Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[AlienGrey]

   So, guys I made another video.
   This one is showing the partial lighting of a 100w bulb, off of just the Kacher circuit, using my 24, 10 amp PS.
  I've also added a full bridge rectifier onto the yoke's 28t secondary coil. Which goes to a capacitor, and further back to the Kacher's input. Although I may still have to add a diode to this bridge, as it does get the input directly from the PS, also.
So, the bridge rectifier is not yet connected in this last video below.
  I also want to add, that I'm using the previous Ruslan Kacher circuit, and it seams to be working really well. At least my version of it is.   The 2SC5200 transistor is the main reason this kacher can do what it does, along with ferrite inside the Kacher, as well as ferrite pieces inside of the 168t coil, also.  Which all makes for this Kacher's bite, to be very hard to take.
  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mpS7noQZ7DQ

Nick nice work, does any of your coils or ferrite core components get hot if left on for any length of time ?

AG

[NickZ]

  As seen in the last video, I'm running the Kacher without the fan connected. Just passive cooling. 
  Although the transistor can get hot, after a long run time. But, not so hot as to cause damage. 
I hate fans...
  So far, the ferrite used inside of the former tube, does not get hot, either.
  I was NOT running the induction circuits, just the Kacher.
 
   The video made by Poma showing the kW running of lights, from just a Kacher circuit is what I'd like to replicate, also.
As it has no induction circuit, nor needs it, either. So simple you'll...

[Ed morbus]

Watch

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BeZFus1mOgY

[Ed morbus]

Watch

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BWenmFE_z7k

[NickZ]

  Ed: he could barely light the little bulb, while drawing more power in than it's putting out.
And nothing too exciting about the second video, either. Just normal Kacher operations.

  This is what I am talking about... If we only knew how it's done. 
Self running, while using a Kacher, only, and producing kWs of output.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zrvAvp_dmlU

  This is by far the most amazing video, ever.  Which most anyone can build, IF all the right info was provided for it's replication.
  In any case, it gives us something to ponder over.
Like the Pin Ball Wizard... just HOW does he do it.