Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[the_big_m_in_ok]

There has to be a way to measure the output safely and accurately. 

There's a post on this site with a graphic drawing of how to do that, but this is what I can give you now:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voltage_divider

His drawing did exactly the same thing.

--Lee

[JuJu]

If someone want to open his eyes, Im actually driving lamps of (from the mains grid):

100W (220 V AC x 0.455A) with ----> 13,37W (91V DC x 0.147A)

60W (220V AC x 0.275A) with ----> 9.46W (91V DC x 0.104A)

25W (220V AC x 0.112A with ----> 4.95W (91 DC x 0.045A)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQLur_YFd3M

this means that with an input power of 180W/16, you can easily light lamps quite bright with just 11.25W output each!

im using a 1N5408 (Half DC Rect.) and a 20W 300OhmJ resistance in series with load!

at the end of the video i show a 25W bulb lightning is filements with just 30VAC and a few miliAmps!

all the 555 timer circuits of 50Hz that i tryed with my step up transformer will not give me 220V output onload!

anyone have one that would work with my setup and could share?

hugs

[xenomorphlabs]

@Juju : What is your set-up exactly?

[JuJu]

of the timer circuit/transformer?

12V, 2 amps input... im using this circuit: http://web.archive.org/web/20080601042020/http://www.uoguelph.ca/~antoon/gadgets/servo3.htm to activate a TIP31C transistor...

the transformer is I/P 220V 50Hz O/P 10V 1A , but im using it reversed, to step up!

the neon onload its at 90Volts... but the bulb, the maximum i get was 45V

i would expect to run this quite brightly with 220V and 45mA

but my circuit is not working good at all, dont know what to do...

[jeffsmathers]

I'm almost finished with my initial configuration and have some 'ground' work to do in the yard.  I'll try to attach a photo.  I am anxious to try a water bath type calorimetry to show correlation of input and output.