Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[Void]

Agreed but this assumes all investors are honest and will only invest in genuine claims that have been fully tested / examined. Sadly this is not always the case.

Sure, this is certainly possible, but these people better prepare to have their rear ends sued off in court
if they are pulling such a scam. A self running electric generator would probably sell for big money.
Charges of fraud could also be laid. I can't see how they would get away with it, unless maybe they
sold the devices 'as is' for just a small amount of money, which doesn't seem likely. Selling such a device 'as is'
would be a dead giveaway that something sneaky is going on... 
All the best...

[NickZ]

 Some version of a self runner will probably hit the market, even before we figure it out, at the rate that we're going.
 
  Void:  I'm interested in what will make my device self run.  Even with a relatively weak output, but self running.
It's the principal that I'm trying to discover, not the meter/scope readings. As well as trying to keep it from running too hot.
None of us have been able to BRIGHTLY light KWs of bulbs, without overheating after a short while.
 
  Itsu:  After viewing your last Akula/Ruslan video again,  it's possible your bulbs need to be replaced by higher output ones.
If it can't light the bigger ones, like the 100 to 200 watts bulbs, there is probably something that needs further tuning, like trying out different tuning caps, etz...
  Each time that I change to different wattage bulbs, I have to re-tune the device, by changing or adding those tuning caps, etz... 
There is a good reason to use the big 220v high wattage bulbs. I just can't find any here yet.
 
  I do have a question for Itsu, or anyone else. At the proper running frequencies, does your yoke core ring? Or not?
  I've never heard any of the Akula/Ruslan yoke devices ring.  Should it ring, or should it ring at such a frequency that it can't be heard? I also can feel a certain magnetic type of vibrations from the yoke, at certain frequencies. 
Does anyone else feel these yoke core vibrations?  Are they an indication of anything to look towards?
 

[Void]

Hi NickZ. Sure, but an ammeter is just a tool to give you a better idea of what is going on.
You can get the clamp-on type ammeter which can display high current. An ammeter won't stop you
from doing any tests you are currently doing, but it will make it easier for you to see what is
happening at the power input side.   You can continue to run blind, and wonder why your mazilli
driver is running hot however. That's up to you.
P.S. Those mazill driver circuits are prone to going into parasitic oscillations or unbalanced operation,
which can make them run hot as well, but you would only see that if you have a scope.

Ruslan has said that his push pull PWM driver only draws somewhere from about 3 to 6 or 7 amps or maybe a
bit higher when self running. The actual current draw depends on what device Ruslan was referring to (12V or 24V),
and how the wind was blowing that day.

Your ferrite core probably won't ring because the frequency of the push pull driver is probably somewhere
in the range of 10 kHz to 35 kHz, or possibly a bit higher. You usually have to drive a ferrite core at
lower frequencies such as about one to a few kHz to hear ringing.

All the best...

[Void]

Some version of a self runner will probably hit the market, even before we figure it out, at the rate that we're going.

Hi NickZ. Well, the magnacoaster device is technically on the market, although those magnacoaster people
seem on the shady side to me. That has been discussed elsewhere already however. The magnacoaster device seems
to only work when charging a battery bank, as well. I wonder if anyone actually purchased one of those devices,
and, if so, and if they have actually received the device if anyone has reported anywhere whether the devices actually
work as claimed or not.
http://magnacoaster.com/magna/

I don't think it will be easy to bring a new type of self running electric generator to market.
You first would have to do all the R&D to get the device to be completely stable and safe in all sorts
of environments (much easier said than done), and you also would have to get various sorts of certification
and possibly government approval to sell electric generators legally. It will depend on what country you want
to manufacture and sell the devices in though on exactly what certification you need to get, and what
government approval you may need to get.

There is a guy named James B. Schwartz who supposedly invented a simple free energy device, and actually started
production of something like 20,000 of the devices in Japan around 2002, as the story goes, before the Japanese Government
stepped in and confiscated all of the devices, with the reason given that they hadn't obtained some sort of certification/approval, or
something like that. James B. Schwartz said he lost a lot of money when that happened. He has supposedly invented another free
energy generator as well, and he has said in recent years that he is running tests of a large scale free energy generator that could be
used as a power plant generator. I don't know if there has been any news on this guy in the last couple of years or so.
http://peswiki.com/index.php/Directory:ERR_Fluxgenerator_by_Noah's_Ark_Research_Foundation#Sales_Brochures

Coming up with a working free energy device is hard enough, but bringing such a device to production is a whole other
thing. Governments could theoretically step in at any time and shut you down if they want to for 'national security' reasons
or whatever, and you wouldn't be able to do much about it. Many governments would probably want to keep tight control over
such technology, as it could give them a big advantage for military purposes and that sort of thing. In many countries
I think there is a good chance that governments would clamp down quickly on any such free energy technology, if the technology turns
out to be genuine. It makes me wonder why the magnacoaster guy in Canada hasn't been shut down yet. Maybe because his
device doesn't actually work???
All the best...

[NickZ]

  What I'd like to know is, since my yoke core does normally ring when lighting over 300 watts worth of load. Should I somehow try to raise the frequency of this yoke/grenade circuit higher, so that there is no ringing? Is this audible ringing an indication of a frequency range that is too low, and needs raising? And, if so, how would I go about raising this push-pull circuit frequency?
   I've already tried to tune the yoke core by placing magnetite magnets on the core, ferrite pieces in the grenade tube, ferrite rods inside the Kacher's tube. I'm even using two or three different long earth grounds cables, as well as virtual grounds, grounds on the battery terminal, etz...   Still no cigar....
   Nor am I convinced yet, that these extremely long grounds are really needed, nor are they that useful in order to obtain the higher outputs. But, I had to try them anyway, and I now have them ready to use,  just in case.

   Void: Magnacoaster may be on the market, but few people know any more about it, or have reported back about it after purchasing it.   At least that I've heard about. I believe that the inventor sold part of the stocks to Canadian investors, which are also involved with Canadian power companies.  Makes you wonder why nobody has heard much more about it, huh?
They offered him 1.000.000 dollars on TV for his secret.
  But, please don't quote me on that, as it might not be correct, nor have I followed up on it.
 
   Lasersaber is still selling his Exciters on ebay,  no problems there, other than someone stealing the idea, and marketing it first.
Which can always happen, in one country or another, even with or without patents.
   Of course,  Exciter or Kacher circuits are not self running devices, which might be a whole different story, when it comes to marketing.
  In any case, I'm not concerned about bringing anything to market, or how involved that may be. 
I just hope to someday see my device working at my home, no matter how long it takes me, nor what other components or coils I may have to add or change to it, to make it work as it should.