Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

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   Justawatt:
   I don't see the part where the battery is disconnected from the circuit. So, not a self runner, like is being mentioned in the tittle of the video. It's just an inverter.  Or what?
   These videos are showing something we'll never know how it was done, or what was done. No schematic of the driver circuit, either. So, How could you replicate it, not knowing the basic layout and circuitry? 
   And I'll bet that your result were....  Not self running...

Hi Nick. It is supposedly just a kacher driver circuit and a tesla coil, with some other coils
in the circuit as well. The kacher circuit under the paper cover doesn't appear to have a very
big heat sink, so it is probably not very high power, maybe 10 to 15 Watts at the most, if even that
much. Such a circuit should not be able in any way to power a load of several kilowatts, unless serious
OU is involved. Most likely this is just a fake, but you just never know without a lot more details being provided.
The power output to the load does seem very stable and strong, just like it was coming from the mains. Hmm... 

[NickZ]

   The power levels at the bulbs is lightly blinking, unlike if it were coming from the grid.
  Anyways, this is just another example of a useless device to try to replicate. Which is just what they wanted it to be.
   Where is the "free" part?

[justawatt]

Nickz

i have been  following your youtube channel for time.you are doing great work.
I understand what your are saying  ,the basic circuit he have used is kacher circuit.
normally kacher circuit cannot use more than 100 watts input from my experience ,i am basically  an electronics engineer i knw that much to say.
i have contacted  the user who made this  before ,he was planning to sell his technology for 5000 $ for 2kw.
then later ,he droped because everyone where saying his device was fake ,same old story.then he changed his youtube channel and published the device again, i can understand little what he says, he said he is using kacher with no more than 100 watts , the load lights he use is 60 watts ,10 bulbs ,then grinding wheel is 2 kw

There it self it is more output than input. His device does not need earth ground ,but i added that ,which means ,if he add earth we could get more output.

The device is no more than kacher ,one set of coil and capacitor to maintain self resonance ,third coil to output.
combined with  SMPS like ruslan ,akula he can make it self loop .

everyone here have basic circuit with us with most of users in overunity.com we can make this device if we can help each other


his first video was this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0cKifuQE1Vg
there are little changes in first video compared to his second video,i knw it could be only device we can replicate successfully till now.
please go through the 3 video   i have shared ,may be this could be only easily replicatable  device till now.

[NickZ]

  Justawatt:
  I'll look at the video that you just posted. But, where is there ANY indication that the device will self run?  Free?  Free what?
It looks like nothing more than an inverter to me. And those lights are pretty dim, compared to their normal lumin levels.
  So, this kacher/coil circuit set up will power a 2kw heater?  I doubt it...  I'd have to have much more proof than a blurry video covering up any drivers, and cap? 
  Also, is the big battery necessary for the thing to run, or not?  Ground or no ground, there's many unknowns.
   
   Good luck with your replication.  But you'll be hard pressed to find someone here, that will try to build that, without the adequate missing information that is needed.
   In any case, let us know how it goes with your device...
                                                                                     NickZ

  Edit:  On the other hand, I've never seen a kacher circuit that can light 100w worth of incandescent bulbs, to full brightness, even when using 100w input.  As they are not very efficient, or useful for incandescent bulbs.
  So, much more information is needed to replicate this device. Although it does look simple enough, if there's no other hidden X-wires, etz...

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Justawatt, are you going to comment on what is the origin of that schematic you posted?
I guess it is someone just taking a guess at how the circuit is connected together based on
what they see in the videos? Schematics are of little use without some explanation of who
created them, and what specific information the schematic is based on. We get people posting
schematics here quite regularly without providing much in the way of details of who created the
schematic and what the schematic is based on, and whether or not anyone has tested the schematic,
and what their results were.