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Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

Started by 27Bubba, September 18, 2012, 02:17:22 PM

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d3x0r

Quote from: stivep on June 24, 2014, 01:54:53 PM
Are you talking about 220DC? or 110DC? being delivered to ATX from  Daly schematic and than turning to DC 12V
Please explain what you relating to using similar method as  I did in the link above


Wesley
It won't matter if AC (or pulsed DC which is 0 to positive or 0 to negative) or DC power source is applied to a bridge rectifier, it will just end up using 2 of the diodes, which will take all of the current all of the time and be hot.


Otherwise, The schematics for switching power supplies are either expecting "DC IN" Or AC, which is immediately rectified internally... so if you have a whole chain of recitifers, it doesn't really matter...


So I took the time to mark in purple boxes the bridge rectifier that is internal to the power supply...

It's actually a really simple thing.

And it doesn't matter if 220, 110, 440V or 9V...  the principle is all the same... most all of my PC supplies just have a switch that's a voltage divider enable (or something) to switch 110 or 220...


Kator01

Hello Wesley,

can you tell me, if this topic is worth translating ?
I can not find any translation in the net:

What is this device in the middle of the two Hendershot-Coils ? It seems that he is showing some important
principle:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NjzZohyWs3g&list=PLC7684829E98CAD74

Regards Kator01



itsu


During my Dally replication attempt, i also checked if my ATX PS was able to run on 200V DC.   It did, see video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LSjfAp-YJSc

Regards Itsu

stivep

I JUST DO NOT UNDERSTAND WHAT DO WE NEED RECTIFICATION FOR IN DALY?






Wesley


NickZ

   Wesley:
   That 1500w output mentioned was what I had understood, also. And, I also agree that it's not important if it's really 1150w or even less than that, as all the bulbs may still not really be fully lit. But it is still the highest output of any of the self runners that anyone other than TK has obtained, if true. So, in that sense it does count.
 
   All:  I tried to upload my latest video, but am having troubles with upload to youtube at the moment. I will do it soon as possible, so that at least everyone can see what I've done, and can make suggestions, as needed.
  It would still be good for at least some of us to work together on one project to unravel this mistery. The only device that has been confirmed as working as shown, is the second Akula device.  However, is there a confirmed schematic of that device???