Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[dorcky]

@mihai.isteniuc

From were do you order KT926? Thank`s

[mihai.isteniuc]

@mihai.isteniuc

From were do you order KT926? Thank`s

from scrap yard    really

[itsu]

@mihai.isteniuc

From were do you order KT926? Thank`s

I got mine here:  www.evita.lt


Regards Itsu

[itsu]

@all,

Still hunting for the saturation point of the little toroid, but i kept blowing up my MOSFET (and driver).

So i redid my vco/n-pulser as a spider/air-web construction.
I now can adjust my pulses coming from the n-pulser till 37ns width.

But still when adjusting upwards to 500  ns suddenly my MOSFET blows up.
Found out that at  500ns ( duty cycle 1.4%) the pulse suddenly changes to a  duty cycle of 55%
Probably at that point my MOSFET blows up
Guess my modification to the n-pulser chip to use a cap of 220pF and 10K ohm trim pot is causing this.

I will try to stay withing the 37 - 500ns range and hunt for saturation by increasing the drain voltage

Video here:   http://www.overunity.com/12736/kapanadze-cousin-dally-free-energy/new/#new


Regards Itsu

[d3x0r]

below the only detail you are not seeing it's the probe with 10x settings). I have only wounded the primary with 6 turns on the ferrite ring. I don't know what's happend in secondary and beyond. It's irrelevant as long the first part it's not working properly.

My nanopulses: http://postimage.org/image/myctli65j/

To further sustain my claims see the attached doc. At page 4 at the bottom of the page you will find this:
 
So the nanopulser needs somewhere around 6 Watts to work. Let's say 10W. I hope I will soon confirm this. And U2.

Mihai

As usual if I'm wrong in any way don't be a stranger ...

This looks like the nano pulses I had from my original high speed 74HC00's [very fuzzy].  I replaced mine original with a different manufacturer's 74HCT00, and it was sharper, but now I'm using NTE 74LS00's, and the pulses were even more square... not so much grey/fuzzy after/before the pulses.   The noise was enough to trigger the transistor to conduct, and that was draining my 150 power very quickly, but with sharp pulses was able to maintain input power better; I'm not sure if mine is working, the parts came from a local store, but they are out of stock of both 74xx00's, and won'get get more until Nov 10