Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[From other Planet]

I encountered some funny effect yesterday when playing with the unusual diode connections of Ruslan and Carlos Benitez. In one setup i added two 40kV 1A diodes to the secondary of a small Kacher Tesla Coil i built few years ago. Diodes are like in Carlos Benitez circuit, but instead of cap, coil and spark gap i put an ESL bulb (without the electronics). Positive terminal of Kacher is connected to earth. The strange thing now is, after disconnecting the power source (two 12V lead batteries), and the Kacher has shut down, the ESL will blink every now and then (pretty dim), if i touch the ESL it also blinks and even lights continued for short period (need to turn of most light in room to see it). It does so for more than 20 minutes after batteries are disconnected, maybe even longer.
I was thinking of chemical reactions in the cap recharging it to certain level, where it can give short pulse on primary, but then i wonder how me touching the ESL can influence this process. I not yet measured voltages at cap.

regards

[Ed morbus]

Is this real or fake
Can someone translate this

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q42RLMmRyj0&feature=youtu.be

[TinselKoala]

Isn't it interesting how the light bulb comes on just _before_  he actually pulls the magnet off the core at around 13:18 or so? Yet at 12:08 he moves the magnet much more, from one core to the next one, and nothing happens.

I'm not saying he's faking.... what I'm saying is that _I_ could very easily fake that demonstration, 100 percent, from start to finish, using for the first part any of several solid state Tesla coils/Slayer Exciters that I have on my shelf, positioned just under the tabletop, and for the second part a wireless power transmitter of the inductive type I've shown many times.

It's easy to find 12-volt bulbs of that kind that _look like_ normal line-voltage incandescents.

http://www.amazon.com/Motor-Trend-MT-12V-Replacement-12-Volt/dp/B0030G52QS

Add a yellow rubber glove, and Bob's yer uncle.

[Pirate88179]

Isn't it interesting how the light bulb comes on just _before_  he actually pulls the magnet off the core at around 13:18 or so? Yet at 12:08 he moves the magnet much more, from one core to the next one, and nothing happens.

I'm not saying he's faking.... what I'm saying is that _I_ could very easily fake that demonstration, 100 percent, from start to finish, using for the first part any of several solid state Tesla coils/Slayer Exciters that I have on my shelf, positioned just under the tabletop, and for the second part a wireless power transmitter of the inductive type I've shown many times.

It's easy to find 12-volt bulbs of that kind that _look like_ normal line-voltage incandescents.

http://www.amazon.com/Motor-Trend-MT-12V-Replacement-12-Volt/dp/B0030G52QS

Add a yellow rubber glove, and Bob's yer uncle.

You can also order 1.5 volt incandescent bulbs from Nasco Science Supply.

Bill

[lost_bro]

Watch

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rEeuYr0pQbU

Good day All:

The posted schematic is very similar to the Slayer Exciter Ciruit:
I built one of these with my daughter for a science fair project, and it can light up plasma arcs inside of a 100 watt incandescent bulb at a distance of maybe 2- 3 inches. 
The bulb on top of the topload is NOT connected.... only sits inside of the PVC tube in close proximity.
Very impressive results for a self tuning, minimum parts count circuit.

take care, peace
lost_bro