Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[AlienGrey]

A very interesting video from Don Smith, Watch it! cus it's not one ive seen before.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BHr3eDELyHk&list=UUu1hNQsr9YnkIjFkMAc3Npw&index=19

[itsu]

Interesting? Well perhaps, funny yes, especially around 1:49:00, where Don tell his audience that the little
circuit runs a large office building....., the laughter of his audience says it all, very funny.

Itsu

[NickZ]

  Itsu:
  Below is a scope shot at my best tuning point. There is no load attached, nor is the feed back circuit on.
  I don't know if there is a phase difference between the C1 and C2. The C1 (yellow trace, 3 turn coil circuit), C2 (blue trace), at the grenade output caps. What do you think?
  The problem is that at that resonant point, my fets fry, and I draw over 18v, and 6 amps just from the input to the induction circuits, with NO load. Which causes my PS to kick off by it's over amp protection circuit. Normally I don't have that heat problem.
   The Kacher's input is on it's own separate power supply. To avoid over amping the induction circuit PS.
   The voltages can be read properly on the scope without the Kacher circuit being on, but if it's on, the scope probe negative probes kill (ground out) the HV signal at C1 and C2 voltage points, and messes up the correct reading of the induction circuit signals.
   

[Jeg]

...the laughter of his audience says it all, very funny.

Savages!

[AlienGrey]

  Itsu:
  Below is a scope shot at my best tuning point. There is no load attached, nor is the feed back circuit on.
  I don't know if there is a phase difference between the C1 and C2. The C1 (yellow trace, 3 turn coil circuit), C2 (blue trace), at the grenade output caps. What do you think?
  The problem is that at that resonant point, my fets fry, and I draw over 18v, and 6 amps just from the input to the induction circuits, with NO load. Which causes my PS to kick off by it's over amp protection circuit. Normally I don't have that heat problem.
   The Kacher's input is on it's own separate power supply. To avoid over amping the induction circuit PS.
   The voltages can be read properly on the scope without the Kacher circuit being on, but if it's on, the scope probe negative probes kill (ground out) the HV signal at C1 and C2 voltage points, and messes up the correct reading of the induction circuit signals.

the scope shot looks like one channel is inverted or the winding is but you have the startings of a phase shift whats the inductance of the wingdings ?