Kapanadze, Stepanov, Barbosa-Leal and the Secret of Free Energy

[ariovaldo]

Barbosa and Leal circuit with values.

[ariovaldo]

The same of the above schematic.

[Void]

The same of the above schematic.

Thanks Ariovaldo.

All the best...

[Zeitmaschine]

Jeg: »May I ask where did you find the previous circuit with the two transformers?«

My setup suggestion based on all available information; if you referring to the double coil variant.

Jeg: »I already ordered the above mini transformers. 220 to 24V 1.5VA! 2.60 Euros each.«

0,5VA or less would also be sufficient. And I have still no idea, how to get high voltage at 50Hz or 100Hz without a transformer. Could be, there is no other way.

The interesting thing here is, what kind of 100Hz HV transformer could fit into Kapanadze's tin can? I don't think Kapanadze connected 8 to 10 small transformers together. If there would be no need for a sinusoidal high voltage but just 100Hz pulses - or maybe sharp pulses are even better - then things would be easier, perhaps. Could be, if sharp high voltage pulses are needed then they are not obtained by means of a spark gap, but by overdriving the HV transformer.

ariovaldo: »Barbosa and Leal circuit with values.«

Conclusion: Someone gave you a non-working device. Maybe to make the real device look like a fake. Trust No 1.

[Void]

The interesting thing here is, what kind of 100Hz HV transformer could fit into Kapanadze's tin can?

Hi Zeitmaschine. I would take a guess that Kapanadze may have possibly had a flyback transformer
in the tobacco can. The two external transistors on the heat sinks possibly were the driver transistors for the
flyback transformer primary. You can see in the 2004 device that the output of the inverter goes to
a regular power transformer and then to what looks like four power diodes and a capacitor to filter to DC.
Just guessing based on what can be seen externally.

All the best...