Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[verpies]

Lithuania OU , Negative Resistance ?

Undecaying waveform enevelopes (a.k.a. trumpet) are extraordinary if the stimulus remains constant.
If the input frequency is swept, then they have a high yawn factor.

[Jeg]

Why would these *apparent* saturating fero-core XFRMR wave forms appear to be in *sync* with the apexes of the Grenade sinewave?  The only ferro-core in the system is the yoke core..................

EDIT: actually it seems the blue saturation spikes/peaks are *firing* antiphase just before TDC (top dead center) of the apexes.  This would correspond exactly to when the Karcher fires its pulse(s).

Hi Lost_bro
Ruslan and Acula used a fero toroid also for the current transformer. It is purposely working at saturation so to make sharp pulses for the synchronization part of the system. According to this pulse, katcher is activated and fire. At the scope waveforms you see blue tray's peaks are located at the zero crossing of the yellow waveform. This is because yellow scopeshot is across the in series cap inside the current loop. If yellow probe was across the 3T yoke-secondary, then they would be in phase with the blue one as there is a series resonance.

[Dog-One]

Undecaying waveform enevelopes (a.k.a. trumpet) are extraordinary if the stimulus remains constant.
If the input frequency is swept, then they have a high yawn factor.

Thinking about a parametric oscillation as Wesley showed in his trumpet wave.  The geometry of the
waveform then to maintain a constant frequency means, that for each cycle the rise-time must be
increasing.  What factors control the rise-time?   And could any of those factors be easily adjusted
cycle by cycle with passive components?

[itsu]

We had this discussion about the effect of a saturated current transformer earlier, see here:
http://overunity.com/12736/kapanadze-cousin-dally-free-energy/msg463605/#msg463605

and lateron:
http://overunity.com/12736/kapanadze-cousin-dally-free-energy/msg463623/#msg463623


It seems then that a saturated current transformer (sharp peaks) is NOT correctly showing the phase relation with its voltage (90°) anymore.
A loaded (with a resistor) current transfomer (no sharp peaks) does show the correct relation, but the signal is smoothed, so not readily useable   

Itsu

[Grumage]

Seasons greetings.

To one and all.

Kind regards, Graham.