Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[tgraca]

  There are several diagrams or schematics to chose from. 
  Here are a couple of them:

Wow... there sure are a lot of coils/inductors there... and no information on ohms, inductance or capacitance per coil/inductor. I can
tell you right now, without that information, there is absolutely no way I could replicate this without about 10,000+ fails.

I am going to start pushing this here on OU. There is absolutely no way to succeed in a replication without ohms, inductance and
capacitance per coil/inductor, especially if you have many. Even with these readings it is difficult since measurements are prone
to +/- 10% or more in most cases. When you have this information, the number of turns and wire gauge is irrelevant - it can be
duplicated with any number of turns and any wire gauge if you know the ohms, inductance and capacitance per coil/inductor.

I want to encourage everyone to invest less than $20 into an LC meter and provide this data so we can all move forward much, much
quicker in our replications.

I would be interested in your thoughts on this Nick. Your fan (since 2011)! Teo

[tgraca]

  There are several diagrams or schematics to chose from. 
  Here are a couple of them:
                                         

Here's another issue I run into in my replications. Direction of winding. Although I don't think clockwise versus counterclockwise matters,
I do believe that if something is wound in one direction and is meant to be wound in the opposite direction, that does matter. So...
If something is meant to be wound in the opposite direction, how do we know from the schematic? As an example: assuming the
schematic shows this, I noted CW, CW, CCW, which could be just as effective with CCW, CCW, CW, but standard schematics used by
most (not you Nick - lol), don't really show this. Maybe we can establish a standard notation to indicate this... I haven't accomplished
this yet, but hope to soon with help. Thanks! -teo

PS - If this is what you meant, I like the way you present it and will probably adopt this into my schematics.

[tgraca]

  There are several diagrams or schematics to chose from. 
  Here are a couple of them:

I tried the URL and got redirected to this site: http://freeenergylt.narod.ru/index/0-2
I am still working with the really old schematic, but haven't got a microwave transformer yet...
Anyway... please excuse my newbiness... I will catch up in about 6 months.... lol

[NickZ]

  There is lots of the information needed to build this device.
   Ruslan's videos explain some of what you are looking for, and other diagrams explain the rest. If you can understand Russian.
There are scope shots, pictures, and all types of info on this device.
  Please follow the thread closely, as most of your questions are answered there.

[tgraca]

  There is lots of the information needed to build this device.
   Ruslan's videos explain some of what you are looking for, and other diagrams explain the rest. If you can understand Russian.
There are scope shots, pictures, and all types of info on this device.
  Please follow the thread closely, as most of your questions are answered there.

that's funny... learn russian... I have taken many courses in many languages including russian, arabic, spanish (took about a dozen
spanish courses), chinese, japanese, french and my first, latin. The one thing I learned is that I have absolutely no talent for languages! lol

Anyway... I'll just take it slow and read through the posts here. Thank you so much for your encouragement, but I don't think I have
enough information on this one yet. I am currently focused on the low hanging fruit (the stuff I think I can do).

Namesta Nick!

Please keep up the wonderful work! - teo

PS - the most helpful information on this for me that I found was TheOldScientist's replication, which wasn't complete, but gave great
insights into this technology. What I took away from it was that this technology must be absolutely tuned to the load, which is tricky
at best in my opinion... it's something I want to pursue, but not yet... I am using some of these ideas with other things and I am sure
reading through this thread will give me more ideas. Hopefully, as I get things working and share, I can live up to my own standards to
help others easily replicate my stuff!