Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[verpies]

In either case of the prior 2 shematics.  Aren't there a lot of redudnant capacitors in the upper left corner on the +5 volts from the voltage regulators?  Aren't they redudnant of the other caps nearby?

These capacitors are there for bypassing power supply rails - there is never too much of that.
They are not redundant because electrolytic capacitors have low-ESR at low frequencies and ceramic capacitors have low-impedance at high frequencies, thus they complement each other.

The digital ICs like to have a clean power supply.

[Ganzha]

this is really fake matter

[Vortex1]

Are they external power source wires or grounds?

Since one of them goes directly to the AC terminal of the bridge rectifier the other connects to L4 the opposite end of which then goes to the other AC terminal, they can be suspect.

It is disturbing, as it agrees with the schematic, but could also be external power wires.

Anyone have a rotation of the device and positive identification? Do they exit from the braid?

I cannot tell by zooming as resolution is too low.

[d3x0r]

These capacitors are there for bypassing power supply rails - there is never too much of that.
They are not redundant because electrolytic capacitors have low-ESR at low frequencies and ceramic capacitors have low-impedance at high frequencies, thus they complement each other.

The digital ICs like to have a clean power supply.

Sure I understand having the ceramic and foil caps... but so many sets of them?  on the +5 to the first chip that generates the steady frequency (leftmost chip) there is a set coming off the power regulator, another set right next to the chip and another set at the resistors...  The other chip only has a set of capacitors between the voltage regulator and +5 of the chip...

[d3x0r]

this is really fake matter

what makes you say that?   I don't understand the arrows, or the caption in russian