Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[AlienGrey]

This is my view exactly. In the earlier models he had loads of eye candy and old TV circuitry all painted black. They were not even connected to the device, but gave the impression there is a lot more to this circuit than meets the eye. With the spark gap you can hit a lot of frequencies when it sparks. Maybe he just had coils that are tuned to resonance and harmonics and then the spark just hits them all with one go. Some feedback keeps it in resonance even if you add load

Belfor maybe maybe not, lets stick to what Tesla did said and others who have got results.

Don smith for example used a HV gas discharge SGen  Peter Linderman some time ago demonstrated how to make an exciter with a few caps and diodes to produce a dam good spark gap 'spark', the running freq was is important and is used trough out into a tuned transformer or the energy goes into space. Tesla Exciter. Hmm! Tesla had nothing to do with FE BS!

Adrian Guska on one of his vids hides a pile of caps, what were they for?
as if we don't know.

[AlienGrey]

Why does that matter?   I am just playing with the TL494 and the TC4093, no +voltage on the MOSFETs drains, so no resonance.
I just want to be able like you to adjust the TL494 outputs (with its max. 44% duty cycle) via the TC4093 to go wider then that, like your 49.8% or even 56%
Can it be done with the circuit in the diagram i linked above showing the TL494 and the TC4093 only?

I show in my above video what i can do, which is to delay a pulse only, but not expand it.

So again my question,  how did you manage to increase the TL494 duty cycle from its max. 44% to your 49.8%?

Thanks,   itsu

Itsu look at the Alex Sergey circuit you don't need a CD4093 just a variable resister and a cap the MosFet driver has a Schmitt trigger input. a 20 turn pot 503 and a 221 cap 220pf across the fet driver input it alters the trigger curve on each side.

[AlienGrey]

Itsu look at the Alex Sergey circuit you don't need a CD4093 just a variable resister and a cap the MosFet driver has a Schmitt trigger input. a 20 turn pot 503 and a 221 cap 220pf across the fet driver input it alters the trigger curve on each side.

NOTE IF YOU USE A 4093 it will invert the output and blow your fets up !

[itsu]

AG, did you look at my video about the signals from both an output of the TL494 (yellow) and an output of the TC4093 (blue)?
Where do you see an inverted signal?    (2x inverting = non inverting).


Itsu

[soliman]

AG, did you look at my video about the signals from both an output of the TL494 (yellow) and an output of the TC4093 (blue)?
Where do you see an inverted signal?


Itsu

itsu
You. must see in the points
channel 1 and 2 the pin of BC4093 10 and 11
and adjust both delays separately