Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

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There way Akula older video when he presented not loaded circuit with resonance rised up amperage from small value to 12Amps with a power computed as around 400W circuilating in tank circuit (NOT LOADED)
Input was 40W or something. Gain was 10 times, not loaded by anything, now the only trick is to keep it no matter how load behave....resonance

[verpies]

But would it not be better to have the standing waves provided by the middle layer?

I do not understand which one is the middle layer.
I would appreciate visualization of the standing waves superimposed on the diagram.

You can see the polarity is right and being wound back on each other you would have two distinct halves. Then the "Shot gun" approach provided by the Spark Gap would excite the gain medium in the usual way.

Do you refer to the other winding?
Aren't those windings already divided into two distinct halves?
I'd like to see magnetic flux lines generated by each winding, superimposed on the diagram, too.

IMO the field geometry is an essential factor here yet almost no one pays attention to it, nor draws it.

[NickZ]

  Grum:
   Sorry, but I had a good laugh when I read about the cat...
   Sorry also, to hear about your IGBT, and variac. No laughing matter there.
   
    I still don't agree about feeding the rectified 220v as is shown in the diagram to the center tap of the yoke. It does not show that in the video, and at even 35 volts, may cause the problems you're seeing. Is your variac going through a bridge rectifier before going to the yoke?
   The video does however show the 220v DC going from the rectifier to one end of the 25 turn coil on the yoke's (white wire), and the other end of it to who knows where. I know, not much help...  but that is what it looks like to me. Some of these coils may be open ended, also.
  The bulbs, in your diagram are also not shown as being earth grounded at the bottom of the air coil, and possibly retuning to that same earth ground after the bulbs.  These are not just details.
  I'm also wondering why there are so many turns on the air coil,  I only count about 45 not 86, and the same with the resonator coil, and feed back coil, which should be separate, I think.  Anyway, those are my thoughts about it.
 
  Thanks for the SR diagrams. The first one is showing way too many components, and the second is more like it, but I still don't feel that they are really indicative of what SR is showing, either.
  Yes, many of these diagrams are similar,  and may all be similarly wrong, also. As not one of them is from an actual working device. 
  I do like the simplicity of the SR device, and 150 watts output, would suit me fine right about now. He probably did not even need to use the expensive IBGT transistors, fets, inverter, or Variac, either.

  Here's another diagram, possibly hand-drawn by SR himself, this time:
   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_mVe_HdTsHI

[Hoppy]

  Grum:
 
  Thanks for the SR diagrams. The first one is showing way too many components, and the second is more like it, but I still don't feel that they are really indicative of what SR is showing, either.
  Yes, many of these diagrams are similar,  and may all be similarly wrong, also. As not one of them is from an actual working device. 
  I do like the simplicity of the SR device, and 150 watts output, would suit me fine right about now. He probably did not even need to use the expensive IBGT transistors, fets, inverter, or Variac, either.

Nick,

If you want simplicity why not try the Naudin / Acca Kapagen circuit schematic recently posted on the other thread. All the necessary components are listed and coil winding details given. This should at least light some lamps for you. Just watch where you put your fingers 

Its most likely IMO that the Naudin's build is very close to TK's 'Green Box' device using a hidden mains supply.

[Grumage]

I do not understand which one is the middle layer.
I would appreciate visualization of the standing waves superimposed on the diagram.
Do you refer to the other winding?
Aren't those windings already divided into two distinct halves?
I'd like to see magnetic flux lines generated by each winding, superimposed on the diagram, too.

IMO the field geometry is an essential factor here yet almost no one pays attention to it, nor draws it.

Dear Verpies.

I am a man of many talents but computer graphics are most definitely not on the list!! It took me well over an hour just to modify the third schematic posted above!!

I am refering to the Green layer (top LHS of middle schematic). And by standing waves I am refering to the magnetic field generated by the split pair of counter wound coils. I visualise the feilds, just as you posted.

Now what is the significance of a "Slit" being made in the gain medium? To reduce circulating currents is my thought?

I thank you for your input regarding the above. Here in the UK it would be known as a Red Amber!! Get ready!! But not quite a Green light.

Cheers Grum.