Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[TinselKoala]

@MenofFather,

There are a few on here that know how to use more than just a Oscilloscope, me included. I am sure we can build it and build a working unit if full disclosure is made, i.e. schematic, parts list and any special instructions on coil winding if something is special.

Aye, there's the rub. Competent people with oscilloscopes who can actually build things do exist on this forum and others. I'm sure many of us could build it exactly to any schematic, since he's using off the shelf components and a silly homemade coil. Air core, too! But the only way you'll be able to build a "working" unit is if he tells you where the batteries/hidden wires are located, and that will blow his whole trip. He hasn't hooked his fish yet.

[starcruiser]

It is either that or they think they will get rich off it, thinking they can sell it and get rich is the typical mindset of those in impoverished situations, or they are just greedy, too bad.

[NickZ]

  Or, we are just too dumb to figure it out, and all these devices are working as is being shown.
   That's what I feel is happening.

[NickZ]

  As promised, here is a video of my circuit lighting up 650 watts of incandescent bulbs. I have managed to light up to 700 watts, but with each additional bulb the total lumin level does start to decrease. The best brightness is obtained when using 3 100 watt 110v bulbs. Input source is an old discarded 12v 4aH battery.
I'm still working on a suitable feed back loop. Any suggestions are welcome.
   

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OCcTInm_EPI&feature=youtu.be

[Hoppy]

  As promised, here is a video of my circuit lighting up 650 watts of incandescent bulbs. I have managed to light up to 700 watts, but with each additional bulb the total lumin level does start to decrease. The best brightness is obtained when using 3 100 watt 110v bulbs. Input source is an old discarded 12v 4aH battery.
I'm still working on a suitable feed back loop. Any suggestions are welcome.
   

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OCcTInm_EPI&feature=youtu.be

Nick,

Thanks for showing your progress with the Mazilli. It looks to me that you have improved on Geo's performance even with less caps and coils. Well done. A lot more caps will not necessarily help you if you have already optimised power transfer into the size of the load you are using and looks like you may have done this already. I'm afraid I can't help you further with suggestions for a feedback loop, as everything I've tried over the years has not been successful.