Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[skywalker66]

In Dally divice some moths ago he write in one forum that pulse is on top sine.

Yes, but on top of what ? voltage or current ? It  is well known that in a LC resonant, voltage and current are at 90 degree out of phase.

[Void]

Here is seems no something new and useful. Only he says, that must be one pulse on Tesla coil...
He say that Tesla coil secondary 38/2= 19 meters. Inductor resonant also 19 meters, but in his divice is two layers, so is about 11-12 meters. Grounding wire in his divice is 30 meters. He say, that he will make osciliograms.

Thanks very much MenofFather.  That helps.
All the best...

[balphom]

thanks for everyone who takes there time to translate it really makes a big difference for the additional information no matter how small

[NickZ]

     Here is my latest video which I just uploaded, (below).
     I added a new Kacher primary and secondary coils, and am now back to using the bigger IRFP260P mosfets on the push-pull oscillator circuit.
     I still need to tune the Kacher secondary coil, by removing some turns. But, I wanted to show what I have going on at this time.
   As always, any ideas are welcome.
        NickZ
 
      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_QGVrPSzjZI&feature=youtu.be

  EDIT:  @ Ed:  The induction coils are made with 48,48, 24,24,12 turns. They are connected in the way that Ruslan showed previously. Ground connection goes to the 0.47uf  cap on the three turns coil. 0.1uf cap is installed on the output coil. This small 0.1uf cap is the only one that I have that would actually increase the bulb brightness at the output.
The resonance indicator leds are not wired to the circuit, just placed near by.

[John.K1]

Guys, As I do sometimes take a peek to Russian forums I found interesting this observation from Freeng(nickName)

"Hello everyone.
I will describe my little experiment.
1) I putted the oscilloscope probe on the ground cable and I watched current amplitude,  The cable is bifilar 2mm.
Then:
2) Same setup with 5mm and the amplitude significantly increased. "

Long story short – it behaves as a asymmetric capacitor. "

Like Ruslan said in his last video. Use VERY thick ground cable.  To be honest I did before similar stuff. But instead of one cable I have used 2. Some people say the Litz wire cable( for welding for example) is he best. 

Happy experimenting