Free energy device Romania

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Hello everybody,

I've just finished my project. A solid state free energy device based on Akula+kapanadze coil and ZVS driver.

Photos: https://www.facebook.com/marinescu.adrian.100/media_set?set=a.704454936252305.1073741828.100000634149553&type=3

Videos: https://www.facebook.com/marinescu.adrian.100/media_set?set=vb.100000634149553&type=2


Hope you like it )


Greetings from Romania

[TinselKoala]

Well, it certainly has everything an electrical Free Energy device needs: A jumble of loose wiring, colored clipleads, a couple of cheap DMMS.... and a BATTERY.

(And no valid measurements of input and output.)

Carry on! Let me know when you are running your home's electrical needs from your device.

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The device powers a light bulb 105W Halogen and the batery is chargedat same time...

[TinselKoala]

Please accept my apology.

It's just that I've seen many devices just like this, lighting up bulbs and charging batteries, and they never have turned out to be "real". They are either measured incorrectly or they are downright fakes. The jumbled construction, the lack of clear schematics and the reliance on test equipment that isn't up to the job, and might not be used properly.... all of these are common in claims of this nature. So whenever I see a new one, seemingly repeating the same old, same old things, I tend to be a bit cynical.

You do realize, I hope, that lighting up a "105 Watt" bulb does not mean that you are dissipating 105 Watts. And it has been shown over and over that pulse-charging a battery can actually ruin the battery if it's not done properly. The battery looks like it's getting charged up, but it is actually reducing its overall energy storage capacity, even though the terminal voltage (open circuit) might seem to be increasing.

Do you have an oscilloscope? Have you been reading the excellent thread from Poynt99 on making proper power measurements?

[xhacks]

Unfortunately, I don't have an oscilloscope...Give me an alternative, please.....