Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[John.K1]

Guys,

One more thing. Ruslan said " Alek (Alexandr? )  sits here. He is Electro engineer. Questions what PCB, generator to use you can send request to him. He helps allot.  "

Who is Alek?  He might help.

[MenofFather]

Guys,

One more thing. Ruslan said " Alek (Alexandr? )  sits here. He is Electro engineer. Questions what PCB, generator to use you can send request to him. He helps allot.  "

Who is Alek?  He might help.

Not Alek. But Oleg. He seems is Ruslan friend.

[Hoppy]

Hi all,

AT the bench today I replaced a 15V voltage regulator supplying my PWM that was running too hot due to HV transients on the supply line. I fitted a 30V TVS diode across the supply lines which appears to have cured the problem. I also fitted a 500R pot between Kacher transistor base and ground and adjusted the waveform scoped at the collector to that shown below. The bias resistances are now 69R from base to ground and 1K from base to supply line (25V). This now gives me a nice flashing light as I approach the antenna just like in URFA's video. However, unlike URFA, I'm drawing only a very small spark. When I place my hand on the antenna, the waveform collapses completely, leaving just a low amplitude spikes. Total current draw is around 4.5A. The inductor winding under the antenna feels quite warm. The 24V supply lines to the Kacher is filtered using 1000uF, 100nF, 1000UuF parallel caps. No common-mode choke used. The supply is being taken direct from the 24V/18A PSU, not from after the choke in the push-pull supply line.

[John.K1]

Just want to say to test this device is better to use the batteries. Highly recommended. Ruslan says that the device doesn't like PSU grounding.

[Jeg]

Nice job Hoppy! Someone had to make a start on there! When you say 4.5A you mean mosfets plus kacher or just mosfets? Because with 69 Ohm to ground you probably consume there over 2A.