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[Hoppy]

Geo,

Thanks for posting your two part video. You will have noticed from the Ruslan video link you also posted that he has two non pulsing bright lamps with a steady meter reading of some 900V across his low capacitance bank.  The cap discharging into a bulb with volt drop you have so far shown is what I and others have already easily achieved and this is with a mains PSU powering the Kacher, which Ruslan does not use. You say that a Kacher is all that's needed to replicate Ruslan's device. Are you therefore saying that you consider Ruslan's push-pull circuitry and associated waveforms to be a decoy?

My replication remains in the corner of my workshop until I see something that makes more sense to follow.

[d3x0r]

Down here is a related Ruslan latest device schematic created by someone on Realstrannik.ru
which shows what they have gotten as info from Ruslan and what he was talking about within the vid.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yPkHNq6Wji0

Enjoy guyz, Let me know what you think and more coming up

Re: your reposted picture


I have several variations of your mentioned coil, including something more like a linear TPU winding section... which is also similar to that french copper u-bar thing...


This is generally mutually exclusive windings, each has their own inductance, but they do not induct into each other; except in the form that the turns around the circumferance that consist of the many loops through the torus are windings in the same direction and will induce.  If above Ghz where frequencies could be multiple waves within the same device... and might form a induced capactive pumping in the second windings... I dunno anyway


without exploiting very complex effects, the turns around a torus and the ones through it effectively are not linked inductively.... if you have 300 turns that might be several layers, and multiple turns around the circumferance... which would induct in windings arround it...


but that's just my experience; any other exceptions of note would be appreciated

[Jeg]

Was thinking about it, and here are two possible reasons for putting
capacitors across the AC input terminals of a FWBR. There might be
other scenarios as well.
All the best...

Well Void, if it is to vote then, no.2 has enough chances if a relay or thyristor is being used to discharge these caps to a load or to a second capacitor.  And as i see it, without discharging a cap we will never pass on the other side (OU) with just using Ruslan's circuit as it is. The dumping effect as Tesla described it is not present in those publicly published circuits. Anyway. Take a look of some things that give rise to kachers output affection to the output, but as i already told this is not enough to make the transition to the other side.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4536mMgOjv8&list=UU_HNW6MviMNNhdWRBtG5i3w

ps. Meow congrats for your last post. Two spiral coils which act as capacitor plates. The same happens here, but using Tesla's spiral bifilars is the way to take the sh..t out of the system!   

[Void]

Well Void, if it is to vote then, no.2 has enough chances if a relay or thyristor is being used to discharge these caps to a load or to a second capacitor.  And as i see it, without discharging a cap we will never pass on the other side (OU) with just using Ruslan's circuit as it is. The dumping effect as Tesla described it is not present in those publicly published circuits. Anyway. Take a look of some things that give rise to kachers output affection to the output, but as i already told this is not enough to make the transition to the other side.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4536mMgOjv8&list=UU_HNW6MviMNNhdWRBtG5i3w

Hi Jeg. Not sure what you mean about #2 being your choice, as that is just a decoy
scenario using a hidden DC power source, and the FWBR does nothing in that scenario.
If you want to charge a cap via an AC source and pulse it, the capacitor would have to connect to the
DC output of the FWBR, but this does not appear to be how Ruslan had the caps connected
in the video where he showed inside the box with the four diodes on the heatsink. Hence the
questions about why he would have connected the caps to the AC input of the FWBR. Complete
different connection arrangement.

I am not really sure what concept you were trying to get across in your video. With near 48W input
to your kacher, you should be able to light a light bulb of lower wattage to some degree with the right arrangement.
However the way you are trying is not the way Ruslan and Akula showed it, so I am not
sure what you are trying to do. Have you concluded that Ruslan has just been fooling
people, so you have given up on Ruslan's devices and are trying something completely different now?

I still haven't given up on Ruslan's devices but I am still conducting various experiments to
try to figure out what may be making those devices tick. I still haven't found the secret yet...

All the best...

[Void]

Down here is a related Ruslan latest device schematic created by someone on Realstrannik.ru
which shows what they have gotten as info from Ruslan and what he was talking about within the vid.

Hi Geo. Someone posted that diagram, but I have not seen Ruslan confirm anything about the way he
actually wound the transformer, other than whatever comments he made in his own video. That diagram
is just something that someone posted up, but I did not see any indication that this info came from Ruslan.
What makes you think that idea on the transformer winding method actually came from Ruslan?
Al the best...