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" Re: 's fuelless generator Kapanadze

Message ROMAN КАРНОУХОВ » 06 Jan 2013, 18:16

  Quote by Akula 0083:

A little elucidation  to ensure that you're not getting at any jungle such as resonances and excitations !! This is all interesting but only for experiments !! I would say different kinds of games!! Our first and the basic task is to increase the current !! I see two ways to make this. First  is when we take some ready voltage and convert it through the amplifier. Second when we forming needed voltage right in the amplifier. To the point of matter in Kapanadze device main role play the second inverter - in fact trans of inverter which was placed in the field built by amplifier.

Make a simple trans 12-220, 24-220, 36-220 how to be at one's ease or how one's have radio parts. Put the trans in the field generated by inductor of a simple induction heater scheme.  To make a tangible result the field must have the force to heat up the metal object which is equal in dimension with trans . This is an observation from my personal experience... take a piece of iron about the same size as our trans and place him in the inductor – turn on induction heater as so speak and if metal warming very quickly, well somewhere about in 120 seconds and if already difficult to keep metal in the hands all will work.

Complexity is in that to make windings of trans on such a way so the current build by inductor don't  hamper the work of the transistors or thyristors  shape  220 volt 50 hertz.
Here do as you want....wind bifilars or if you want put intervening transformer.
                                                                                                              End quote, by Akula"

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Complexity is in that to make windings of transformer on such a way so the current build by inductor doesn't  hamper the work of the transistors or thyristors

Perpendicular windings don't "hamper" each other.

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Perpendicular windings don't "hamper" each other.

No, it's about the core I think.

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So do I