Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[Hope]

For anyone interested in making HV capacitors with reasonably high values and not spending a fortune on "store bought" units there is an easy way...

I purchased a few of the "roll up" snow sleds from Amazon ( 4-5 bucks each ) and use a heavy foil for the plates.   The dielectric constant is 4 using these and will handle up to 20kv.   It's quite simple to calculate the 2 plate cap to get within a few pf of what you need.   As an example I rolled one up with a 4" wide x 54" long plate and it came in at 5500pf and is very robust.   It's external size once rolled is about 3" diameter and 6" tall.   

I don't know of anywhere you can purchase a 5000 pf 20kv cap for less than 4 bucks...  I've been making them this way for a year or more with very good success with them.   Super easy to calculate and make.

Excellent thinking.  Two face to face CRT's will do even better and you can pull them apart for variance of capacity.

[leo48]

We share the same vision! I would love to run two off 3ft high tesla coils CO-PHASED 1000 watt drivers for 4000w loads. BUT big problem for many people if this goes global you are in effect transmitting strong RF around 1-2 Mhz typical and in small number of usage may not be an issue but a SERIOUS problem if everyone starts to make these devices for FCC regulations etc is illegal in many countries. You will get "men in black" knocking on your door. People need to be aware of this when making spark gaps systems  and large antennae you will be transmitting for thousands of miles!

You can put the generator in a metal container and will not come out RF 
Leo48

[forest]

semenihin-77

Ты герой !


I have very important questions below , please answer:


- if you replace transistor with different of the same model does it change something ?
- if you replace transistor with very similiar with only difference of GATE CAPACITANCE - does it change something ?
- what is your ground made of ? iron ? aluminium ? if you replace it with hmm... bunch of copper (if you can) - does it still produce the same light on bulb ?
- if you disconnect ground while device is working what is happening ? (if you can devote one transistor, it may be hard time for it)

Those are very important factors which need to be determined .


Thank You

[Hope]

Hello all and sem77,

Last days i spent in my free time experimenting.. i had some fun but poor results in comparison.
i always had that thing with kachers, namely slayer's exciter, jonny davro's circuits, etc I always, no matter what, get results inferior with same materials at equal power rating... almost mystery to me.

Anyway, i tried almost everything. Aircore, ferrite core, trying diodes (even though the MJE15030 does not need any) between B-C, tried capacitance at primary coil, tried different L1 shapes, more or less turns, tried to ground the emmiter or not... anyway you got the picture.

Although, larger inductance always helps at enhancing oscillation by using 400HH soviet type ferrite rods, or 2000MM soviet rings. (rod works better) but still the high voltage end doe not spark alone and widely as the video show. at best it has a tiny streamer at over 25w of power using the big coil.

used extensively the o-scope. The circuit seems to works great, transistor ons-off as it supposed to etc. One thing to mention is that ferrite gets hot at the middle of the coil. propably gets saturated..



Looks as if your copper pickup strip is away from the coil a bit much.  Have you tried it closer with a proper separation materials?

Thats all for now

[Hope]

I plan to start production of desktop generator CE, as a toy for now. I make small Kacher only because a large I do not have cable.
Yes, the power output depends on the transistor while it is true, above its ceiling is not to jump. I have already said - this is just the beginning, the beginning of something big and global.
Now think how to make a self powering.

Delamorto

loop back through a FWBR and a zener diode or DC Regulator to recharge your battery or free run.  If you can you have a shot at the prize money here on OU.   It would be a nice Christmas gift.