Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[GeoFusion]

Hi there guyz

I have recently done 2  recordings for the view.
this will raise some questions...

This experiment now backs up on T-1000  has said along time ago on forum.
This is exactly what we are looking for. We can clearly say for sure in Video part 1 and especially part 2 for that there is more out then in,
but This at a certain spot where I did not expect to tap off the energy from, but you all will see in recordings.

First recording, is when I discovered it,Bulbs connected and all are Low lumens output. You can see it does not effect input!
Second vid I managed to tune it maximum capacity and output For what my setup can. It will light Great amounts output now
but but still not at full potential so the lumens must be on 50-60% lumens.
The recordings will show the rest.
Input amps still stay un-effected thru any output changes
But, when reaching 1Kw worthy on bulbs not the lumens, it will start to decrease the lumens significantly.
Strange enought, output of Grenade I am limited to 250W but very High lumens, same brighness of mains.
But it wont turn on the 300W bulb as better as the new spot.
in Video 2 at the end you can see a demo of that.

There is still so much more to learn on how the behaviors are with these devices,
Even starting to witness how the Field drifts to the left or right Up or Down to get sweet spots for best output performance
Now I'm starting to understand even how the Vasmus device works because of this..
The way I have it hooked up is one of the ways Ruslan has his rig, but a bit tempered with.
Akula and Sergey, and some others, that will be another experimentation to follow up on as for those setups have other tuning methods.

For Nick,
Yes I did use PC scope, I have one, few times to see freq ranges and wave forms, but I really get my PC being EMP'd most of the time,
my Wifi router also getting EMP'd or having all mouse and buttons frozen every time when effect is present,
but screen still operates so to see movement. will see if possible to be shielded. or not as we know already what these waves can do.

what I can say is this is yet another stepping stone  for now


Video 1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_-Mp0Si1juA

Video 2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s9YqkzlKulE


Thnx for the Post Wesley.

     Cheerz~

[Grumage]

Hi there guyz

I have recently done 2  recordings for the view.
this will raise some questions...

Video 1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_-Mp0Si1juA

Video 2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s9YqkzlKulE

     Cheerz~

[NickZ]

   Geo:
   Nice going!!!  And thanks for sharing.
   It's great to see your new drivers, and the effect that moving the yoke next to the grenade can produce, and the brighter bulbs now, as well. 
   
   My circuit is working pretty well now, also. It seems to run a bit different than yours.
   To answer your previous question, no, I can't brighten the bulbs with my hand, only to dim them, the closer I move my hand towards the antenna coil.
 
    I'm back to using 24v for the ZVS circuit, same driver but all new parts, including the 18v zeners.
But, I didn't get my order of the MUR1560 rectifiers for a new bridge, so I'm back to using my current IN5408 rectifier diodes/cap for the full bridge. The commercial rectifier that I tried out, did not work out too well. So, now my flyback/ bridge diodes are still working, but are getting way to hot now, as I'm using higher voltage and higher amps at the input.
 
   Since my yoke secondary coil (28t) is connected to the Kacher's input, I get 1" streamers now, similar to the ones that apecore has shown. And their RF burns hurt, real bad.  I hate to say... my finger smelled like B.B.Q hamburger...
  I'm running the output from the isolated grenade's 168t coil, only.  No rectifiers on that output coil yet, as they aren't available here.
  I can show a decent amplification effect on up to a 100w bulb now, but not on any higher wattage, or even more bulbs.
  I'm running three 100w bulbs as the load on the induction circuit. But, can only see the "effect" when using up to 100w loads, with my current tuning at this point.
   I would like to get some of those big bulbs 300w or higher, but, for now I'm doing it with the bulbs that I can get here.
However, I do have big 230v 250w bulb, that I'm about ready to fire up.
So, I'm still tuning away... you know how long that can take... but I'll post another video soon.


  PS:  I don't have a problem with HV HF interference on anything. I have a flat Tv, desktop pc, tablets, mouse, cell phones, etz...
all within one to two yards away from my device. NO interference.
  Nor do I hear anything, such as the high pitch ringing sound, at all. from my set up.
  Good to hear that you can use a scope.  Although you've done a great job even without it.
                                                                                                                      Best of luck,
                                                                                                                                         NickZ

[AlienGrey]

Hi there guyz

I have recently done 2  recordings for the view.
this will raise some questions...

Video 1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_-Mp0Si1juA

Video 2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s9YqkzlKulE


Thnx for the Post Wesley.

     Cheerz~

Yes great work and understanding, you have certainly managed to fit some if not all the missing parts of information into place , well done we all really appreciate the help.
sincerely wishing you luck

AG

[Dog-One]

Geo,

Before you changing anything, let me ask this:  Are you sure you can get it back to like you demonstrated in your video?  I'd hate to see you make a step forward then two steps back.  Your videos are very inspiring, but they do show how sensitive everything is; that's where I get real nervous when you say you are going to change the number of turns.

Here's what I would really like to see you do next...

See if you can get a hold of another 24 volt power supply, one as similar to the one you are already using.  Then connect that power supply as a load along with a single 100 watt bulb and tweak things gently until you can draw from it about 7 amps before it dumps off.   If you can do this, then I'd like to see you just jumper the output power supply, back to the circuit feed that your current power supply is connected to.  You may need a diode to prevent back feeding.   And last, turn off the power supply you already have and keep your fingers crossed, maybe what you have now will keep running.  If you can do this, for God's sake, please do not tinker with your setup at all, pictures & video of it only.  If I have to scrape up the money to get you all new parts, I will so you can build a second unit to play with.


M@