Lenz free generator

[allcanadian]

Hey Luc

So what's up with this Tesla radiant matter stuff?[/size]Could you explain it in a way that a simple experimenter like me could get it

I will start a new thread tonight and go through what is required. In my setup I was using a 100 KV DC supply, Tesla's magnetically quenched spark gap and an 8" stainless steel spherical electrode.


AC

[gotoluc]

Hey Luc

I will start a new thread tonight and go through what is required. In my setup I was using a 100 KV DC supply, Tesla's magnetically quenched spark gap and an 8" stainless steel spherical electrode.


AC

Thanks AC


Looking forward to the topic


Thanks for sharing


Luc

[i_ron]

Hi Guys,

I shot a quick video just to prove that at one point in time it worked! There has literally been no smoke free days while this was under development. The best word to describe it is "SNAFU" situation normal... all f*cked up.

The coil is one coil from my Bedini days energizer. One written up by Patrick Kelly in D3, incidentally. It is a five strand coil, with two strands in series for this experiment. It was inspired by Carroll's and erfinder's work. So what you see here is a work in progress. Mind you, with just the recovery of the powered coils the thing is working better than when it was a three coil energizer!

The main power board is set up for two 180 degree power mosfets for coil shorting and coil driving. The cap dump is set to trigger at 24 volts and with a latch built around the TC426 gate drive chip, turn off at 15 volts. It is only running at around 20 Hz as I need a bigger cap bank to cut down on the too rapid filling. As it is the DMM won't keep up with changing voltage.

  Ron

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

[i_ron]

Hi all,

Well the coil shorting was not something I could make work.

However, just the power coils (two in series) pulsed at 46 per minute. With the next two in series and with its own diode the pulse rate went up to 52 per minute. Some slight progress.

Ron

[hoptoad]

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The main power board is set up for two 180 degree power mosfets for coil shorting and coil driving.
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Could you elaborate on this Ron. Does this mean you are pulsing the series connected strands, then coil shorting the other strands during the off mode of the series coil? That is, the short is 180 degrees relative to the pulse? Have you tried simultaneous pulsing of the series connected strands, with the other strands shorted during the pulse, with both mosfets open after the pulse?

Trying to understand your sequencing of coil pulsing and shorting, and which coils are doing what.
Cheers Ron