Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[Thaelin]

@justawat
    Make sure you look over your drawn schematic. From what I see, you have an inverter  12 to 220 and then another 12 to 220 head to head. That being 2 sources of 220v (50-60hz) directly connected together. If not synced correctly, you will have a real problem. That is why we must use a grid tie system to sell generated AC back to the line in. Out of sync signals will at times show shorting between the inverters enough to blow them.

[justawatt]

@justawat
    Make sure you look over your drawn schematic. From what I see, you have an inverter  12 to 220 and then another 12 to 220 head to head. That being 2 sources of 220v (50-60hz) directly connected together. If not synced correctly, you will have a real problem. That is why we must use a grid tie system to sell generated AC back to the line in. Out of sync signals will at times show shorting between the inverters enough to blow them.

Why i think it is important

https://youtu.be/Y3dc-5tPc90

[PARAV]

@justawat
    Make sure you look over your drawn schematic. From what I see, you have an inverter  12 to 220 and then another 12 to 220 head to head. That being 2 sources of 220v (50-60hz) directly connected together. If not synced correctly, you will have a real problem. That is why we must use a grid tie system to sell generated AC back to the line in. Out of sync signals will at times show shorting between the inverters enough to blow them.

Hi Thaelin,
Isn't that second inverter a 220 volt to 12 volt ac step down transformer?
Or Am I looking at the wrong thing??
Paul

[Raycathode]

It just looks like a copy of the Don Smith device, and I don't really feel like explaining the logic of what I see, but if you alter it you change the intended functionality of the intention.
The first inverter is 12 to 240 to a variac you see in the video it then goes to a homemade version of Don's neon driver 240 to 12 to drive the TVS oscillator driver to
generate the VHV for the spark gap the TVS freq is important for resonance and probably a base 9 Don used 31.5 Khz but don't use a neon as a spark gap hmm!

PS if it doesn't work don't blame me I'm no fortune teller


Raymondo

[Ntambi]

Some Food for the brain
The circuit below is from some of the first videos of Tungus before he changed his name to Akula..
Im gonna be posting to show you the similarities between Akula, Tariel Kapanadze, Weasley, SR193, Tiger2007 and Michel Meyer...
the connection is that all these devices utilise nuclear magnetic  resonance of ferromagnetic materials to produce excess energy...

Now from the circuit:
Lets take a look at object 1 and 3 which are diode bridges... Diode bridge 1 converts the high frequency AC current from the output back to DC into the system (loop) through inverter 2... then the inverter 2 converts the DC current back to AC but this time at 50Hz, its then connected to diode bridge 3 which converts AC back to DC to power the driver circuit 5...
if you read the above statement you can easily tell that it makes no sense, why not connect the DC from the output directly to driver circuit 5 other than converting it to AC then back to DC to power the driver..
What i found out during my research and experiment is that the inverter is not in the circuit to work only as AC to DC convertor but its there to also work as a signal generator producing a current pulse of 50Hz... So we are having two signal sources, one low frequency 50Hz produced by the inverter and then a high frequency produced by the driver all affecting the ferrite..
If you look closely in the video, you will find that the wire labled 4 in red comes directly from the inverter to the red winding on the core and that of the high frequency is clearly seen white in color covered with red tape.....
the white output winding only serves to carry the high impulse current in the yoke to the windings on the plastic tube which take out the power with out back emf....
The similarities between all the invetors mentioned above is they use 2 frequencies, one low (50Hz), the other one high (Ferromagentic material resonant frequency) to produce excess energy....
Im going to show the similarities between this circuit and tariel kapanadze shortly