Akula0083 30 Watt Self Running Generator.

[Enjoykin]

Hello everyone,

I have spotted the fake just minutes into watching the original video from Lari as from the link as posted by Tinsekoala.

I have even put a comment "hint" in comment just beneath Lari's own comment "Fake".

Sometimes you guys do make my laugh.But the fun stops here since it's Monday blues over here.

Hey i am doing this so that you guys won't waste a single seconds in this "Russian version of April fool joke" which strangely seems convincing to many.

No further comment to add.

Hello everyone,

Small remade of Arthur Schopenhauer thought by Enjoykin.

All Overunity passes through three stages.
First, it is ridiculed as nonsence.
Second, it is violently opposed as public enemy (to oil-barons mafia)
Third, it is widely accepted as being self-evident. (everyone know all about)

Arthur Schopenhauer  - Enjoykin !! 
.................................................................

now back life - back to reality


1st.  Gorilla Lari is not author of video - not inventor of given device.
2nd. Device was made long before 1st april.
3rd.  Never make conclusions while get lack of checked and validated informations.
4th.  Go out from delusion circle.
5.     Goto 1

No further comment need for normal human mind.

Профиль для lari
http://realstrannik.com/forum/user/409-lari.html

[TinselKoala]

Sure, the circuit board is marked "2013" which presumably means the year of making. Funny how these things come and... go, leaving no trace except footprints.  Enjoykin, you left out an important part in your Schopenhauer chain: the validation of the idea. It will not proceed to the "accepted as self-evident" stage until it is shown to work as claimed.


@Itsu, have you tried reversing the connections of the secondary (the coil connected to the LEDs)? There is quite a bit of difference in performance and waveforms on my build when these wires are reversed.

Here's an interesting bit: my unit lights the LEDs in both switch positions if I use a 9V battery that has still got 9V on it. But if I use the depleted battery measuring only 5.5 V or so, the LEDs will only light with the switch OFF. However if I remove the diode D1 altogether, the LEDs will light in either switch position using the 5.5 V battery.

[Mike1902_40]

Hi,

how is the winding directon for both windings? Do i start
to wind left or right? I would like to build this circuit.

Those UR Ferritcores are not so cheap. Where do you get those?
From old TV's, CRT Monitors? Or should i buy new ones?

Thanks and best regrads,
Mike

[MileHigh]

TK:

I can't wait to see what you do when you get your new scope.  I am assuming that this is a near-field RF-powered demo again.  To the dismay of the Tesla fan bois.

It would be cool to make some kind of "RF buster" magic wand device.  I figure if it's near-field and long wavelength, then something like a ping-pong bat with a coil of wire around the edge to make a magnetic flux cutter.  Perhaps a simple DIP switch where you can select how many turns of the coil you tap into, 1, 2, 4, 8.  And perhaps some clips for connecting your choice of cap, and then a place for inserting a load resistor or LED of your choice.  Perhaps even a BNC connector to monitor it on a scope.

Then when you do an amazing demo, in a follow-up clip you wave the ping-pong bat around and you can show the LED on the bat being lit at various distances and orientations.  If you have a load resistor and have it scoped via the BNC out, then you can probably show a real-time power measurement on the scope also.

The "RF Buster Bat?"

Then you can make an asymmetrical capacitor detector.

MileHigh

P.S.:  If the output from the RF Buster Bat could be made to control a voltage-controlled oscillator, a la theremin, then you could do some 'spooky' demos where you 'hear' the effects of the RF in the air.

[TinselKoala]

TK:

I can't wait to see what you do when you get your new scope.  I am assuming that this is a near-field RF-powered demo again.  To the dismay of the Tesla fan bois.

It would be cool to make some kind of "RF buster" magic wand device.  I figure if it's near-field and long wavelength, then something like a ping-pong bat with a coil of wire around the edge.  Perhaps a simple DIP switch where you can select how many turns of the coil you tap into, 1, 2, 4, 8.  And perhaps some clips for connecting your choice of cap, and then a place for inserting a load resistor or LED of your choice.  Perhaps even a BNC connector to monitor it on a scope.

Then when you do an amazing demo, in a follow-up clip you wave the ping-pong bat around and you can show the LED on the bat being lit at various distances and orientations.  If you have a load resistor and have it scoped via the BNC out, then you can probably show a real-time power measurement on the scope also.

The "RF Buster Bat?"

Then you can make an asymmetrical capacitor detector.

MileHigh

The venerable old Tri-Field Meter works quite well for that sort of thing, and even gives a quantitative output reading. That, and a Spectrum Analyzer, and Bob's yer Uncle.

The new scope is due to arrive Wednesday. Keep fingers crossed!