Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[NickZ]

  GeoFusion and All:
   As you've mentioned wanting help in the feed-back aspect, to allow your device to self run itself. The best advice I can offer is to upload this latest video by Igor Moroz (2 days ago)  He is still not finished with the self running aspect of it yet, but is almost there (step three) energy recuperation, feed back method. Using either the Royer induction heater circuit, or a commercial induction cooker's oscillator circuit. His next upcoming video may be the best one yet,  here's hoping. This last video is a test on running DC motor and 1000 watts of halogen bulbs. Also check out the comments made by Igor and others at the bottom of the video page, as it gives a better idea of what they are doing.

  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FFg9h_gGrFg

[MenofFather]

I not see that Geofusion divice have overunity. Because it use 70-60 watt input and light in not full brightnes 300-350 W output.

[Hoppy]

  GeoFusion and All:
   As you've mentioned wanting help in the feed-back aspect, to allow your device to self run itself. The best advice I can offer is to upload this latest video by Igor Moroz (2 days ago)  He is still not finished with the self running aspect of it yet, but is almost there (step three) energy recuperation, feed back method. Using either the Royer induction heater circuit, or a commercial induction cooker's oscillator circuit. His next upcoming video may be the best one yet,  here's hoping. This last video is a test on running DC motor and 1000 watts of halogen bulbs. Also check out the comments made by Igor and others at the bottom of the video page, as it gives a better idea of what they are doing.

  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FFg9h_gGrFg

Nick,

This video from Igor may be another case of where power levels are assumed. Look at the caption showing power levels posted at 2:29. This shows I/P at 374W AC, 48W DC plus wasted so far 2 x 500W lights. The likelihood is that the lamps are only dissipating the difference, that is: 374W - 48W = 326W between them. Assuming a 70% power transfer efficiency through the transformer, this would suggest a power dissipation of 228W or 114W per lamp. I'm not sure whether Igor was implying from the data shown that the setup was running overunity because he had the full lamp rating of 500W being dissipated in each lamp but clearly this cannot be the case.

[Hoppy]

I not see that Geofusion divice have overunity. Because it use 70-60 watt input and light in not full brightnes 300-350 W output.

Agreed but I don't think GeoFusion is claiming overunity as he realises that his lamps are running at nowhere near full rated power output.

[woopy]

  Woopy:
  Thank you for all you've done. Much appreciated. Really!
  Yes, your pics are too big, so just RESIZE THEM. Such as this:

Hi Nick

Ouups i have posted the pix of the original file and not the resized one for the WEB.  Youp !!Getting old .
Thank's for resizing .



Hi Geofusion

nice new vidéo.

If you are waiting for instruments, what i propose to you, is to connect for example a 100 watts bulb (of same quality as the one of your experiment) directly  to the grid, and place it near one of the 100 watts bulb during your testing. So you can compare the brightness and  be sure that you are getting the real wattage of the bulb.
It is not very scientific, but it give you an idea of what is going on, because i have noticed that even a small difference of brightness can represent significant error in output power.

good luck at all

Laurent