Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[Pirate88179]

This video was already posted here at the beginning of this thread ( page 1)
and a few pages back.

Regards, Stefan.

Nice to see that the OU guys were first, and second on this announcement.  Maybe one day Sterling will be able to keep up.

Bill

[nievesoliveras]

@ Jesus

disconnect the resistor/LED from the base of the transistor,
and try winding 5 turns (more or less) around the exposed ferrite core of the flyback as shown in my diagram .

depending on the flyback design, that should give enough feedback to start it oscillating .

Thank you @mrvideo !

I was trying to do the famous 2b-10c used on the jule thief topic. But I will try what you recommend tomorrow morning and if it does not work for any reason I will try the 2b-10c [2 turns for the base, 10 turns for the collector]

Jesus

[Mr_Video]

your setup CAN be made to work, but you would need a schematic of the coil layout in the flyback, or you could figure it out by trial & error, but it's easier to just wind a few turns around the core, and if it doesn't work, try reversing the polarity of the feedback coil .

there is no reason why it shouldn't work .

and be careful, the flyback may not put out the full 25-35Kv when it's running, but it can still give you quite a kick !

that may make a good primary voltage source for a mini Tesla coil

[nievesoliveras]

your setup CAN be made to work, but you would need a schematic of the coil layout in the flyback, or you could figure it out by trial & error, but it's easier to just wind a few turns around the core, and if it doesn't work, try reversing the polarity of the feedback coil .

there is no reason why it shouldn't work .

and be careful, the flyback may not put out the full 25-35Kv when it's running, but it can still give you quite a kick !

that may make a good primary voltage source for a mini Tesla coil

I could not wait to see what happened and made the first test today.
I reversed the feedback after it did not work on one direction and also did not work.

I am using a PNP transistor on this one because I have a few NPN and a bunch of PNPs.

I played with the three cables connected and used each one as the positive [negative on this case] companion of the feedback.

No success this time.
I will try a NPN tomorrow, then the 2b-10c and see what happens.

By the way if I use the 2b-10c the other wires are like pickup coils.

Jesus

[Mr_Video]

I will try a NPN tomorrow

there is your problem,
you are using a PNP in your circuit now ?


the schematic you posted shows an NPN transistor,
that circuit you made cannot work with a PNP, you need to have an NPN for it to work .