Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[Hoppy]

From where I stand look that way or close enough, but how you said, it's a matter of opinion.
I will no further try to enforce my own opinion regarding that vid, I just make a point if worth something.

Thanks for your reply. All we can do on the fora is share opinions and hopefully learn more in the process.

[Grumage]

Hello!
I regret your depression, but was not that my intention.
But let me put that way, Geo shows his device (devices) but never any measurement of any kind, nor sign of OU IMO. No offence Geo. Nevertheless, you pursue this  for how much tens of pages geting nowhere ? And that Igor's video showing both input (V+A) and output (V+A) and schematics, is worthless. And his device frequency isn't that high (just 25KHz) to distort to much output measurement of DMM, his readings remains quite stable during measurements. Maybe he deserve some credit after all.
Well, when you get off your depression, think about that...

Dear skywalker66.

Please don't be fooled by GeoFusions original roundcore experiment. Whilst I agree with you as regards the lack of instrumentation there is a little more to the device than meets the eye. 

I do not think that the input measurements on Igor's device are in question. For a start they were analogue meters probably moving coil and would probably give a good "mean" average value!!

It is the output that is questionable. " just 25 KHz" that is a very high frequency for a standard FWBR to cope with!! just read this recent post from captainkt.

http://www.overunity.com/7679/selfrunning-free-energy-devices-up-to-5-kw-from-tariel-kapanadze/msg377936/#msg377936

Nick very pertinently mentioned the fact that no one has been able to drive an induction cooker circuit via an inverter. IMO that suggests the Watt meters used for measuring the input are being fooled and DO not see the true input energy!! One wonders whether the Supply industry sees it either?? 

Until we can come up with a suitable and I would hope, universal standard of HF measurement then a lot of these devices will be open to conjecture!!

Cheers Grum.

[NickZ]

   Someone in the TK thread mentioned that they were able to run the induction cooker hob using a pure sign wave inverter. But, did not show it doing that, as far as I know.

  Igor has blown his induction cooker oscillator, trying to light a 2000 watt bulb.
  So, he is now using a similar Mazzili oscillator design, as what we are working with, or at least some of us are going to be using.
  Verpies: Notice the two white ceramic resistors. Also notice that he uses NO heat-sinks, therefore, they might not even be needed with this device.
He is also showing a clear diagram of his most current oscillator which also seams to be working well, so far. If he doesn't connect it to the big huge 2000 watt bulb.

  Igor's latest video:
   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lTg_GVIV5OE&feature=c4-overview&list=UUVesA155Der2tRd5vpyYdJw

  I also think that he deserves more than just a little credit. Like some mayor credit...

[skywalker66]

Dear skywalker66.

Please don't be fooled by GeoFusions original roundcore experiment. Whilst I agree with you as regards the lack of instrumentation there is a little more to the device than meets the eye. 

I do not think that the input measurements on Igor's device are in question. For a start they were analogue meters probably moving coil and would probably give a good "mean" average value!!

It is the output that is questionable. " just 25 KHz" that is a very high frequency for a standard FWBR to cope with!! just read this recent post from captainkt.

http://www.overunity.com/7679/selfrunning-free-energy-devices-up-to-5-kw-from-tariel-kapanadze/msg377936/#msg377936

Nick very pertinently mentioned the fact that no one has been able to drive an induction cooker circuit via an inverter. IMO that suggests the Watt meters used for measuring the input are being fooled and DO not see the true input energy!! One wonders whether the Supply industry sees it either?? 

Until we can come up with a suitable and I would hope, universal standard of HF measurement then a lot of these devices will be open to conjecture!!

Cheers Grum.

Thank you for your answer Grum.
Regarding Igor's output measurements, I intend in the nearest future to measure a test sin tension at about 200V / 25KHz - 50KHz with a scope and a cheap DMM like Igor use, for evaluating how accurate these DMM are at the frequencies in question, then I'll decide if his output readings is worthy or not.

[Grumage]

   Someone in the TK thread mentioned that they were able to run the induction cooker hob using a pure sign wave inverter. But, did not show it doing that, as far as I know.

  Igor has blown his induction cooker oscillator, trying to light a 2000 watt bulb.
  So, he is now using a similar Mazzili oscillator design, as what we are working with, or at least some of us are going to be using.
  Verpies: Notice the two white ceramic resistors. Also notice that he uses NO heat-sinks, therefore, they might not even be needed with this device.
He is also showing a clear diagram of his most current oscillator which also seams to be working well, so far. If he doesn't connect it to the big huge 2000 watt bulb.

  Igor's latest video:
   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lTg_GVIV5OE&feature=c4-overview&list=UUVesA155Der2tRd5vpyYdJw

  I also think that he deserves more than just a little credit. Like some mayor credit...

Dear Nick.

Yes I agree, credit where credit is due!!

The down side is that we can't see the "driving force" as it's off camera!! I could hear a fan running though.

I have posted a screen shot of the circuit below. It is quite unusual in the way that the primary and secondary are in parallel!!

Thoughts anyone??

Cheers Grum.