Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[itsu]

  AG:
  Your diagram is not showing any earth ground going to the diode nor to the transistor emitter.
  As I've mentioned, I've already tried it several ways, and see no difference in the Kacher signal.
  I have no problem with the kacher transistor getting hot, if I did, I'd just turn the fan on. Most of the time I don't need to use the fan.

  Itsu: I seam to have burned out the 15v voltage regulator which feeds the mosfet drivers.
Is there a problem to substitute it with a 12v voltage regulator? As I don't have any of the same 15v regulators on hand. What will that change do to the Kacher's running frequency? Will it lower it, or raise it? Or neither? 
  I'd like to be able to lower the Kacher's frequency, if possible. As the current fet drivers 13.5KHz lower limit may be too high when using the higher wattage 400w to 600w bulbs as the load.

Nick,

i don't think it will be a problem to replace it with a 12 V regulator.
I don't see how it could influence the Kacher running frequency either.

Not sure what you mean by "the current fet drivers 13.5KHz lower limit", as i don't see such a limitation in the TC4420 data sheet.

To lower the Kacher frequency, you could add some turns to its secondary.

Itsu

[AlienGrey]

Nick,

i don't think it will be a problem to replace it with a 12 V regulator.
I don't see how it could influence the Kacher running frequency either.

Not sure what you mean by "the current fet drivers 13.5KHz lower limit", as i don't see such a limitation in the TC4420 data sheet.

To lower the Kacher frequency, you could add some turns to its secondary.

Itsu

Note if Nick is powering the TL494 with 15v it is an RC device lowering to 15v to 12V I suspect will lower F too.

[plaxius]

  AG:
  Your diagram is not showing any earth ground going to the diode nor to the transistor emitter.
  As I've mentioned, I've already tried it several ways, and see no difference in the Kacher signal.
  I have no problem with the kacher transistor getting hot, if I did, I'd just turn the fan on. Most of the time I don't need to use the fan.

  Itsu: I seam to have burned out the 15v voltage regulator which feeds the mosfet drivers.
Is there a problem to substitute it with a 12v voltage regulator? As I don't have any of the same 15v regulators on hand. What will that change do to the Kacher's running frequency? Will it lower it, or raise it? Or neither? 
  I'd like to be able to lower the Kacher's frequency, if possible. As the current fet drivers 13.5KHz lower limit may be too high when using the higher wattage 400w to 600w bulbs as the load.

[size=78%]Nick, I recommend using a DC-DC buck of this type.[/size]
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[NickZ]

   AG:
   As mentioned, I have NO problem using the simple Kacher circuit. It works for me. It also worked for Ruslan, Roma, Adrian, etz.
   I have shown the "effect" in a video, with my Kacher/grenade running on the Mazilli circuit lighting 4 100w bulbs.
It was with the same Kacher and grenade coils, as I have on now. My newer and more recent TL494/TC4420 circuit can't seam to produce the same degree of the "effect", as yet. The rest of the device being the same.
   
    There is no such thing as a narrow pulse, with the simple Kacher circuit. It outputs a sine wave, which I CAN control between 850KHz to 1.1MHz.  The mentioned 13.5KHz lower frequency limit of the induction circuits is controlled by the 102 tuning cap on the TL494, not by the fet drivers.

   None of the guys here that have built the controlable Kacher circuit have shown it working to self run itself, yet.
Or even being able to light several hundred watts worth of bulbs while showing the same "effect" generation. Like 500w to 1000w worth of bulbs.  So, I'll just wait and see what happens with them, before going that route.
   
   It's best to build something yourself which works, that way you can prove your ideas to yourself. As just throwing out advice without backing it with a working device is not very convincing.

[Hoppy]

On the subject of earth ground, the attached video clip of Kapanadze's 200W garage device (witnessed working by Wesley) shows an interesting ground cable, looking like a flat twin type cable with possibly a hessian / cloth sheath. Can anyboby identify exactly what cable type this is?