Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[MenofFather]

3.2 A and 12.4 volts input. 60 W 220 V lamp inscandel. It brightnes about 70 volts.

[MenofFather]

Here 60 W and 150 W in paralel. Curent 1.2 A and 17 volts input. On lamps about 24 volts, because light it dim.

[T-1000]

Hi all ,

Well guyz to make it clear, I'm not saying this is OU yet, but I have something extraordinary with it,
But in next vids i will show some odd behaviors of the device.

You might go back to page http://www.overunity.com/12736/kapanadze-cousin-dally-free-energy/975/ and see what is missing in your setup.
You are very close to it...

Cheers!

[GeoFusion]

@Nickz :
Thanks. Yes all are same direction for it to work. Yes, I saw your version of Akula and looks very interesting and you also acknowledged you also have them the same direction wound .
Haha, Yup, soon enough very very pregnant, maybe with resonant coilings. Coils with Caps on the coil.

About Igor Moroz, he is doing all good, has his ways and he is also using a Royer Heater circuit as I figured out.
He showed it in some earlier vids of his. Might be that the bulbs are not 100% light but he's on his way to OU too soon with self feed back.

@Hoppy:
Yes, to that part I know when using clamp meter to go measure HF current wont give the right measurements, tried it already and compared it with many other loadings.  You will  see in next vids for sure.
But, Amp Clamp meter can be used where we can measure input from batteries.
That is the only place I use the Clamp meter for to ligit amps , no where els because the magnetic field  from ferrite flyback piece and RMG coil give false readings to the clamp, when you are in certain distance with the magnetic fields.
But as you increase the voltage in input, there will be more load, more brightness to the lights. only tried it till 36V dc
Will be trying it with more soon.

@MenofFather :

Nice, and thank you for also showing measurements while testing.
and the uploaded pics, I see you also tried in parallel but does not give the same effect as what happens with mines.
Hmmmm,. I will upload one more vid with close-up step by step how I connect and what happens. alright


@ T-1000:
OH! that looks like exactly what I'm doing ! this is interesting, yes this would help alot for further progress.
Thank you for the link. 
Yup  LC resonant circuit.

Cheerz~

[ramset]

Temperature of Bulbs is useful for determining output.

Run your test bulbs as per mfg spec ..take its temperature.

While the temp is not completely linear a 100 watt bulb running at 50 watts will be very close to half the temp of one running at full voltage.

Might be a good idea to start including bulb temps in your posting Data,I do have some data that was generated by a friend which delt directly with this issue and very helpful
I will be looking for that as time permits .

Thx
Chet