Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[John.K1]

Talking about Tesla coils, I recall the video of A. Romanov:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RocrvQaHZts  , also showing increase in the output between two Tesla coils.

I am gonna lift ma bud from computer now and I am gonna to try the driver from the plasma ball. Kacher works well. The only what I do not like is the heat of my transistor. It is the energy leakage.

On the picture below is my ready experiment. Tesla with the antenna rod and terminated with the ball - inside of the tube. On the tube I use the mesh I took time ago from the CRT TV screen. I will wind couple turns of a resistance wire as a heater  , and than current coil on the top. I  just want to see if I will be able to kick the bud of the electrons to get them move
And as a vacuum tube amplifier, I can also can try to apply some frequency to that mesh.

Behind is the second Tesla with the same length of the wire as the Tesla in the front. My next experiment will be to bring those coils to some disance and to see what power I can get on the output of he second Tesla.

[NickZ]

  As you can see from the last Ruslan video, he is using 24v, TWO transistors, a big heatsink and fan, to keep his transistors warm like babies milk.
  Romanov has never produced a self runner.  So, don't be fooled by his words.

 

[Zeitmaschine]

Romanov has never produced a self runner.  So, don't be fooled by his words.

Has Ruslan, Akula, Vasmus (etc.)?

Kapanadze: »Those who want to succeed must think simple and do it simple too«
Kapanadze: »It's so simple you would laugh«

So do we fool ourselves?

[NickZ]

   Good question. But, if you don't believe it, you won't ever see it.  Nor even get to hold it in your hands, or on your bench, to watch it do empirically what you don't believe it can do.  But, you can buy it when it's available.
   Just hang in there Zeit, it's only a matter of time.  Or you can do what a.king did, and you can go and check it out for yourself, personally, but hopefully get better results than what he got. That is what we need at this time, as it would help to convince some of the guys of the naysayers brigade. But, not all.
   

[Dog-One]

Again.Nobody responded how to implement sinewave current peak detection to follow the load change. Dog-One ?

I'm using a track & hold amp with a comparator.  The input comes from a current sense transformer slipped over the wire of the induction heater coil.  This feeds into one side of the comparator and into the track & hold amp.  The output of the track & hold amp feeds into the other side of the comparator.  This circuit gives a nice clean square wave with rising edge locked to the top peek and falling edge locked to the bottom peek.