Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[Hoppy]

Although the transformer TP shown on the schematic Itsu posted indicates a ferrite core from an ATX PSU, the transformer in the Daly photos looks not to be home made as it is heat-shrink plastic wrapped with what looks like manufacturers markings. Also, the numbered termination eyelet lugs are not what I would expect to see on a home brewed transformer. The green colour of the plastic wrap, suggests that it might be a Russian military component. Can anyone shed any light on the construction of this transformer and its winding details?

Hoppy

PS. Its physical size and what I can see of the secondary winding through the plastic wrap, looks consistent with a 2x12V/15VA mains transformer (approx 60mm dia).

[d3x0r]

Although the transformer TP shown on the schematic Itsu posted indicates a ferrite core from an ATX PSU, the transformer in the Daly photos looks not to be home made as it is heat-shrink plastic wrapped with what looks like manufacturers markings. Also, the numbered termination eyelet lugs are not what I would expect to see on a home brewed transformer. The green colour of the plastic wrap, suggests that it might be a Russian military component. Can anyone shed any light on the construction of this transformer and its winding details?

Hoppy

PS. Its physical size and what I can see of the secondary winding through the plastic wrap, looks consistent with a 2x12V/15VA mains transformer (approx 60mm dia).

Unsure of exact dimensions, but it's 2x3 windings (1.5mm wire) and 2x70 windings (0.6mm wire)  [size=78%]http://realstrannik.ru/media/kunena/attachments/1226/dally1.GIF[/size]

[d3x0r]

This article is a good find.  It acknowledges that traditional multi-turn pulse transformers with a ferrite core are only good up to 100MHz (>100ns pulses).

"t in comparison to the
performances of traditional multi-turn pulse transformers,
which are working on a 100+ nanosecond mode operation"
doesn't say ferrite core, but probably refers to laminate core....

According to this article it is possible to step-up the voltage of a sub nanosecond pulses using a multi-core fraction transformer.
Does the Dally design use such an exotic transformer?

http://scholar.lib.vt.edu/theses/public/etd-543273119623370/etd.pdf 


Shows a plot of experimental frequency response on page 3 (18 including contents and cover?)... 10^8 (100,000,000).... hmm... he measures different size ferrite cores from 1-22mm... 1mm has a good chance of having some sort of result at 1Ghz....


The other difference is, these papers aren't pulse analysis but were for transformers which is a continuous cycle.... this paper discuses a skin effect associated with the pulse....   This is one pulse and a time delay....


But the ferrite material itself is capable of shedding it's magnetism in 40ps; so one would think that's about all it takes to align it also... maybe it's like charging a capacitor... it's easy to get part of a charge, but takes longer as the capacitor reaches capacity closer to the voltage, and discharges probably more quickly?  maybe it takes a longer time to get a full alignment....   


I would guess this 150V spike would be in place of the spark gap? 

[Hoppy]

Unsure of exact dimensions, but it's 2x3 windings (1.5mm wire) and 2x70 windings (0.6mm wire)  [size=78%]http://realstrannik.ru/media/kunena/attachments/1226/dally1.GIF[/size]

This schematic does not apply to the dally demo device on video - see Dally schematic: http://realstrannik.ru/media/kunena/attachments/630/Dally2012.JPG

So can we be sure that the 'green' transformer matches this winding information?

Hoppy

[d3x0r]

This schematic does not apply to the dally demo device on video - see Daly schematic: http://realstrannik.ru/media/kunena/attachments/630/Dally2012.JPG

So can we be sure that the 'green' transformer matches this winding information?

Hoppy

Hmm; I have to agree, I was just looking at those, and realized differences (like 2 transistors instead of 4 on the toroid driver...) I assume that's an earlier iteration, the block for the AND gates is mostly empty....


I blame Itsu....
http://www.overunity.com/7679/selfrunning-free-energy-devices-up-to-5-kw-from-tariel-kapanadze/msg336554/#msg336554