Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[Hoppy]

@ Hoppy:
  I wish you were right about being able to light bulbs and heat up wires with my set up as is, but NO that is not possible using the input source that I'm using. Although it has over 1000v, there is not much current to it. So, I have to by pass the 3 turn winding, and the resonator coil to be able to do light bulbs. Basically avoiding some of the Akula circuit, and just using mostly the power obtained from my Lasersaber 3.0 circuit, instead. 
I just wanted to clarify this point, and not lead anyone one to think that the system is working to some useable degree, as is, when it's not, it is actually hindering the whole process, due to the 3 turn coil dropping any useable power. And no, there is not more amps at the output of the 3 turn coil, and some would expect, but less voltage, and probably less amps. I can't measure the mAs, as my meter is not working on the amp settings, but I know it's less since it does not shock me at all when touched, like it should.  Anyways just trying to be honest about all this. And will continue to work on solutions.

Nick,

Knock-up a Royer oscillator to drive your ferrite yoke. You will only get power out if you put it in. 


                                                                                           

[NickZ]

   Thanks for the suggestion.
   I can also give my LS 3.0 circuit more input to begin with, as I'm now using only 10v and about 1.4 amps, input to the 3.0 circuit. But I have another idea that I'll be trying today. I just wanted to see what it would do using the known effects of my LS 3.0 circuit, first. Now that I can see what it does, I'll be changing it to something different, but, I also need to use a cap on the 3 turn coil, as without it there won't be the kick that is needed.
What we don't know is just what is the input power that Akula is using through his driver circuit to the yoke coil. I have a feeling that it is a lot more than what I'm giving the yoke.  That is why we need to know more information on this circuit, to be able to replicate it correctly.

[Hoppy]

   
What we don't know if just what is the input power that Akula is using through his driver circuit to the yoke coil. I have a feeling that it is a lot more than what I'm giving the yoke.  That is why we need to know more information on this circuit, to be able to replicate it correctly.

I think we can be sure that he's giving it some welly!

[NickZ]

  Some welly?  How much welly is that?

[Hoppy]

  Some welly?  How much welly is that?

Well, considering throughput losses, more power than his lamp array is consuming.