Akula0083 30 Watt Self Running Generator.

[Grumage]

Dear All and particularly Verpies.

I am presenting a video update and a few questions.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3y3Z6Bu23KE

I think I might have something not quite right ??  There is a large DC voltage level associated with L2!!  Transformer is wound T-1000 style.

Cheers Grum.

[EMJunkie]

Hi there,

Here is yesterdays conference recording with Roman (akula) ,myself and the rest of people - http://webfile.ru/63bd3cd22caa0cb0343e3c0c52158678

Please save it and try to translate, it contains important information.


Cheers!

Awesome! Thanks T-1000! Yes we need a translator!

All the Best

  Chris

[EMJunkie]

@EMJunkie, I was wondering if you or someone else can explain the schematic that you just posted,  I am little bit rusted on my electronics, I gradiated 30 years ago and when into software LOL.

I guess the input is from the yellow sign "24-220v" AC, the gets into a full bridge rectified and over filters capacitors, then this voltage gets to feed the two n-channel mosfet, which are trigger by the PLL and the IR2111, and drive the coil, this is where I get lost...  in the coils section...

or the input is over the VR1 and VR2 7805

Thanks. 

Hi Thestone,

I have not spent huge amounts of time studying this particular schematic! I would not like to explain this circuit because some of it does not make sense to me either! I would guess both sides (Voltage Regulators) and the (Exclamation Mark in the Triangle) appear to be inputs. The circuitry after the Bridge Rectifier does not make a lot of sense if this was an output! E.G: Polarised Caps on the AC Side of the bridge! Sort of a circuit error if this was the case.

There are feed back techniques used, E.G 100:0.5 turn transformer appears to feed back a clamped voltage back to the ve+ rail of C4/C5

Its possible that extra circuitry is intended to be located at the terminals pointing toward the Signal schematic! Marked Signal Advance and Signal Delay/Actual. I believe this may not be a complete circuit!

It shows what I was trying to explain in my last post however, that Akula was clearly trying to use Phase Shifted Signals to achieve something in his circuits that we may not yet be fully aware of!

I have included the datasheets on the chips, nothing special there however!

All the Best

  Chris

[EMJunkie]

Schematic diagram for Akula0083-disassembled. . .
( Sources of member  mikmur upload  Realstrannik.ru )

havuhung! Excellent work!

This also shows what I have been trying to explain, 'Phase Shifting' on the input signals to achieve something we may not be fully aware of yet! See: -->www.hyiq.org/Downloads/AetherControl.wmv<--

Thanks for sharing!

All the Best

  Chris

P.S: Remember what Tom Bearden said about interfering two waves at a distance?

[EMJunkie]

Hi guys have a closer look at any of Akulas schismatics time after time he has shown us in many ways and we have been staring at both the problem and the answer, perhaps he could not find a way to rub our noses in a way to solve our problem, that's why he thinks we are all hopeless and he needs money to live on and buy stuff we in the west take for granted, like paying tax lol. Some have said the phase lock loop drives the mos FETs, but why would you use a phase lock loop in the first place ? to lock the frequency ? to lock the phase, do you not think that might be a clew ? personally I don't think its so much the material in the ferrite it will help though because it lowers the inductive resonant frequency of the material, hmm did i just sling you all a help line ? and don't assume i have solved the problem because i don't have the hard ware to make it happen but if you go over all Akulas stuff some thing will drop.

Hey AlienGrey,

I agree, if one studies the work and the re-occurrences in Akula's work then there are a few things that are obvious! Again I am not to have all the answers, its going to be up to each and every one of us to do it together! This is part of the reason I started the -->Reliable and Flexible Switching System<-- This, so all can easily and cheaply experiment with this.

All the Best

  Chris