Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[TinselKoala]

TinselKoala,
I think, as I wrote above, this is astable multivibrator with two outs.
Watch waveform of current inside patent, please (FIG.2)


Regards

Yes, I see it now, thanks, crossed posts. Easy to do with FG, or as you say a dedicated MV. But at what frequency?

[Zeitmaschine]

Why would you need to rectify and already DC input?

Because the transformer un-rectifies the DC input?

How can a transformer output DC?

Although I can't see any diode in TK setup on the primary side of the transformer, what if TK's blue inverter is broken so it provides only a half wave of 220V/50Hz? Or a half wave of the inverter output is shorted somehow?

Hence the transformer gets only the half of the 50Hz input. Therefore it provides the missing half of the wave on its own by means of Back EMF?

Just thinking impossible things ...

[frantz]

Yes, I see it now, thanks, crossed posts. Easy to do with FG, or as you say a dedicated MV. But at what frequency?

I'm speculating now...
I think, could be 50 Hz for inverter and 5 kHz for multivibraor...

P.S.
Because on right side transistor working like impulse power supplay, left one working like Bedini pulse charger of battery. That's all.

[frantz]

Because the transformer un-rectifies the DC input?

How can a transformer output DC?

Although I can't see any diode in TK setup on the primary side of the transformer, what if TK's blue inverter is broken so it provides only a half wave of 220V/50Hz? Or a half wave of the inverter output is shorted somehow?

Hence the transformer gets only the half of the 50Hz input. Therefore it provides the missing half of the wave on its own by means of Back EMF?

Just thinking impossible things ...

Yeap, I think, too, like you. BEMF this could be an answer.

[stprue]

Because the transformer un-rectifies the DC input?

How can a transformer output DC?

Although I can't see any diode in TK setup on the primary side of the transformer, what if TK's blue inverter is broken so it provides only a half wave of 220V/50Hz? Or a half wave of the inverter output is shorted somehow?

Hence the transformer gets only the half of the 50Hz input. Therefore it provides the missing half of the wave on its own by means of Back EMF?

Just thinking impossible things ...

That is a good concept and I agree with you.  Actually I think this may be happening somewhere in the ct but I dont see this happening in the diagram, thats all.