Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[stupify12]

I suggest you make the Blue coil wound on the Ferrite core to be at least 3 turns on each side, better to be at least one turn or no Ferrite core for more Voltage and Frequency... Just some suggestion.

Guys, I think forget about that Ruslans antenna. We really should follow Tesla's way. Huge difference. With this torrid anntena my frequency jumped up by couple hundreds KHz and the field around is more intense.

[stupify12]

The Hv Kacher's is Radiating Positive Charged Particles to be receive by our charged receiving element to be stored as Positive Polarity on the half side of the Capacitors, as Capacitors need to be in equilibrium, basically it needed a Negative Charge Particles, we all know the best zero potential difference is the Earth ground. That is why usually Tesla connect the Negative terminal of the Considerable(Big) Electrostatic Capacity of Condenser on the Earth because he knows it very much that the Earth is the greatest reservoir of Negative Electricity.


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  EDIT:
  I had thought previously that half wave DC pulses needed to be superimposed on the Induction coils's AC current pulses.   But now, it looks like the HV Kacher's output, is providing for the negative DC impulses?, to heterodyne with the rectified magnetic induction, on  the induction coils.
So, maybe I had it wrong previously, and now I see the actual way that it's working.  Yes? No?

  AlienGrey:
  Is the Kacher giving off DC then, or AC?  Or both? Is it half wave DC, or, ?
I guess that I'm still confused...

  Here's an earlier video by Lidmotor showing his Exciter using the exact same transistor that I'm using, (which I still can't get to work), TIP3055, same as my MJE3055.
He also mentions that the 2n3055 did not work, as I also found out.
  Notice his Exciter's primary coil, (pancake style windings). To focus the energy only at best spot on the secondary coil, thus producing higher output with less losses.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWnqLv_PLrU

[d3x0r]

I found my OU measurement 'error'
I later replaced the 10ohm resistor with a 1k resistor, and was still getting the same voltage...
futher once I connected the probe, I could disconnect the ground from the resistor and the output would still function... so measuring across a current sense resistor of high ohm can lie... but then unless the resistor is less than the wire the scope probe is made of it won't help... maybe if it were carrying more than the 400uA I can get it to be... found a current meter I could put inline later.

[AlienGrey]

This is a Don Smith clip where a Tesla coil user shows some tricks on tuning a Kasha coil.
Some of you might find this topic interesting, if you don't no worries.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ed5dlh_lr0w

Also if your having problems with basic Physics you might need to visit this site.

https://van.physics.illinois.edu/qa/listing.php?id=583

[John.K1]

Whats up guys, did you give up on this device??  

Just to cheer you up a bit, I spot on the Russian forum Ruslan is going to Litva to some other guy to present his device.

Remember I was speaking about the inventor Alex Romanov? The Friend of Ruslan's.  He has very interesting video showing two Teslas -one Emmiter- on Reciever and he shows the increase in power.  Not much, but with respect to the small size he has made its input is 0.5w and output 0.64w. All this can be scaled up.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RocrvQaHZts&list=PLC7684829E98CAD74

I am now putting more wire back to my Kacher. I decided to tune it to 628KHz. That'st he frequency I checked with the scope, giving me a most best result.  Now tell me if I did something wrong:   I used de-coupling capacitor 1pf so -how much is there LC effect than??  And to be honest I do not believe in "perfect" wave resonance. It is still the propagation of wave with respect to the environment.  The wave is somehow distorted or influenced by other properties of the medium.

Also I wanted to ask: Ruslan shows in his hand drawn schematic 1/3 (third harmonic) Kacher   What that mean?? Harmonic to what?   Just wondering as that 628KHz I measured by scope is 1/3 of calculated 1/4 wave frequency.