Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[energia9]

laminated cores have far greater permeability then ferrite,   ferrites range from 16- 2-3000      electrical steel aka laminated cores are well refined area by labs, some of them are heat treated in hydrogen atmoshpehere and they have extremely high perm

i have played around with all kinds of oxides and trioxides mixed with iron oxide and trioxides   ,
there is a very unusual material i made from iron oxide , magnetite Fe3O4,  bismuth trioxide,  selenium, silica and manganese

it is fun mixing athome... try it out you will be amazed by different phenomena .. you might stumble upon undiscovered things.....hehe..

[jbignes5]

I would stay away from ferrites. Try the real thing like the metal I'm trying to get a hold of. Iron would be easier to degauss as well if it did become semi permanent.

maybe very thin bessemer steel coils can be made. It is very very soft and would make laminated coils. I suggest if the do to terminate the exterior coil to the inner coil leaf to form a loop. I still think the solid cores are better for this application. I am only going to be using the high voltage section over the core anyways. The field should be a surface charge anyways. The only heavy magnetic field will be around the generator coils.

I meant to say Bessemer cores and Laminated cores instead of coils.

[wattsup]

Some lurker EM address art..m54@yahoo.... emailed me this afternoon and asked this of me...
"Can you find away to download the whole spark gap document?   If you can please link that downloadable I will translate it with Google document translator. "
This is a copy righted document. Not only that, The download link was already posted by someone else. By the way I can't seem to find that post. I'm not falling for any legal traps. Nor would I intentionally break the law.

@TEKTRON

I put the document here;
http://purco.qc.ca/ftp/Tariel-Kapanadze/Wessley-WNY-Group/flyback-transformer/pdfs/

I don't think there is no problem to translate and the authors would be honored.

@All

I think this is the closest I have seen to the TBC-110 flyback of the WNYg (he he).
http://msevm.com/2010/02/hv.htm

Some may think, why the obsession with the FBT. Well, besides all the theory and only the CC close up how to's, I would like to also see the flyback. I am trying to situate the small cap and how it was connected. Is there really a multi tap coil and by the diagram on that web site, there is not. So if there is not, then I can reconcile this fact with much more flyback models then if it was really a dual center tap connection. Too complicated. That's the way it is. Complicated.

Well, maybe the guys can take a few close up photos of the flyback so we can at least really see it. Cripes we have been running around with flybackomia for a few good weeks now.

Both the yoke and the caduceus devices include the flyback, so we have to look at it.

I found these caps for anyone in Lithuania. around 1 cent each.
http://www.ebay.ca/itm/K73-16-V-PETP-Capacitor-6800pF-10-1600V-Lot-324-/250554502424?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3a56364d18

While I get my next FBTs, I have one more here but it has an internal diode so I will play with it mono style. But this time I will think more of making a video before it blows. lol

Also, my last flyback stopped working so I decided to make a visual check to see if I can find where it broke. The image below shows the flyback with the plastic isolation removed and a red X mark  (no not another wire X - lololololol) where the negative pin of the HV. This is where the wire severed.

@ronotte

I am sure @otto would have liked these toys. Multi-frequency, bucking mode, copper strips, it was all up his alley.

While my last flyback was running, I tried something and amazingly it worked. When running the system, if you take the Caduceus outer bucking coil center tap and bring it close to the open end side, it will become a spark gap. But technically speaking this is the same wire just being separated by the half coil. I want to redo that effect and show on video with next flyback.

@T-1000

About the yoke copper strip, I think I know what is happening with the core. (see image below).

Just look at high voltage when it changes media-density. Two copper wires come close and the sparks jump off each end to meet the other at their midair center point. The spark length can be long and you see the spark line is all over the place. That's what happens when HV changes in the medium. The copper plate is a medium just like the air is a medium. Inside the copper plate when the hv comes in it also create a thin spark line that will play within the confines of the copper plate and move around erratically just like it does in air. Air does not mind that much erratic movement, but the core mass does not like it. It's not made to respond to the same spark movement in air to be inside or beside its mass. The core material was made to respond to nice coils wound across it's surface in a linear manner that can best dissipate the total impress. This may be less harsh for the yoke and even may get more out because if the yoke is happy, we will be happy.

So what I am thinking is maybe its better to make the copper strip but instead of a strip you take copper wire lengths all parallel. So the HV comes in, splits up, crosses the yoke surface via the parallel wires and returns parallel. The Caduceus coil is using 5 wires all parallel. I think you need the same thing on the yoke. This will force the HV to take a predefined route through the parallel copper wires. This will dissipate the HV across the yoke more evenly and create I think what it was supposed to do, and that is to produce a magnetic presence and not a machine-gun as it's doing now. This should preserve the yoke.

wattsup

[Hope]

Some lurker EM address art..m54@yahoo.... emailed me this afternoon and asked this of me...
"Can you find away to download the whole spark gap document?   If you can please link that downloadable I will translate it with Google document translator. "

This is a copy righted document. Not only that, The download link was already posted by someone else. By the way I can't seem to find that post. I'm not falling for any legal traps. Nor would I intentionally break the law.

This was me.    AND  did you look to see how very old the copyright is?  lol , lurker???    AND to translate something is NOT illegal.    AND we are seeking more knowledge on this subject so the need for our forum to be able to understand its contents.   You are not able to break the law on a outdated or current copyright by making translations OR downloading if it is offered available to be downloaded.   Breath in and out a few times and come back to reality,   The world is full of traps, but please realize some people are only sincere non-game playing humans.  AND can you post a translated Table of Contents (if you can find the link again).  We don't know what parts to read if we don't know the scope of the documents coverage.

Richard Williams  (and please let us know if the copyright date in NOT over 10 years old since that is the European norm of copyright validity).

[ronotte]

Hi all,
Guys...is difficult..now with the suggested approach (center tap secondary connected to one side of HV on caduceus primary all is apparently going until sparking appears between primary and secondary of caduceus coils (I have not put sufficent isolation material & space...take note  . So I disconnected that wire from secondary and simply connected it via a 200pf/5KV cap to primary side. Now of course the operation is the same and NO POSSIBILITY of sparking.
I tried several tuning cap values ranging from 100pf to 2n but I have not seen variations on waveform. Only the sparking noise seems to change. So I wonder if it could be better to try to resonate of line the parallel of caduceus coil and tank cap. I really sholuld like to know how the team found the resonance. Of course I tried as well using a true variaable capacitor...but it sparks between the blades, I should have used an HV var cap taht I do not have now.
I noted also that different waveforms develop by using different kind of sparkgaps and it is also important the spark's clearance as it impacts on waveform as well.
Roberto