Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[Dog-One]

Hi D-1. The red and black output wires on that side of the device are the low voltage output wires.
He was able to power the 24VDC motor with that output, so the red and black output wires are
maybe somewhere in the vicinity of 24VDC or thereabouts.

Thanks Void.  I feel better now that we aren't looking at some strange mystery.

[Zeitmaschine]

I don't see a switch at the full bridge rectifier on Nelson's device (funny with friends video).

But that switch connection looks kinda odd. Besides, how many diode bridges are needed to make it work?

Next intriguing question please:

When (or if?) an arc welder can make a meter running backwards, then why not each and every arc welder? What makes the difference?

A capacitor perhaps? Could it be sometimes there is a capacitor connected in parallel to mains for PFC and then it goes into resonance at 100Hz or something like that?

Nonetheless I can't see any high voltage here. So do we need it or do we not need it?

[NickZ]

  Zeit:
  What "switch connection"? I see no switch there.
  At higher output the commercially made full bridge rectifiers will over-heat.
  Nelson's boxed device is low output, low wattage, lighting a small incandescent bulb, or small motors. So those rectifiers will work to some degree, but are not ideal, in any case, as his device is running at about 3khz, or so.
   Akula first video device used a commercial full bridge rectifier, which overheated in no time. As they are not meant to work at higher frequencies than the normal 50 or 60 hertz. That's why they were replaced on Ruslan's devices with more adequate high amp, high voltage, fast switching  rectifier diodes, instead. However, even those will over heat and melt their solder points, at 4000w output, such as on Ruslan's last device, and can cause the device to stop working. Therefore, Ruslan disconnected the second bank of light bulbs, before that happens.
   
  Magnetic current is non-shocking, even while lighting kW's of bulbs.  But, adding capacitors can change that, and cause shocks to be felt.
   Even when using a one volt battery as a power source, very intense shocks can be induced, such as from a small Joule Thief circuit, when a leyden jar is added to it's output. The addition of an earth ground line can also add to the effect.
  There lies the secret, perhaps...  As a capacitor is the Aether converter to use-able power.  At least those are my thoughts about it.    Opinions, anyone?
 

[Void]

Thanks Void.  I feel better now that we aren't looking at some strange mystery.

Well of course if his device really is self running then there is still something unusual going on there.

[Zeitmaschine]

So those rectifiers will work to some degree, but are not ideal, in any case, as his device is running at about 3khz, or so.

There is no problem when electric energy is usually converted at 50Hz (mechanic into electric field into magnetic field and vise versa). Then why should we need more than 50 Hz standard grid frequency when we want to convert energy taken from the aether or the ground?

What "switch connection"? I see no switch there.

I see 3 switches. Did I miss one?

Number 3 seems to short a diode bridge.