with this, it would be much appreciated.   
   I wonder where Hoppy has been. You don't think that he's still locked down at the asylum, do you?
Maybe nurse Ratched took his cell phone? So, he won't be traced...
    NickZ

[Raycathode]

I wouldn't use that circuit its useless no drive on a Fast Katcher circuit and it doesn't have rail to rail swing
and if it stalls it's toast or brown bread.

T1000 have you got a link to the rest of that circuit ?

Raymondo

[T-1000]

T1000 have you got a link to the rest of that circuit ?

So here it is - https://i.imgur.com/p8ffNQW.jpg
It will take time to digest methods and tricks used in schematics and I do not expect anyone building one of these any time soon.
But that it OK.

Cheers!

[GeoFusion]

Hi Nick,

Yes, you will need to be careful while applying such high voltages to tesla coil kacher.
Am aware of the dangers for the circuits.
Yes rusland said those befor but he did not tell to get more KW out to increase voltage .

Take a look at the diagram T-1000 shared, it is the diagram I am working on right now.
take time to digest it and see the differences. Ground is very important and the tesla coil/ kacher.
The kacher circuit you posted is good and right now use a interupter switch at the negative rail.
in the bigger diagram it will show the difference and setup.
Yes thanks for posting my video link, although I did post it a page back last msg.

Follow the steps and this will be it to understand.

Raymondo,
This is the diagram which me and T-1000 are working on for replication.
It is finally public.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vTCaF7R4Z-M&t=

G.

[Raycathode]

Yes, in the scopeshot shown it's about 40 percent. But the interrupter is adjustable for both frequency and mark-space (duty cycle). It's a 555 circuit connected to the 4046 Pin 5... a strategy that you will recognize, no doubt.   


The thought occurs to me that perhaps a second 4046, tuned to a different frequency, could be used instead of the 555 to provide an interruption that was locked to one of the other frequencies needed....

Here is Tinsels interupter circuit that he used (what for ? ) you ask interupting of course!
page 707


T1 000   thanks for coment ! the Katcher circuit uses a TL 494 that is modulated on it's 3 input I did a PCB for it (just the driver) to play with
but its not all that marvelous.