Akula0083 30 Watt Self Running Generator.

[kEhYo77]

It is very simple push-pull based on a TL494 IC.
Then the output goes to 2-channel switching module consisting of optically isolated drivers for mosfet/IGBT.
The rest is clear from the picture. Two tank circuits on the sides and two output coils towards the center with 55W 12V bulbs
and a push-pull exciter winding in the middle.
I will make a complete drawing soon.

[baudirenergie]

Hi all,
this is my first post here. At first I would like to say thank you to all members. I learned so many from your comments in the last two years. I hope my english is not too bad, so that you can understand me.
I have tried to replicate that circuit. On bottom you can see scope shot. no self running in the moment and no second Peak. Scope probe was between ground and point of LED3 / D1. Is that the correct measurement point for Lari-Man's typical signal?

@Tinselkoala: thank you very much for your comments. I have a question about your replication. Do you have any stronger signals or elektrosmog in your laboratory, that is important that circuit can run in self sustaining mode? Is normally elektrosmog from environment enough (radio stations..), that the circuit can run itself for a while?

When switch is closed I get brighter LEDs. I removed 1 ohm resistor and play with a variable resistor, because I had 15-25mA of current.   

Have anyone a Idea what I can do, to get a better result? Tommorow I remove breadboard and long wires .Hope it helps a little bit.
Best regards...

Datas:
C1 = 32-33 pF
C2 = 316 pF
Frequency = 204.08 khz (to high?)
28 Turns is litz wire from old TV
66 turns = 1,07mm solid wire
LEDs = cold white 5mm
D1 = 1n4001 (I will change this to UF4001 next days)

[lost_bro]

I am working on Akula's free energy transformer setup from his video 00033.
It is finished now and tomorrow I will start testing it, fingers crossed.

Good day kEhTo77

Are those Silver Mica caps on the bridge?
Will be waiting for your test results.

take care, peace
lost_bro

[eugene900]

It is very simple push-pull based on a TL494 IC.
Then the output goes to 2-channel switching module consisting of optically isolated drivers for mosfet/IGBT.
The rest is clear from the picture. Two tank circuits on the sides and two output coils towards the center with 55W 12V bulbs
and a push-pull exciter winding in the middle.
I will make a complete drawing soon.

thanks for that. But most interesting are transformer data-!
I am sure this will work

[itsu]

Still tuning this circuit now and then using 2 variable capacitors (30-340pF) for C1 and c2
I can also add some fixed capacitors, so many combinations are possible, none showed any elongated burning of the leds after removing the 9V battery.
Besides the 2 variable caps, there also is the ferrit gap which can be changed by adding or removing some pieces of paper.

Video which shows flipping signals when slightly tuning the caps here:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_N1nNVznh5Q&feature=youtu.be



baudirenergie,  looking good,   guess TinselKoala is busy with his new scope      but he will respond to you i am sure.
                       
What you can do is try all sorts of things you can come up with to try to keep those leds on after removing the battery 


Regards Itsu