http://www.bag.admin.ch/themen/strahlung/00053/00673/03156/index.html?lang=en

Please keep your, your family members and pets safety in mind while experimenting with free energy devices that produce considerable oscillating magnetic fields of high frequencies. Better keep them inside a faraday cage or something that limits the spread of the fields.

Best,

You guys ignored my comments about discussing and agreeing on how to make your input and output power measurements.  Likewise nobody commented on my remarks about constructing a timing diagram with the aid of your scope as a way to understand how the circuit works.  From my perspective before you even get the project going you are sticking your heads in the sand.  On the other hand, some of you are convinced that the circuit is going to be over unity without even having built it.  That is not wise.

I read all of your comments over the past few days.  The comments say a lot about many of you with respect to your inexperience in electronics.  What's very obvious is that as a group of replicators and interested followers that will be contributing to the thread, you need a mentor that will guide you through your replications and the subsequent investigation.  The best case is that someone among the replicators understands electronics and has real-world experience and will give you guidance because nearly all of you really need it.

If no one takes heed of my advice, I am afraid this one will not get very far, and no one will come to a definitive conclusion.  In other words, the same old frustrating pattern that we have seen many times before.

MileHigh

@MileHigh, and all, good day,


i never post on this thread because people think i am dis-tractor or time waster.


from the beginning i feel that this forum needs a clear theory about this circuit how it works.


it is looking so simple, only a frequency and duty cycle chip and a ferrite transformer.


we can not get the best result if no one in us have a clear cut idea or theory how this circuit works.


if any one here, to guide us , is most welcome.


we need no video or schematic, we only need correct theory.


Regards,
D.J


 

@MileHigh, and all, good day,


i never post on this thread because people think i am dis-tractor or time waster.


from the beginning i feel that this forum needs a clear theory about this circuit how it works.


it is looking so simple, only a frequency and duty cycle chip and a ferrite transformer.


we can not get the best result if no one in us have a clear cut idea or theory how this circuit works.


if any one here, to guide us , is most welcome.


we need no video or schematic, we only need correct theory.


Regards,
D.J


 

Don't be put off posting on any thread, just because you fear being branded a distractor and time waster. To some members of this forum, anyone showing the slightest sign of doubt that this or that video is showing a device self-running as claimed is marked down as a waste of time, government agent / shill.

I can understand why the guy needed some form of inverter to run his LED lamp given that it was manufactured with a converter to run off the grid. I'm sure that at least one those building this circuit will manage to light an LED element, powered by a 12V battery and even light the same lamp as featured in the video even if the converter cannot be isolated from the LED element. A successful builder could also post their own faked video showing an LED lamp operating in an apparently self-running mode, simply by concealing the battery behind the circuit board. This will surely strengthen the belief amongst the 'believers' that the original video was indeed a self-runner as someone else has appeared to replicate it! Attempting to replicate a self-runner is to my mind a waste of time unless the video is accompanied by an explanation of its principle of operation and full build details. We should expect nothing short of this from anyone being honest and genuine in the wish to participate in an open sourced FE environment.

4Tesla:

Sorry, but I am not interested in becoming a mentor to the group on this thread.  I was just offering some good suggestions for doing the analysis of the circuit and turning it into a good learning experience for many.  So perhaps there is someone that will help you, or, you will undertake to collectively help yourselves.

MileHigh

After watching the video, I am not convinced of overunity, mainly because the duration is short, it looks like even a well built joule thief can light up the LED like that and last for that long. What do you think?


I suppose a healthy bit of suspicion might save us rushing into replication and wasting our time and energy.


Best wishes,


lanenal

No need to be happy, the builder is following this thread and is unhappy with the results. See his latest comments on his video after I asked in Russian to share the circuit.

Not that easy. Hmm..

Best,

Yes, I see that the circuit that he references is the Same circuit that is MISSING the Ground from the Voltage divider, LED indicator from the 12 regulator supply, and from PIN #16 on the TL494.

I commented about this apparent error on page 6 of this thread......

take care, peace
lost_bro

Dear All.

I spent another fruitless evening looking for anomalies, nothing to report.

If I have correctly read the schematic, the Mosfet switches in series with the transformer and the load is fed after the primary winding?? In other words current is drawn through L1 to light the LED's ?? So could this be why I am not seeing anything unusual ?? The simple reason being I am not pulling enough current through L1 to create a strong magnetic field ??

For the EE's, can I use my PWM connected as in  figure 4 from the attached PDF ??   To create the condition I have explained above ??

Thought or comments gratefully received.

Cheers Grum.