Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[Hoppy]

hi Hoppy,

Great job man.I think we are slowly inching forward to the portion of Akula device at the yoke stage now.

May i ask what was the combined capacitor value in uf used for your version of yoke core.Just curious.

I have the same the issue as well lighting a 220volt on 60watt bulb which the output was very dim compared to a 1000watt 220volt Halogen bulb.

Looks like "Impedance matching" is gonna play vital role in our future successful replication of ou device beside getting resonance.

Cap in photo is 2 x 220nF in parallel. However, 0.1uF works slightly better.

[Hoppy]

  Hoppy:
   So, matching the load to the circuit is very important.

Very true Nick as you are finding out!

[T-1000]

@NickZ

Well done, now finally you are close to what GeoFusion wanted to show. The prolonged lighting up of 1 kW rated bulbs load from small battery is the target..

To new guys:
Welcome to this thread and please don't be shy, post your progress in videos and experiments for others to repeat for Dally/GeoFusion related topic. I noticed a least 1 of you are - Russian, Привет

[NickZ]

  T-1000, and All:
  Thanks for your comments. 
   I did however really want be able to light the two or three 100 watt bulbs closer to grid lumin levels. So, I tried to connect two 12v batteries to the Mazilli circuit in series for a run at 24v. Well... that was not a good idea, as both IRF510 fets blew up in a fraction of a second, like a firecraker right in my face.  So, I don't see this working at 24v, when using the IRF510.  Just in case someone wants to know. Ha! 
  Looks like I have to wait for my parts order, or look for the bigger IRF 250 or 250N elsewhere.
  I did however obtain another 12 7 aH battery for the 24v test in the future. And also made the flyback core transformer using the center tapped coils, both windings are 10 windings, but one side is center tapped.
  I just want to remind anyone trying this circuit using transistors (like Grum), that I was only able to light a 7 watt 110v bulb using transistors, on the same battery, and yoke core. So, Geo is right, transistors don't work well for this purpose.

  Speaking of Geo,  love on the Island must have gotten to him, or maybe it was the "men in black".

[SeaMonkey]

...
Looks like "Impedance matching" is gonna play vital role in our future successful replication of ou device beside getting resonance.

In order to develop maximum power in any
circuit and to deliver maximum power to the
desired load, impedance matching is extremely
important.

The best book I've ever encountered which
explains exceedingly well how to make best
use of bipolar transistors and MOSFETs is:

POWER SUPPLIES, SWITCHING REGULATORS,
INVERTERS & CONVERTERS
by Irving M. Gottlieb

If any budding experimenter is able to find
a copy definitely get your hands on it and
study it well.  It is a virtual gold-mine of
technical knowledge or "secrets" as some
would say.

It's not written as a textbook but rather, is
written with entirely practical knowledge for
the experimenter or engineer.  The author's
explanations are easily understood and have
only enough math to perform the needed
calculations for the design applications
covered.

Emphasis is placed on practical knowledge
which comes from experience and real-world
devices.  It is not a book of theory or
mathematical analysis mish-mash.