Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[GeoFusion]

Hi Guyz,

Nice to see you again John.K1 and T-1000,

John.K1, T-1000
I think you are right, it acts like support but protects the system also and carries amount of charges too.


Lastest update guyz, Nick, T-1000 , John.K1..

I have connected the system up again for the test, was about to record a vid for you all
wanted to show what I wanted to record but canceled it, sins something went very differently yet exciting ! !
wanted to experiment a bit more on it and drew a partial schematic of it too.
and will try to explain how I managed.

When connecting the system ( kacher and Pushpull ) in a different way at the output wires with a Full bridge rectifier
where i have Parallel and series caps with bifi series cap and ground connected in a particular way,
There comes a effect in play! but not so sure yet but can load a 60 what ultra bright!
I will make a recording. But the moment I disconnect the kacher, the entire system stops working.
and I have to restart it by unplugging source and re-plug.

My Pushpull ( Tl494 / IR2110) board died again and I realised my 12V Voltage regulator overheats,
thinking it's what I have to replace for me to start it up again and maybe the IR2110 also, sadly.
circuit It's Unstable .
I need a better push pull circuit.


A bit of a mix of Ruslan's handrawn schematic and Urfa's. But it's crazy

       

                        Cheerz~

[NickZ]

This is what confuse me. Ruslan said NOT TO look for the frequency of the ground as Akula did in his video. On other hand Ruslan said the earth is the SUPPORT.  And also was speaking about standing wave.   So how do you want to tune the ground if you don't check its frequency?? How to do it other way if not as Akula did?

   The ground line is supposed to be 37.5 meters long, just like the grenade coil. Additional tuning can be done by coiling the ground line, to adjust the frequency somewhat.  Tune all three circuits with the ground line connected up. That's about all we can do.

  You'll notice that Ruslan changed the 37.5 meter grenade and ground line to 40 meters, now with the latest 4000w unit. 
This is probably not a harmonics of the 37.5 output coil. So, why the 2 1/2 meters addition?  Hitting on another, higher, resonant point? The device may be creating these points, instead of tuning to earth frequency and it's harmonics.  Or not?

[NickZ]

   Geo:
   Good to hear back from you.  Sorry to hear about the burn out of your driver.
   Remember that there's HV running all through the induction circuits. (your one centimeter streams). Which can toast things....
   
   Maybe, you can purchase the el cheapo TL 494 board from E-bay, for less than $10. Like Itsu did at one time.
He recommended that I try it out, as well.  So, I may do that, sometime.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/TL494-KA7500-DC-9V-25V-Driver-Board-DC-DC-Converter-Inverter-Boost-Module-PWM/181449170972?_trksid=p2047675.c100005.m1851&_trkparms=aid%3D222007%26algo%3DSIC.MBE%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D29981%26meid%3D30dc72264dca4a97a16b1bc6190c0221%26pid%3D100005%26rk%3D2%26rkt%3D6%26sd%3D141408846492board, also

[Dog-One]

Nick, John, Itsu, anyone,

I started all over with the Dally coil and noticed something this morning I find to be a little surprising...

When I have resonance in the coil, powered with only 30 watts DC (15 volts, 2 amps), the coil itself gets really warm, really fast.  There seems to be a lot more heat there than by comparison a 30 watt soldering iron.  I don't know if the heat is anywhere near OU, but something seems amiss.  The driver circuit (MOSFET) is room temperature as is all the wiring, but the coil is much hotter.  I've been limiting run times to about five minutes--I'm afraid the insulation will begin to melt off.  After I shut it down, it takes a good 20 minutes to cool off.

Using my current sense transformer, I'm seeing peak amperages in the tank circuit of around 40 amps.  This is probably more than the 14 gauge solid wire I'm using can handle, but it's strange I'm using the same wire to connect the coil to the driver and yet it's not hot at all.

Just curious has anyone else has run into this?

[itsu]

Hi Dog,  not shure what you mean by "the Dally coil", but i know a series or parallel resonance circuit can have much amperage flowing between the L and C.

I have measured in my Ruslan bifilar inductor coil (series resonance) 50A pp as mentioned here:

http://overunity.com/12736/kapanadze-cousin-dally-free-energy/msg422291/topicseen/#msg422291

So i am not surprised about your 40A, and i don't think its extraordinaire, but 30W input is not much.


Regards Itsu