edisonscurrent plans

[TheCell]

http://www.edisonscurrent.com/

Someone selling plans.
Anyone made experience with these?

[mr2]

I found this: http://www.scribd.com/doc/43247744/Edisons-Current-Blueprints-Main-eBook
Maybe the same thing?

[the_big_m_in_ok]

I found this: http://www.scribd.com/doc/43247744/Edisons-Current-Blueprints-Main-eBook
Maybe the same thing?

I went through most of the scribd e-book until I got to the full schematic near the end(pg. 54 of the manuscript.)  Looks like a rotoverter AC-type of arrangement with the output connected to a twin coil Kapanadze-style grounded output setup.

(Look at the scribd book near the end and you'll see what I mean.)

I would simplify the whole thing by replacing the AC input with a heavy duty signal generator that varies the voltage and frequency to the Kapanadze coil.  Then experiment with maximum available output.

--Lee

[dllabarre]

I went through most of the scribd e-book until I got to the full schematic near the end(pg. 54 of the manuscript.)  Looks like a rotoverter AC-type of arrangement with the output connected to a twin coil Kapanadze-style grounded output setup.

(Look at the scribd book near the end and you'll see what I mean.)

I would simplify the whole thing by replacing the AC input with a heavy duty signal generator that varies the voltage and frequency to the Kapanadze coil.  Then experiment with maximum available output.

--Lee

Post a new schematic of your design and keep us updated as to your progress.
When you're ready I'll gladly try to replicate it to prove it can be replicated.

DonL

[the_big_m_in_ok]

Post a new schematic of your design and keep us updated as to your progress.
When you're ready I'll gladly try to replicate it to prove it can be replicated.
DonL

I agree in principle.  The problem is, I'm on a borrowed computer, and this site doesn't allow downloading from off-site IP's.  Furthermore, I have no scanner to upload data to Overunity's server.

Believe me, guys, I'd rather be doing active research like everyone here.  My Dad was an electronic experimenter in conjunction with his job. (He designed data logging/analog-to-digital conversion instruments for the aerospace industry in the 60's.)

However, try these:
http://www.overunityresearch.com/index.php?topic=392.msg6830;topicseen#msg6830
Replies #9 & #10,  Pg. 1

I'm glad to upload circuits and point someone in a potentially promising direction.
(You do have the scribd link I posted.)
I just have no money to spare, the freedom to act and recent practical experience to fall back on while living in this slum, however.

I encourage you to look and think with an open mind, though.  I sure try to.

--Lee