Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[verpies]

When you put split of core inside of primary coils it is whole another story..

Your own STAAR Yoke device had the split outside of its windings.  See here.

[itsu]

verpies,

I recommend that you try to bring large magnets perpendicularly closely to the
core and experiment with different gapping of the core halves (avoid
acoustically dampening materials between the halves). 

Ok, i put some magnets close to and in the yoke which put it into and out of the "special mode", but on a very random way, see the end of the below video.

Concerning the dampening material, i guess the electrical plastic tape is not ideal, so i will change it to paper on the other yoke.
I will be showing this ringing of that other yoke half in a other video later today.

all,

For now i went on increasing the voltage to 24V, and the load to 550W bulbs (2x 200W + 1x 150W).
All bulbs i have have spiral filaments, so have a fair amount of inductance, not sure about this 0.1 ohm resistor.
After 5 seconds working with 24V / 550W, i blew my 12A fuse which i had on the battery!
After another few minutes, i blew the 0.1 Ohm resistor in the input line, so there is lots of current being pulled from my batteries.
No cold electricity here yet, and increasing the load (more bulbs) certainly is also increasing the drain on the battery  :-(
Video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=87XM_ghyx0w&feature=youtu.be
More to follow later today.....

Regards Itsu

[magpwr]

verpies,


Ok, i put some magnets close to and in the yoke which put it into and out of the "special mode", but on a very random way, see the end of the below video.

Concerning the dampening material, i guess the electrical plastic tape is not ideal, so i will change it to paper on the other yoke.
I will be showing this ringing of that other yoke half in a other video later today.

all,

For now i went on increasing the voltage to 24V, and the load to 550W bulbs (2x 200W + 1x 150W).
All bulbs i have have spiral filaments, so have a fair amount of inductance, not sure about this 0.1 ohm resistor.
After 5 seconds working with 24V / 550W, i blew my 12A fuse which i had on the battery!
After another few minutes, i blew the 0.1 Ohm resistor in the input line, so there is lots of current being pulled from my batteries.
No cold electricity here yet, and increasing the load (more bulbs) certainly is also increasing the drain on the battery  :-(
Video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=87XM_ghyx0w&feature=youtu.be
More to follow later today.....

Regards Itsu

hi itsu,

I have used IRFP260N mosfet for my HHO experiments.Base on datasheet this mosfet work ideally close to 200volts.Now we are unable to measure back emf easily while it's operating.
There is a high chance you may hit the mosfet breakdown voltage and cause over heating,reduce efficiency especially if you are using 24volt input.
Another possibility the number of turns in your winding you have done was ideal for 12volts but not for 24volts.May need to increase winding a little more.

May i suggest you try using higher voltage rated mosfet with low RDS on.
I used "SPW47N60C3" 600volts mosfet with low rds at this voltage which i had purchased cheaply/free shipment of ebay(comes in batch of 5).It did help to increase the HHO production a little more.
Do check datasheet spec.

Proven in my youtube video "sanjev21" Title Important modification for Dave Lawton Phase Lock Loop circuit

[NickZ]

  Guys:
   I've spent the last several days trying out different mosfets, resistors, caps, etz...
I've had nothing but problems, for some unknown reasons.  I've blown most every Fet that I have. And the dead Fet pile is growing bigger...
  I don't know if it's because I've placed about 6 more winds of wire on the secondary output coils, or what. But, I've had the Fets blow up like a firecraker, right in my face.  Ha!!!

  So, it's possible that I'm having similar problems like Itsu is seeing, with too much current being drawn, but the light bulbs, even a 25watt one will not light, and the Fets go up in smoke, in two seconds. I've been keeping my finger on them, but they blow, anyway. Just like as if the device were in short circuit.
  Anyways, that's what I've been up to. I hope that some of you are having better luck.

  Geo:  Please re-make your yoke device, and show us some clear close up pictures of the oscillator, so that we can try to replicate it to the T. 
   Were you able to get a meter that reads amps yet?  If not, maybe borrow one?
  Plus, we really need to know if these devices are more than just an inverter, and what news you have concerning the feed back and self charging aspect. Are you getting anywhere with that.
                 Thanks,
                             NickZ

[itsu]

 
Magpwr,
i agree with your statement, i did not pay attention to the IRFP260N MOSFET spec's.
I certainly need some higher voltage ones, like i have here some IPI90R500C3 (900V) but they have a fairly high RDSon (0.5 Ohm).
I will look for your SPW47N60C3 (RDSon 0.07 Ohm), thanks.

NickZ,
my first setup as mentioned earlier was with 2x transitors MJE3055 and only the 1K resistor at the base.
This did not do much, so i changed the transistors with IRF510 MOSFETs in the same setup , so ONLY the 1K base (gate) resistor.
This lasted 2 seconds (sounds familiar?) and then the both MOSFETs where gone.
So the setup with only the 1K resistor is NOT enough when using higher voltage (more turns) and MOSFETs, you have to protect the MOSFETs like with the royer setup drawn here by verpies (2e picture): http://www.overunity.com/12736/kapanadze-cousin-dally-free-energy/msg375462/#msg375462

   
All,
i removed the electrical tape of my 2e yoke to let you show/hear the ringing of this half.
I will be putting a sheet of paper inbetween the halfs and tape them together, then wind a similar primary/secondary across the splits.
Video here:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_88e1chSd9k&feature=youtu.be

Regards Itsu