Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[AlienGrey]

Hi all ! well i don't know about any of you but i'm still waiting for part 3 of the 3 part serial !

Any way me and the cat have decided to do our own, well here it is with stills to follow.If your wondering just ware the cat is he is hanging from the cam string!

First the circuit fully tuned to coil res of 148 khz

screen shot

The wave form 148khz aprox

The sad part is it only works if the PSU has an earth leakage, so it's not overunity

The earth to the radiator and the 40w 250v lamp lit up !

then the electronics NE555 and 900v mosfet

TK fanks for info, switch on side of probe not very good as easy to chang from X10 to X1, got old probe off  TekTronic fixed X10

[TinselKoala]

Your scopeshot is showing a partial waveform, clipped on top and bottom. There is no telling just how far offscreen the true peaks and baselines are. If you are "really" showing 100v/div, (both scope channel and probe set to 10x) then you may be putting your scope's input circuitry at risk. Note that your inputs are rated Cat I, 300VRMS max, and this must be derated for higher frequencies.

Also, why don't you use the scope's built-in screenshot feature: Put a USB drive into the front panel slot and then press the green button with the printer symbol on it, right underneath the green "help" button. You will get a much better picture that way.Not only will it be perfectly in focus, but also it will show the whole screen, and will produce a file size that is less than 1/3 of what your photo has, with the same 800 pixels wide resolution.

[verpies]

Hi all ! well i don't know about any of you but i'm still waiting for part 3 of the 3 part serial !

What serial?

[verpies]

Also, why don't you use the scope's built-in screenshot feature: Put a USB drive into the front panel slot and then press the green button with the printer symbol on it, right underneath the green "help" button. You will get a much better picture that way.Not only will it be perfectly in focus, but also it will show the whole screen, and will produce a file size that is less than 1/3 of what your photo has, with the same 800 pixels wide resolution.

Can your scope upload the screenshot over the Ethernet connection to a network share on a remote computer?

[AlienGrey]

Hi Wesley,

Did I miss that 3rd video of Denis Dniester with the shocking surprise?

Regards

Verpies   this one !