Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[TinselKoala]

Concerning the Leader Genie replication i did, i made some modifications to the used caps.
I tried to lower the ESR of the tank circuit caps by using multiple paralleled lower value caps instead of a single one.
 
So instead of a single (or 2) 800nF cap i used 8 x 104nF caps.
The frequency was 40KHz, but after some time, even these 8 caps also got to 50°C.

Perhaps my "clamping" method of combining these caps is not full proof.

Video here:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FPeWPRVbO0U&feature=youtu.be


I also changed the single OUTPUT cap (104nF) to 13 x 10nF caps (this 133nF was the optimum value for having maximum voltage / brightness on the output bulb).
But also these 13 caps got > 50° C quickly.
I made some measurements there, but they where flawed due to some RF feedback to my bench PS and measurements errors on my part, so are not on the video.
I have to redo that part using batteries.


Regards Itsu

You don't mention the voltage rating of your tank caps. These caps should be the best quality poly film caps you can find and should be way overrated for voltage. My systems are designed for 12-24 VDC input and I would not consider using tank capacitors rated under 250 V. Still, the caps are the parts of the system that runs the warmest.

[Dave45]

1kv 330nf polypropylene recommended for this circuit
http://www.rmcybernetics.com/shop/electronic-components/capacitors/polypropylene-1kv-330nf

[a.king21]

http://teslaspowermagnification.com/




Comments anyone???

[SeaMonkey]

http://teslaspowermagnification.com/

Comments anyone???

Well, it's quite a sales pitch. The "Secret"
promised is the "theory" behind SERPS and
it may explain how it works.

Money back guarantee which is a plus.

The concept is quite simple and some
(including Stefan) have already figured it
out.  It can probably be simplified considerably.

[itsu]

You don't mention the voltage rating of your tank caps. These caps should be the best quality poly film caps you can find and should be way overrated for voltage. My systems are designed for 12-24 VDC input and I would not consider using tank capacitors rated under 250 V. Still, the caps are the parts of the system that runs the warmest.

Hi TK,  thanks for the info,

i did mention the voltage rating, kind of, here:
http://www.overunity.com/12736/kapanadze-cousin-dally-free-energy/msg409794/#msg409794

Where it says:

Question:  why do the caps getting hot in those circumstances? Both are rated to handle the voltages (400 / 630V)

Anyway, these are the used caps in the main coil:

Polypropylene Film Capacitor 0.1uF 630V     (that is VDC).
The voltage present on them is 26V RMS, so way below their max. ratings.

Regards itsu