A Kapanadze generator replication - Febuary 2013

[Grumage]

I don't know... It looks like the SR193 coil, but as is, the relay in the upper right corner would make a lot of noise and not last very long at any frequency... 

Are these caduceus coils there ? If they are they are connected to what seems like the 50Hz modulation... No, this plan does not make any sense and there is too muck information missing.  The coil information may be right, but who knows?

m:o)

Hi tika,

Study the circuit a bit longer as I have done. The relay will not chatter as it is there to apply load when the circuit is fully opperational. And I think the modulation coils are bifilar not Caudaceus. But as you say there is little info (as is the case with all these devices!) I Have already wound the base coil and got 5 X 5 ferrites installed with the gap in the middle. It is the next set of windings that is the challenge. Are they counter wound? Like Don Smith suggests? Should there be a Copper ring between the Ferrite sets? The questions are endless

I suppose it is time to bite the bullet and at least try a set of bifilar and see what happens!!

[Grumage]

Hi Grumage

On top showed transformer (colored coil) which one in the circuit diagram? where is roman number or bottom one?

Hi zcsaba77,

Yes the coloured coil relates to the bottom one in the schematic.

[totoalas]

Hi Tika
great start on this topic
In the energy amplification thread, and  most recently added yt video of a french guy on kapanadze that took him 10 years to have a working one....maybe  as a suggestion to pick up some pointers on the coils   ...
Hope you can give some construction details like the copper pipes   coil set up circuit    ....would love to have that kapanadze  ......
with your expertise as a plus factor.....   and a mindset on miminum budget   ....  ill go for it....also....    thanks    totoalas

[zcsaba77]

Hi zcsaba77,

Yes the coloured coil relates to the bottom one in the schematic.

...and who it look upper one?

[Grumage]

...and who it look upper one?

Hi zcsaba77.

My own theory for the top transformer is that it further boosts the voltage from the output coil and as a byproduct, improves the output waveform to a decent sinewave. Eary tests on my coil and ferrite setup (without bias coils) Secondary winding of 30 turns 2 layers, lit a 40 W incandescent lamp to about 1/4 bright.
Looking back I should have tried a transformer. The major problem is that you can't apply test equipment to the circuit because of the HF that's flying about!!

It is still early evening, I shall see if a transformer does anything.