Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[forest]

Team.
You must go two way simultaneously. Build custom made flyback from widely available ferrite core, and also show how a various flybacks can be adjusted to resonance for working circuit.Then combine those two methods (show how custom made flyback is adjusted to resonance). That way everybody could replicate your circuit.

[Mannix]

Yes, I have decided not to use any old junk bits for this (except the triode drivers that I will use)



I found an availabe tx


http://spares.bigwarehouse.com.au/product_info.php?cPath=46389&products_id=1186896&s=flyback&n=3&pcid=803446

I have some dirt cheap plasma globes comming as well. I will only use the transformers , not the driver circuit.

It seems that the flyback transformers are not operating in flyback(saturated ) mode . Please correct me if im wrong .

[energia9]

Team.
You must go two way simultaneously. Build custom made flyback from widely available ferrite core, and also show how a various flybacks can be adjusted to resonance for working circuit.Then combine those two methods (show how custom made flyback is adjusted to resonance). That way everybody could replicate your circuit.

i have a Flyback from an Old TV, a flyback from a plasma Globe, and i make a custom flyback now

[Tonyx]

Energia9

Quite big assortment for normal price
http://www.hqelektronik.hu/info/hu/hr2080_06.html

[xenomorphlabs]

Energia9

Quite big assortment for normal price
http://www.hqelektronik.hu/info/hu/hr2080_06.html

Thanks for the link, i have the chance to get one from there.
The biggest problem in identifying the right flyback is that they
are commonly not advertised with their turns ratio or secondary
voltage rating.
Most plastic encased flybacks are filled up with epoxy resin, so
it's nearly impossible to remove the rectifiers from there.
T-1000 uses a ТÐ'С-110Л (pretty common in russia) :
http://skywarrior.flyback.org.ru/tvs.htm

Flybacks usually have secondary voltages of 8.5kv, 9kv, 1kv(very rare), 6kv and 25kv (rare too). So the 25kV ones are considered rare.
Best indicator of a 25kV one is probably if the secondary is a big chunky donut rather than a little cylinder.
You can of course always raise the primary voltage to get to 25kV if the transformer can handle it.

In the list that Tonyx made for example the first flyback has a turns ratio of 102.
So when you drive the primary with 220 Volt you get 22 kV out (if you manage to remove the tripler cascade that is)