Akula0083 30 Watt Self Running Generator.

[4Tesla]

Guys, let everyone do this there own way.  Lets focus on trying to get a working unit.

[MenofFather]

...  Tomorrow I will try to find 20W/12V halogen bulb....

Who made this divice say, that fits ONLY LED LOAD! Halogen not good for this free energy generator. If you burn LED, then maybe try without any load and remove feedback wire maybe. Or conect two 12 volts LED to series.
And here my suggestions how can work without feedback.

[MenofFather]

I see these replicas.. we need someone who has a self runner to tell us how to wind the transformer.  IMO transformer is key.

I beleave, that transformer nothing speshal have, just wound like in picture or like simple transformer, with 0,75 mm2 cable and 15 and 45 turns...

[MenofFather]

Yes, I've been thinking about diode effect of leds. So here is updated skeleton schematic so we can see what's going on in the circuit.

If I good remeber, author say, that only LED load, if you make like in picture, with diode, he say, that not works.
Question "[size=78%]а если через диод в ту же сторону вместо светодиодной сборки нагрузку цеплять, работать будет?"[/font][/size]
[size=78%]Answer "[/font][/size][size=78%]Не будет !   Это схема не подходит для цепляний нагрузок." from [/font][/size][size=78%]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vpwm2-eJiiM[/size]

[MileHigh]

Guys, it's ultimately up to you how you do your replications.  Be forewarned what usually happens is that after a few weeks of focus with everybody doing their own thing, the enthusiasm starts to drop off and people start doing different and sometimes crazy tests, nobody gets over unity results.  Then the thread hums along possibly for months and months but no real progress is made.  In other words like a Kapanadze thread.  Or the thread just withers and dies.  You read the thread and you start looking hard for serious measurements and they become fewer and fewer.

This circuit is a variation on a pulse circuit.  It's just a question of understanding how it operates as a pulse circuit.

One final thought, it is really *really* hard to measure the power going into a bank of LEDs unless you have a good DSO.  It may be worthwhile to discuss the option to swap out the LEDs for some kind of resistor.  A resistor may be a perfectly acceptable alternative to LEDs with the advantage that it's very easy to measure the power across a resistor.  You may or may not actually have to get a special low inductance load resistor also, it all depends on the waveforms you observe.

MileHigh