Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[John.K1]

Hi John. When you say bulb, do you mean a fluorescent light, or a light bulb with a wire filament?
If you mean you can light a filament light bulb with only one wire connected, I would like to see
a picture of that. Fluorescent lights work on ionization of gases so they don't need any wires
connected if placed in a strong electric field of a high enough voltage.
All the best...

Yes Void. Standard wire bulb 220V 20W  (from microwave oven) - one lead connection other end free. This is a basic test of working the granade coil before you continue with other parts like push-pull etc.

The beauty of dielectricity

[NickZ]

  ALL the incandescent bulbs on the first Akula device were connected only to the ground and to his big output coil from one end. I don't know if the other side was connected to anything (or was free), or if it went back to the earth ground.

[John.K1]

Void, check the picture I posted last week. http://www.overunity.com/12736/kapanadze-cousin-dally-free-energy/6390/#.VF_Se_msUs8
The fluorescent light behind is only indicator. You can see bulb's wire light. Not strong light that time , but still light on one wire. I have it tuned to better result now.

[Void]

Yes Void. Standard wire bulb 220V 20W  (from microwave oven) - one lead connection other end free. This is a basic test of working the granade coil before you continue with other parts like push-pull etc.
The beauty of dielectricity

Hi John. I would guess it is displacement current.
What I was thinking was there may be a lesson in here somewhere.

All the best...

[John.K1]

Sorry guys I am bothering you again with the push - pull but, should I suppress BEMF of the coils   I am thinking to put between central tap and both other end of the coils some diode. Also between the Gate and the Source 10Kohm resistor and small neon to give it some protection.   Isn't it in some way contra-productive to the functionality of that device?