Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[ARMCORTEX]

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Everybody will be able to build paradise.

[NickZ]

   GeoFusion:
   Ok, thanks for the videos.  I've some questions, and a couple of suggestions.

   First, can you please take a clear close-up picture of the Royer circuit.
   What is the number of  the number of winds on the secondary coil of your yoke. 
  The wire gauge? Solid or stranded wire? What is the mf value of the caps.

   It would help to try to hold the camera steady, or have someone help to hold the camera for you, if needed.  More light on the table or work bench would also be good, as it's somewhat dark, and please speak a bit louder so we can hear you better.

   Have you been able to get this circuit (or any other one) to feed back to the source battery to keep it from draining? How much current is the circuit is actually drawing? Maybe borrow a another meter. And, can you run the device for a long time without overheating, yet?
   
   I notice that on this last circuit the device is making a ringing sound,  unlike the humming sound on your previous video. Is this just my imagination?

  Sorry for all the questions... It's only because I'm interested in knowing more to be able to replicate your version. 
               Thanks for sharing.
                                                  NickZ

[GeoFusion]

Geofusion: Nice video(s) and set up. It would help us all if you can have a volt meter on your battery during the test.
Thanks once again for sharing.

a.king: thank you, that will be no problem at all.
My amp meter died last month because of HV ark. oh well.
Soon this week to get a new amp meter so you guyz could see the amp draw too.

Cheerz (=.

[GeoFusion]

   GeoFusion:
   Ok, thanks for the videos.  I've some questions, and a couple of suggestions.

   First, can you please take a clear close-up picture of the Royer circuit.
   What is the number of  the number of winds on the secondary coil of your yoke. 
  The wire gauge? Solid or stranded wire? What is the mf value of the caps.

   It would help to try to hold the camera steady, or have someone help to hold the camera for you, if needed.  More light on the table or work bench would also be good, as it's somewhat dark, and please speak a bit louder so we can hear you better.

   Have you been able to get this circuit (or any other one) to feed back to the source battery to keep it from draining? How much current is the circuit is actually drawing? Maybe borrow a another meter. And, can you run the device for a long time without overheating, yet?
   
   I notice that on this last circuit the device is making a ringing sound,  unlike the humming sound on your previous video. Is this just my imagination?

  Sorry for all the questions... It's only because I'm interested in knowing more to be able to replicate your version. 
               Thanks for sharing.
                                                  NickZ

Hi Nick ,

Alright, I will post a pic below for  you to see the circuit I used in recent vid. ( this pic has no center tap and uses two toroids instead of one )
25 turns on primary 2.5mm  Wire gauge , 35 turns on secondary 1.5mm Wire gauge,  all Solid wire.
cap value, 0.33uf as I've said on the vid.

Srry about the unstable recording was in a hurry haha. Yes next time with more light near the experiment although there was.. oh well more visebillity next time.

Yes, I tried to feed back with an newer version of it and yes it charges the battery back, but cannot remove the battery though, no just yet, needs some more experimenting.

the form of use of a Roundcore project like that managed to stay cool for 1 hour. but after that it's hot needs a fan on it constantly and toroid. Did not test it yet in long term sins I terminated the session. Continued to the newer one.

last measurement I saw it pulling was 2 amps from battery when connecting 300 watt, on 500 watts it was rating 1.6amps draw from battery , it can pull max 3 amps on 12 volts but that happens without loading.

Yes the ringing is new by this circuit and Toriod, but when I change toriod gauge wire it will change the Singing too. to almost silent. Difference is that I'm using another type of Heater circuit here and toriod that makes the humming and singing.

Well glad to be at assistance and really hoping you guyz could use this for next try outs but this is only the fragment of what I have build (= hehe

Cheerz~

[MenofFather]

Hi Nick ,

Alright, I will post a pic below for  you to see the circuit I used in recent vid. ( this pic has no center tap and uses two toroids instead of one )
25 turns on primary 2.5mm  Wire gauge , 35 turns on secondary 1.5mm Wire gauge,  all Solid wire.
cap value, 0.33uf as I've said on the vid.

Srry about the unstable recording was in a hurry haha. Yes next time with more light near the experiment although there was.. oh well more visebillity next time.

Yes, I tried to feed back with an newer version of it and yes it charges the battery back, but cannot remove the battery though, no just yet, needs some more experimenting.

the form of use of a Roundcore project like that managed to stay cool for 1 hour. but after that it's hot needs a fan on it constantly and toroid. Did not test it yet in long term sins I terminated the session. Continued to the newer one.

last measurement I saw it pulling was 2 amps from battery when connecting 300 watt, on 500 watts it was rating 1.6amps draw from battery , it can pull max 3 amps on 12 volts but that happens without loading.

Yes the ringing is new by this circuit and Toriod, but when I change toriod gauge wire it will change the Singing too. to almost silent. Difference is that I'm using another type of Heater circuit here and toriod that makes the humming and singing.

Well glad to be at assistance and really hoping you guyz could use this for next try outs but this is only the fragment of what I have build (= hehe

Cheerz~

You shore that draw 2 amps from 12 volts battery at 300 W load? And 1,5 amps on 500 W load? That load brightnes? Can you show that brightnes in that drawwing amps?