Kapanadze and other FE discussion

[r2fpl]

I'm sorry I had to write you back.
This is the effect of growth, I think. I had the same effect. There is probably nothing more.

[magpwr]

I'm sorry I had to write you back.
This is the effect of growth, I think. I had the same effect. There is probably nothing more.

hi r2fpl,
It's nearly 11pm here.
The pll multiplier circuit did reveal that i was using wrong capacitor value 100nf at kapanadze output hence it was lowered to 20nf.Akula was using 5nf after the line filter maybe due to the capacitance at the input from his Power supply unit.
Pll isn't part of the final demo since i was using a jumper selection and will be sticking at divide by 3.
My old experiment done around 1 year using AKula layout gave me around "82khz sine wave" but circuit was operating at around 9khz.The amplitude was mere 2Vpp after using interrupter circuit at high voltage around 4.5Kvpp ...5Kvpp.If hv is removed it revert back to parametric state divide by 3 of L/C resonance.
Back then i was using 100nf at the kapanadze output.I gave up back then.
This upcoming experiment once i am available will be the final attempt with the provide layout shown in youtube.

[r2fpl]

hi r2fpl,
It's nearly 11pm here.
The pll multiplier circuit did reveal that i was using wrong capacitor value 100nf at kapanadze output hence it was lowered to 20nf.Akula was using 5nf after the line filter maybe due to the capacitance at the input from his Power supply unit.
Pll isn't part of the final demo since i was using a jumper selection and will be sticking at divide by 3.
My old experiment done around 1 year using AKula layout gave me around "82khz sine wave" but circuit was operating at around 9khz.The amplitude was mere 2Vpp after using interrupter circuit at high voltage around 4.5Kvpp ...5Kvpp.If hv is removed it revert back to parametric state divide by 3 of L/C resonance.
Back then i was using 100nf at the kapanadze output.I gave up back then.
This upcoming experiment once i am available will be the final attempt with the provide layout shown in youtube.

It's hard for me to accept that Kapanadze needed an oscilloscope. As you can see, you have never seen anything like that in the movies. Of course he might have had an oscilloscope.

My analysis came to understand what is happening on the ground wire.
See this video again https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4xUe62nWtA&t=758s

There is a measurement through the clamp and there is 25A there.
Now we know that the current flows on this cable.

Find the moment in the movie when it uses two different places where it connects to the ground and you will understand that grounding has changed something.
If it changed the resistance by 1ohm nothing would happen but it would have to change for a greater value. The conclusion is that they are not standing waves. Of course you can say that he used 'feedback' to compensate them but this is not true because the bulbs were no longer 5kW! See: first start = all bulbs are on, ground change = only a few are on.
I think it is very important to correctly understand why this is happening.
To make this device he needed nothing more than a multimeter.




...All these are just my opinions.

[MasterPlaster]

Strangely, indepedant of this thread I have been thinking about the burial of the radiator.We are assuming "Earth" is "Earth". I have not seen anywhere where attention is given to the depth of the object in the ground.Also I wonder if the wire attached to the radiator was insulated. To me it appears there are other dynamics involved butnote that where the video is being shot  appears quite dry and they have to keep pooring water in the hole.
I have a gut feeling that if a lump of metal is burried and an insulated cable is attached to it, it would act differently to one with uninsulated cable. I can not do any experiments myself as I only have one functional arm.

[r2fpl]

Strangely, indepedant of this thread I have been thinking about the burial of the radiator.We are assuming "Earth" is "Earth". I have not seen anywhere where attention is given to the depth of the object in the ground.Also I wonder if the wire attached to the radiator was insulated. To me it appears there are other dynamics involved butnote that where the video is being shot  appears quite dry and they have to keep pooring water in the hole.
I have a gut feeling that if a lump of metal is burried and an insulated cable is attached to it, it would act differently to one with uninsulated cable. I can not do any experiments myself as I only have one functional arm.

In this case, contact with earth and metal is obviously required for the version I am thinking of.