Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[Hoppy]

I tend to agree that the shape of the yoke is not a critical factor in achieving a working device. Like T1000, I think that the device is a capacitive charge pump and from my perspective the ferrite yoke is just a transformer for delivering pulses to the heart of the device and can be replaced with ferrite torroids. However, I still think that the type of ferrite used may be important and this is where the Russians & Eastern bloc neighbours may have something a bit special about the composition of their yokes and other ferrites used in their devices.

[AlienGrey]

I tend to agree that the shape of the yoke is not a critical factor in achieving a working device. Like T1000, I think that the device is a capacitive charge pump and from my perspective the ferrite yoke is just a transformer for delivering pulses to the heart of the device and can be replaced with ferrite torroids. However, I still think that the type of ferrite used may be important and this is where the Russians & Eastern bloc neighbours may have something a bit special about the composition of their yokes and other ferrites used in their devices.

What ?    don't ask me what it means !
If you judge a book by its cover then you judge the look by your toroid, I hope you soon recover

[AlienGrey]

Yes well joking apart left for a moment!  Somewhere in the early database there was either a link or an article on Russian surplus components it focused on Dally's toroid it showed a one and its connections it is out of a 12 0 12 Vold DC to DC converter to 240 250 volt converter anything coated in that moisture proof green stuff is Russian Military surplus. See if you can find it your self the device contains barium, do you know what barium does and its properties are? Just stand under a chemtrail and breath it in 

You won't find this type of device easy, the article also talked about 'C' or 'U' cores used in 3 phase devices and a power gain from them, We live in the west it's about money do you believe anything some idiot in uniform tels you?  the word Trump do you know the meaning of it or Barack? think outside the box. Please! Be aware in your world of illusion.

http://overunity.com/12736/kapanadze-cousin-dally-free-energy/225/#.WcfS7cZrzvw

Allen

[Void]

Ok on that Hoppy. I am currently inclined to think that the specific type of
ferrite is not important in these setups, as long as the ferrite works suitably in the
frequency range you are using it at, but I could be wrong.   My experiments to date
have occasionally shown potentially interesting effects, but I have reached a point that
I think I will have to start running my tests at higher power now if I am going to have a better
chance of finding the elusive OU effect. Lower power tests leave too much room for possible measurement
error and possible inadvertent external influences and that sort of thing, so I think a person can only go so
far with that approach as there will still be remaining question marks.  I will now try running through my various
tests at higher power and see if anything interesting still remains, or if it all just goes up in smoke, so to speak.

One interesting effect that I have seen on a number of occasions over the last few years in my tests
is a sort of fluctuating or pulsing brightness effect on LED lights when testing different setups with an earth
ground connection. That may be something to do with the way LEDs work however when used at higher frequencies.
A recent test I did had this pulsing occurring randomly in the sense that the fluctuating would stop for about
thirty seconds or so and then start up again for a while and then stop again for a while, even though the frequency
applied to the setup was very stable. I am talking about AC frequencies well in the kHz range here, so the pulsing was not
due to pulsing at a really low frequency. I find LEDs are a bit unusual in general when you use them at higher frequencies.
I have done some experiments which seem to possibly show that LEDS used at higher frequencies like that
are either very close to 100% efficient or maybe even a bit OU, but it is hard to say for sure at the low
power levels I have tried it at so far. Maybe one of these days I will do a setup with LED lights at a
lot higher power to see if the weirdness can be confirmed at higher power levels.

[Hoppy]

Hi Void,

Your test setup observations using LED lamps and earthing sounds interesting. Can you please detail your setup?

I feel motivated to experiment along these lines, especially as electrically efficient LED lamps have almost superseded low efficiency incandescent lamps for most domestic and many industrial applications.