Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[Grumage]

Hi there guyz 


Grum:
I see you are experimenting with Spark Gap Tech? interesting because I also did some time ago, also a bit of Don Smith's coiling and managed to light up some lights with them , Btw coaxial wiring looks so interesting lately, should be used the build coils, recently discussing with Igor about it and to the part of Kapanadze's coil that also uses Coaxial wires, guesing it also reacts as a capacitive effect to it.
Maybe I will, show some of what I discovered or what I have experimented with.
I have even a normal tesla coil that uses real earth with a Iron pin in ground, Between The ground and the tesla coil's below end wire, I could light up lights , came to understand how the Spark gap tech works, and almost to understand Kapa's 5Kw device.

Well guyz let's see how far we go and this year we all manage what we want , Btw If anyone is asking for the Motor/Generator, yes it's working, but I'm modifying it to 10Kw now. more power, need more, just put a bit insanity in mind to the work ! lol
I will upload when it's done, I had to test many things out and be sure of everything befor posting too. as I am carefull too , The cabal is in desperate movement, so be careful all.


Cheerz~

Dear GeoFusion.

Good to see you back with us!! 

Yes I do think that dear Zeitmaschine is on to something with regards the Coax cable !!    In fact this is the thread that sort of started it !!  And that simple spark gap experiment of mine kind of lends credence to an energy amplification effect !!

I am looking forward to seeing your Motor generator setup as I too have decided to put my rather better mechanical skills to this task !! But my oh my, ridiculous prices for stuff here in the UK !!

6.5 Kva Alternator @ £325.00
Pulleys and bearings @£150.00
I got the drive motor rather cheap @£10.00 but I still have to sort out the Flywheel. I have a 40Kg 0.5 m Dia flywheel casting in the back shed but my Lathe is not big enough to machine it !!

Ah well these things will be overcome somehow !!

Cheers Grum.

[T-1000]

Hi there guyz 

Back back! Happy New year for all. All the best and for the progress in 2014, this year will be a extraordinary one .
I've not been on the bench for some weeks, spend most of the time with family and loved ones. but all is well and great.

Welcome back and happy New Year too

In regards to motor-generator - http://www.teslauniverse.com/nikola-tesla-patents-555,190-alternating-motor

Watch very closely how coils on the top left side are placed and how they interact with each other and with magnet on rotor as this bit slipped for long years without notice and there is Lenz force cancellation:

http://patentimages.storage.googleapis.com/pages/US555190-0.png

The generator is not described there so this thing slipped through my eyes as well until it I stumbled upon http://youtu.be/Zu4pzvkSkzo#t=0h12m00s

[Zeitmaschine]

I've been trying for a good number of years with all types of oscillators and other devices.

With coaxial cable, asymmetric capacitors and Faraday cages?

[Hoppy]

With coaxial cable, asymmetric capacitors and Faraday cages?

No, not with co-ax. the electrostatic approach does appear to be worth focusing on IMO. Have you seen Giantkiller's latest video in the Lords of the Ring2 thread?

[Farmhand]

Welcome back and happy New Year too

In regards to motor-generator - http://www.teslauniverse.com/nikola-tesla-patents-555,190-alternating-motor

Watch very closely how coils on the top left side are placed and how they interact with each other and with magnet on rotor as this bit slipped for long years without notice and there is Lenz force cancellation:

http://patentimages.storage.googleapis.com/pages/US555190-0.png

The generator is not described there so this thing slipped through my eyes as well until it I stumbled upon http://youtu.be/Zu4pzvkSkzo#t=0h12m00s

It's funny you should link that Patent T1000, As I was actually now experimenting with a ring transformer wound like that, and it occurred to me that there ought to be a way to get two phases from the single phase input similar to how it is done with a capacitor. And as it happened I think I did it in a similar way to the patent (even though I'd not read it yet) but my using a capacitor as well, but the capacitor not in series with the supply phase as is usually done instead it shunts a separate winding which is induced, the objective being to get a rotating magnetic field by applying only one phase.

If you don't have such a transformer you should build one they are awesome to experiment with, mine has four transformers on the ring as shown in this patent below but thick windings in double and on the ring first with the fine wire over the top.

http://www.google.com/patents/US382282

The patent you linked is basically the same thing I think, but with one of the secondary windings (Thicker windings) left out and no rotor so not a motor. Just leave other windings open if already there.

They can be wired up in a lot of different ways.

However I fail to see where the Lenz cancellation is. In fact Tesla States in The Inventions Researchings and Writings book, that these motors/generators exhibit all the traits of a normal motor and describes normal operation. Inducing the second phase I don't think will change that at all.

However I think I might try the arrangement and see what happens. Not sure it will work the same with no rotor of course. Just to see if I can get a rotating field from it that way.

He has a split 1:1 transformer excited by the generator and the secondary of that drives the finer wire coils at 90 degrees, by the looks of it. I just happen to have those almost exact windings on my transformer, except mine has the dual windings of thick wire on every quarter with a fine wire winding over the top of them all. I can simply leave the thick wire of one opposite set open and the thin winding of the other set open and I have the drawing more or less. Mine is built like four identical (inverter transformers) on the ring.


Cheers

P.S. Thanks for Showing the patent, it is interesting.