Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[Black_Bird]

@itsu
Interesting that you mentioned that L1 carries a sine wave. In my setup, L1 presents a square wave and I can only see a sine wave on L2 and L4, but L1 definetely has a square wave. Maybe I have a smaller coupling coefficient because L1 is movable.

[itsu]

@itsu
Interesting that you mentioned that L1 carries a sine wave. In my setup, L1 presents a square wave and I can only see a sine wave on L2 and L4, but L1 definetely has a square wave. Maybe I have a smaller coupling coefficient because L1 is movable.

Probably, as my (resonating) L2 coil is wound directly (only seperated by 1 layer of isolation tape for smoothing the surface) over L1.

You can see the L1 and L2 sine wave signals in my video in post #925.

Regards Itsu

[Сергей В.]

@Itsunadze What going on ?? Have you some interesting and great news ??

Удачи Сергей В.

[itsu]

@Itsunadze What going on ?? Have you some interesting and great news ??

Удачи Сергей В.

Nope,  tuning this thingy with all different parameters takes time.
Other then lighting a 12V/21W bulb at half brightness with a spikey sine wave like signal
at 80W input, no interesting and great news to report.

Regards Itsu

[itsu]

All,

After spending last week(end) many hours in tuning my Dally replication circuit, i have come to the conclusion that with the knowledge we have now on used frequencies and voltage levels, its almost impossible to find the correct combination (if it even exists) where the magic happens.

My L4 coil at best shows 100V sine wave with some nano-pulses riding on top which are not doing any good and causes a 230V/60W bulb only to light dimly (with or without the nano-pulse active).

Increasing the nano-pulse repetition frequency above 20Khz or so, causes the little toroid and the DSRD and even the series capacitor (9nF/3Kv) to heat up significantly.
As there was mentioned to install the toroid on a heatsink, this points to the fact that this repetition frequency was high, however, the pictures and video from Dally did not show this heatsink.
Anyway, even with this increased frequency, no extra gain was ever seen.

So untill i got some more/better info from Dally (as promised) on used frequencies and voltages, i will put this project on the back burner.

I could try to fill the coil with ferrite bars and/or rings to see if that gives anything extra but as Dally never mentioned he used any, this is just a shot in the dark.

Thanks to everybody for giving directions and help especially "verpies".

Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRN42Y-cD54&feature=youtu.be

Regards Itsu