Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[energia9]

Hey E

If we look at the circuit, all of the coils of the fly-back are in series. One of the coils has a cap for resonance, and if we look at the original drawing of the circuit, AV plug at the left is not working open ended. The other side of the cap being charged by the AV IS connected to the other end of the fly-back through capacitance between the primary and secondary of the transformer just below and right of the AV plug.  ;]

So if we leave the diodes built into the fly-back in there, we wont get the oscillation needed to make use of that LC(the one winding with the cap) on the fly-back either.

Why not just cut away all but the HV winding, and wind new primaries, as needed.  Some fly-backs are completely encapsulated. May be very difficult to remove items without damaging the HV coil.

Some of these Ozone generating fan devices might have simpler versions, without controls/diodes built in. And as said earlier, plasma globes.

Mags

okay thank you for your info, appreciated
Im wondering though,   I have a Neon Sign transformer which i have dissasembled earlier. I do not know if neon sign transformer secondary has any diodes built in, have you got info on that dear friend?

[e2matrix]

First I'll say I'm not back up to speed here on the latest developments.  But IF common flyback coils will be a problem because of internal diodes why not consider automotive hot coils or ignition coils?  Older cars have them separate without any other electronics in them and they put out easily 20KV from just 12 volts input and they are built to handle the constant arcing and sparking.  And they can handle higher current than most flybacks.  Easy to find in auto parts stores - I'm seeing around $25 new.  Easy to find in auto wrecking yards for probably $2 -$10.  Ebay under $10 with shipping - easy.  Farmer down the road with dead cars sitting all over property - FREE. 

[Magluvin]

Neon sign transformer?  Got a picture?

Older ones I believe are just transformers, the bulky heavy ones with big porcelain insulators on each of 2 output terminals, and just normal main plug for input.

Newer ones? They have gone electronic. And a variety of basic circuits might be found for them.

Actually it would be nice to know why the diodes are there. Naturally they are part of a circuit that the transformer was intended for.

You can measure the windings to see if diodes are inline, or even if a diode is connecting 2 separate windings, with a meter using diode test settings.


Mags

[xenomorphlabs]

First I'll say I'm not back up to speed here on the latest developments.  But IF common flyback coils will be a problem because of internal diodes why not consider automotive hot coils or ignition coils?  Older cars have them separate without any other electronics in them and they put out easily 20KV from just 12 volts input and they are built to handle the constant arcing and sparking.  And they can handle higher current than most flybacks.  Easy to find in auto parts stores - I'm seeing around $25 new.  Easy to find in auto wrecking yards for probably $2 -$10.

Good idea, they would be available to everyone.
But unfortunately wouldn't work either without modification, because you only got the "hot" output available and in Stivep's group device you need the "cold" end to connect to the other transformer secondary.
If i remember correctly ignition coils have the primary and secondary connected, so it is kind of available, but not sure if it would work the same if you can put that thing into resonance in the same way.

[energia9]

First I'll say I'm not back up to speed here on the latest developments.  But IF common flyback coils will be a problem because of internal diodes why not consider automotive hot coils or ignition coils?  Older cars have them separate without any other electronics in them and they put out easily 20KV from just 12 volts input and they are built to handle the constant arcing and sparking.  And they can handle higher current than most flybacks.  Easy to find in auto parts stores - I'm seeing around $25 new.  Easy to find in auto wrecking yards for probably $2 -$10.

i have got two of those ignition coils, i will spark it up for it, i will conduct test with plasma globe flyback, Tv flyback, neon sign transformer coil, Custom Made flyback transformer, Ignition coil, i have all got them here and doing tests now,
got all parts for wesleys teams shema now,