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[Khwartz]

Khwartz,

As has been emphasised earlier in this thread, power levels need to measured and not just assumed from lamp brightness. A true lamp power dissipation of 3KW continuous is not going to be produced in mine or from the Royer setups I've seen in Geo's videos.

So that why Geo should at least always use a "reference bulb" lit by the grid, as obviously he is far to accurately estimate the order of magnitude of the power output. But I whish you are wrong and he is right about the possibilities of out power of his setups.

Amicalement.

[NickZ]

  Khwartz:
  Can't you just hold on to your hat and give the guy a chance, he said that he's waiting for his stuff to come, and soon will post the results.

  It takes less than an hour to make the oscillator circuit, and only ten minutes to wind the yoke core with two coils. Why don't you just do it and see for yourself... Maybe even help us to improve this.
  The bulbs aren't lighting the same as when on the grid, Ok??? He has already mentioned that, unless using 36 volts input.
  We are still working on this, but the input current drawn is less than what would be drawn on the grid. The higher the voltage the brighter the lumin, but the problem is the heat on 3000 watts worth of bulbs, or even 100 watts, for me.
 

[Grumage]

Dear All.

The saga continues!!

I apologise in advance for the poor quality. For some reason I could not upload an HD version!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=noMjg5fu77M

For Verpies. The oscillations are heard despite the fact that the two halves are separated. So I think the Ferrite cores are acting like little speakers.

Despite the massive voltages seen on the scope the 21 W 12 V bulb does not blow but when connecting to a standard 240 V bulb, no light is seen at all!!

Cheers Grum.

[GeoFusion]

  Ok, just finished my new version of the Royer circuit, using two different Fets, the IRF 630 and another IRF 634. Also two 1k resistors, and one 0.33uf poly cap. Trying to get as close as I can to replicate Geo's circuit. This time using the Pc fan.
  But, the results are just the same as before, able to partially light a 50 watt bulb, or two 50 watt bulbs, but not the 100watt bulb. So, looks like I'm going to have to add more winds on my yoke's secondary (red) coil.
  Circuit still get very hot when not using the fan, and lighting two bulbs.

Geo: What is the reading of your Yoke core device at the output coils, with and without a load (one 60 watt bulb).

Hi Nick
Nice Work , seems to be working good there. See those Fets are doing great  job for the circuit, and the fan .
Hmm well that it lights up two 50's is good for now, but There might be something with this 100W bulb you have. But yes, Might be that you will need some more winds and see if there is any difference. Btw you should try put a few more of these bulbs in parallel see how it holds up but when it starts sing to Sing, don't force it.

Oh uhm, I measured last from the output wires Without Load connected it's something inbetween  160V~ 140Vac from those ouput wires, sometimes when turning it on and off and on again fast it jumps all the way to 180Vac but that is also something with this oh well..
When the bulbs are connect and using the 12 V, they are not so bright, guesing 60-70% brightness of what mains gives out.

When I connect the 100watt bulb it goes to @135V~ when i connect the second 100watt bulb it jumps back to 140V something, When connecting the 3de 100watt, Voltage becomes @120~.. so again Odd behavior the roundcore does or as we know already we cant measure this type of energy with common meters, Igor told me about this too.

Well Sometimes It increases and sometimes it decreases for me when using more caps or not. Depending on the load I gues.. It does let me put more caps when more load is connected but if les load is connected, les caps for brightness. Odd right? haha

Cheerz~

[Khwartz]

  Khwartz:
  Can't you just hold on to your hat and give the guy a chance, he said that he's waiting for his stuff to come, and soon will post the results.

  It takes less than an hour to make the oscillator circuit, and only ten minutes to wind the yoke core with two coils. Why don't you just do it and see for yourself... Maybe even help us to improve this.
  The bulbs aren't lighting the same as when on the grid, Ok??? He has already mentioned that, unless using 36 volts input.
  We are still working on this, but the input current drawn is less than what would be drawn on the grid. The higher the voltage the brighter the lumin, but the problem is the heat on 3000 watts worth of bulbs, or even 100 watts, for me.

Understand you, but ot takes eve less time to put a light bulb on the main power! So really don't understand why it is not done each time :/

I have no time to waste.

Unless I could see true evidences of efficiency so that I can evaluate for myself then ot is valuable to invest my time in an attempt for replication, I will continue to try to save the time of any of us by insisting as much as needed for professional methodology for demonstration of results. And again: THERE NO NEED AT ALL of expensive meters to demonstrate an overunity, just a "reference light bulb" and a minimum of discipline while for DC input, cheap meters are absolutly enough (when high ratio of COP are expected).

But thanks for your concern for Geo; himself has well understood I am not here to discourage him but to help him to make better demonstrations, that he whishes too.

Cheers.