Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[lost_bro]

lost_bro


How would you implement a step down from output to feed back input in this case ? I watched Igor (Mopozco) videos and he used current transformer wound on ferrite ring but stated it overheat after short time.

Hello Forest;

I believe one solution would be to use another L1/L2 configuration in reverse,  Air coils will avoid the saturation/hysteresis problem associated with ferrites......

take care, peace
lost_bro

[From other Planet]

lost_bro


How would you implement a step down from output to feed back input in this case ? I watched Igor (Mopozco) videos and he used current transformer wound on ferrite ring but stated it overheat after short time.

i would put a small step down transformer (can be even laminated ironcore at low frequency) in series with a spark gap/mosfets parallel to the big OUTPUT cap bank, and use an additional voltage regulator on the low voltage side (rectifier+cap between trafo and regulator of course). Then connect INPUT capacitor/batteries to the voltage regulator. Maybe use additional chokes/caps for filtering and manual safety switches + Fuses

[NickZ]

  Other Planet:
  Have you tried the suggestion that you are making, concerning the feed back path, or circuit? As there have been many inverter circuits made so far, that have not been able to self run properly, from a feed back loop. Igor Moroz's many tries at it, is one example.
  By the way, Igor has a another new video just out a couple of days ago, that is dealing with this aspect, but it is all in Russian, and I don't understand what he is saying. Maybe someone can let us know if it is something of importance, that we should be aware of.

[Farmhand]

I watched the Chinese DS replication video and would like to add my comments as comments nothing more.

1) There is no input output measurements, which should be simple since both the input and output are DC, but no measurements shown so the actual input and output values are unknown, word of mouth is not good enough for me to believe.

2) The L2 coil looks to be two coils made from one, so it looks to me going by the lay of the wire to be two CCW wound coils made from one the center tap also shows evidence of that. ( as Don Smith describes )

3) As in comment 1) there is no inverter circuit on the output to change the final output to AC for use with regular appliances. ( not important but noteworthy) it can only run devices with DC.

4) The center tap does not seem to be grounded.

5) I see no reason not to show the in out power since they are both DC. Considering the amount of work involved in making the device this is a glaring omission and speaks volumes.

6) there might be 1Kw or whatever of light globes being powered but that does not mean the output is 1 Kw or whatever the globe ratings add up to.

Why show it without in-out measurements ? Makes no sense.

There is the possibility that the Chinese builders tried very hard to get the best possible output but it was still under unity and so did not show any measurements, but wanted to show what they built.

My big question is why no input power measurement shown ? And without showing at least the voltage across the light globes there is nothing to believe, it's just a DC to DC converter, no reason to think it is OU no indications of OU, no measurements.

Cheers

[forest]

  Other Planet:
  Have you tried the suggestion that you are making, concerning the feed back path, or circuit? As there have been many inverter circuits made so far, that have not been able to self run properly, from a feed back loop. Igor Moroz's many tries at it, is one example.
  By the way, Igor has a another new video just out a couple of days ago, that is dealing with this aspect, but it is all in Russian, and I don't understand what he is saying. Maybe someone can let us know if it is something of importance, that we should be aware of.

Yes, Igor tried many ways to "self-feeding" circuit, lastly with current transformer. The problem is high frequency heating ferrite core, unusable for long running. There are English subtitle for this video.