Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[guruji]

hi everyone,

Since i'm new to Kapanadze thread < 2months.

I have spotted a very good video on how to bend copper pipe to form induction coil.This video was made by a plumber.
I am just sharing this since this will be the technique i will applying around 4th week of Oct "not with metal pipe as shown in video to form coil but with pvc instead.To cut cost".

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ah_tcY1pZvs

All project on hold for me at this moment due to home renovation preparation while also waiting for several parts to arrive for ou project.Please don't take it i have disappeared in between this period.

I saw a guy on youtube using water and freeze it then bend the copper.
This was a good idea.

[magpwr]

I saw a guy on youtube using water and freeze it then bend the copper.
This was a good idea.

hi guruji,

Good to see you.

Freezing water in tube is definitely a good idea until i "realized that my freezer isn't big enough to put whole length of copper tube inside" unless that person in youtube had some kind of huge chiller for storing meat for example.

For my case the environment does play a part as well typically it is always hot around 30c from Jan-Dec in Singapore.It's "forever summer" 
The ice wouldn't last long here.


I'm wishing some day i would be able to power my pending grid tie 10.8v...28v 1000w inverter x 2 from these mystery device to power my house to run Air-con for less $$.

Cheapest GRID-TIE (Sine-wave) Inverter 220v 1000w purchased from ebay.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/151098169025?var=450200093992&ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1439.l2649



GEGENE in JLN lab might be good for someone living in cold country since it's able to produce "more heat for the house or room" for less power draw.Depending how it was configured.

[NickZ]

  There are already devices on the market that will do what Gegene's induction oscillator circuit will do. They can be connected to the house electricity meter source, and will economize on the draw.  However, that is not "free energy", only increased efficiency.  Big difference.

  The idea (here) is to feed-back some juice from induction oscillator device's output to the input side, to try to self run these types of devices. Which is not against the law.

  But, even if it's just a more efficient system, that is still a very good way to lower electric bill costs, and a step in the right direction. For AC cooling and/or home heating it would save possibly as much as 2/3 the cost of the electricity bill. 
  I doubt that the electric companies would allow it, though. If they were to find out.
But, they don't need to know. Now do they...

[forest]

For such device like Don Smith for example you need only two transistors to get 220V AC output or if you want sinewave there are free plans for full-bridge inverter based on PIC16F microprocessor...but first you must have a continously charged DC capacitor to some 340-400V. Watch aquarium 2 video on the way how to do this...

[NickZ]

  Also the Akula device is such a thing. As it uses HV pulsed AC, along with 310v non-pulsed DC into the same yoke core.  But, if this were all that's needed, he wouldn't need the rest of the several remaining coils, for the device to function correctly.