Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[Cap-Z-ro]

Many if not most discoveries occur while doing other research or simply by accident.

I find its best to stay out of the way of accidents.

Regards...

[gyulasun]

You have the main coil right, 3 turns through the center and 5 turns around the outer diameter to make up the 70uh.  The two leads are connected to the PWM + and - output. 

The Velleman controller is limited in frequencies peaking at around 7khz.   I'm not able to push it into other harmonics with that unit.   Nothing lower seems to work.

There are no "nodes" on the ring, it will power the LED's connected anywhere.  The 2 ends of the ring protruding from the ferrite core are polarized and the LED's will only light one way.  One side becomes pos and the other neg.    I found this rather odd as the scope shows the ring down as an AC wave.

Any load on the ring doesn't affect the resonance and doesn't change or alter the wave pattern.

Hi Znel,

Thanks.  Have you considered using the CMOS version of the 555 timer, like TLC555 or LMC555?  They consume much less than the bipolar 555 does, pin compatible and work up to at least 2MHz in astable mode.
Earlier I uploaded a schematic on an independently variable duty cycle-output frequency timer with it, see this link:
http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=8597.msg234095#msg234095
It is based on an Electronics Design article:
http://electronicdesign.com/article/components/a-new-stable-rc-pulse-generator6235.aspx

Regarding the polarity of the ring:  there must be an assymetrical voltage waveform in the ring I mean with respect to the zero voltage line either above or below it the waveform have a higher than 3.1V peak voltage than at the other side so that the LEDs can conduct as forward biased diodes in one direction only.
This assymetry must come from the big pulse the mains coil collapsing flux creates at switch-off and it seems rule at the higher harmonics too. 
(If the waveform in the ring had a higher than 3.1V peak voltage value both over and below the zero line the LEDs would shine in any direction.)  Am I mistaken?

Thanks,  Gyula

[sigis]

Hi, I made replica of Dynatron. Working without ferrite. Small gap sparks ticking about minute or more without power. But it looks that energy going from charged HV capacitor. But in any case very interesting circuit. Experiment you can see on: http://www.youtube.com/sigitask

[baroutologos]

@Sigis,

nice experimental setup and findings. By the way i do not think either it is OU as it is, even thought this is quite interesting phenomenon.

[sigis]

Today I connected spark gap direct to capacitor, everything working in the same manner. Disconnected coil, and conected  peace 5 meters of two wire cable, working well! Coil is not necessary. But if I replace cable with capacitor 500pF , not working. I think effect is connected with collecting charges in polyvinyl insulation of cable.