Author Topic: Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY (Read 11830836 times)

TinselKoala · « **Reply #4800 on:** July 21, 2014, 02:20:03 PM »

Quote from: magpwr on July 21, 2014, 02:07:13 PM

hi Geofusion,

Please enough with the teaser already.We are eager to see the device.

Please sent the details before the fire within us all extinguishes and the tiny flames we once proudly possess in each of us would eventually be faded into oblivion.

Long story short-Just sent us 1 or 2 photos of the device functioning if by seer chance your video recorder is broke.
At least make the clowns in this forum stop laughing at you once and for all."Silence the Lamp" for good.

Don't hold your breath. Remember elecar?

Hoppy · « **Reply #4801 on:** July 21, 2014, 02:21:48 PM »

Quote from: magpwr on July 21, 2014, 02:07:13 PM

Long story short-Just sent us 1 or 2 photos of the device functioning if by seer chance your video recorder is broke.
At least make the clowns in this forum stop laughing at you once and for all."Silence the Lamp" for good.

What - with just one or two photos!

magpwr · « **Reply #4802 on:** July 21, 2014, 03:13:44 PM »

Quote from: Hoppy on July 21, 2014, 02:21:48 PM

What - with just one or two photos!

Dear hoppy,
I was just being humble like a beggar asking "a camel toe" stranger (Which you so loathe after seeing\not seeing a video) to give me some food for thought to fill me stomach for the day at least.

It's definitely not this as clearly seen in wiki as spotted by any wise men whom spotted the "toe" not the camel toe.If i recall correctly.

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

Camel Toe vs Moose knuckle(One time only)
http://troll360.com/camel-t0e-vs-moose-knuckle.html

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That's all for Monday blues.

NickZ · « **Reply #4803 on:** July 21, 2014, 03:19:49 PM »

This "secret" is already known. Yet not one of us has even tried to replicate it.
Maybe like Hoppy, you still think that it's all BS. Don't want to get your hands dirty
No wonder no Americans, get it yet. Unless you're Russian/American, or Croat American. Ya, Tesla got it, long ago.

Start by winding the air coils, and the yoke coil. Also start to build the circuit as Akula/Ruslan have shown in their schematic.
Get your hands dirty. Quite bitching? Like babies over spilled milk.
But, don't bitch if you're not going to do anything about it, in any case.

There is already enough information. Especially for those that have the proper gear needed to find coil resonance effects as has already been explained in the videos, that have been shown by Akula, and also replicated by Ruslan.

But, Geo, if you're not going to show YOUR self runner, and how you got it working, without a scope. Just say so, OR are you going back on your word?
IF you are still too afraid to show it, then why come back here just to keep us hanging with hints and riddles?
Akula and Ruslan are not afraid. So why are you?

Like the saying goes... SH!T, or get off the pot.

Sorry, for my rudeness.
NickZ

dllabarre · « **Reply #4804 on:** July 21, 2014, 04:21:28 PM »

Quote from: magpwr on July 21, 2014, 03:13:44 PM

Dear hoppy,
I was just being humble like a beggar asking "a camel toe" stranger (Which you so loathe after seeing\not seeing a video) to give me some food for thought to fill me stomach for the day at least.

It's definitely not this as clearly seen in wiki as spotted by any wise men whom spotted the "toe" not the camel toe.If i recall correctly.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camel_toe

Camel Toe vs Moose knuckle(One time only)
http://troll360.com/camel-t0e-vs-moose-knuckle.html

--------
That's all for Monday blues.

Ha Ha!
I never heard of moose knuckle before.

Hoppy · « **Reply #4805 on:** July 21, 2014, 04:31:33 PM »

Quote from: NickZ on July 21, 2014, 03:19:49 PM

Like the saying goes... SH!T, or get off the pot.

Sorry, for my rudeness.
NickZ

Hi Nick,

The problem is, some are so full of it that the pot will stick to them.

NickZ · « **Reply #4806 on:** July 21, 2014, 05:49:36 PM »

Hoppy:
Well, as mentioned previously, I would try my Mazilli/yoke circuit connected to a 12v, 10 AMP! car battery charger. No more old beat up junk batteries, they died, or were murdered, like Sea Monkey says. So now, a I'm using 10 amp input, instead. The charger reads 12.5 volts output.
So, what do you think happened? Do the fets stay cool now, as you were suggesting?
NO! As I suspected they heat up just as fast, or FASTER. So, that was not the cause of transistor overheating.
Next... Big heatsinks and fans, as there doesn't seam to be any other way to go.
I'm also still waiting for the delivery of the 18v zeners to arrive, to see if they will help, or not. I hope so.

Hoppy · « **Reply #4807 on:** July 21, 2014, 06:20:22 PM »

Nick,

Please post a close-up photo of your complete Mazilli circuit.

PS. I've just looked at the sketch you did of your circuit (below) and noticed that you are not showing 'fast' diodes that are required. Did you fit the normal 1N4001 /07 or the fast UF4007 type?

NickZ · « **Reply #4808 on:** July 21, 2014, 07:10:40 PM »

Hoppy:
At the rate that I'm going, the circuit may never be complete.
But, I'll post a pic when I get the akula air coils up and going right on it, as they still need more tuning and such. The old 4.5 Ah battery when fully charged actually puts out more lumins, than the 10 amp charger does. So, the Mazilli may be drawing over 10 amps from the battery, maybe more like 12 amps, or so. No wonder the battery doesn't last very long.
I plan on getting a decent multi-meter. One that can read over 10 amps, one of these days, also.
I'll run both the battery and the charger together, when running the circuit, which may help to keep the battery lasting a little longer, for now.
But, the problem is the transistor overheating issue, still.
In any case I'll have to redo the Mazilli circuit, with heat sinks, and fans, when I get the zeners. Radio Shack does stock them (18v 5 watters). Unlike the TL494 IC's which aren't available from them at all. But, the nearest Shack is about 150 miles (round trip) away, and I have to pre-order them first, for them to have them in stock there. So, I may not be able to build the nano pulser circuits anytime real soon.
The diagram that you just re-posted was made by Geo, not me. I use the diagram that I posted a little while ago, (the one below). He did not include the zeners on his diagram, as are shown in the diagram below.
The regular diodes that I'm currently using are the small one, either IN4001 or the IN4007. I can't see them properly, to see which one they are while they are still mounted on the crt, but I can see that they are the IN series, not the UF's. They don't heat up at all, nor do the zeners, or anything else, like the caps, etz... only the fets heat up.

Hoppy, did you take your Mazilli apart? If not, why don't you run 5 100 watt bulbs on it, and let us know how hot your fets get, and how many amps your circuit is drawing, if possible? OR, Itsu, or anyone else that has that crt up and running and can attach some bulbs onto it to test with.

Hoppy · « **Reply #4809 on:** July 21, 2014, 07:45:41 PM »

Quote from: NickZ on July 21, 2014, 07:10:40 PM

Hoppy:
At the rate that I'm going, the circuit may never be complete.
But, I'll post a pic when I get the akula air coils up and going right on it, as they still need more tuning and such. The old 4.5 Ah battery when fully charged actually puts out more lumins, than the 10 amp charger does. So, the Mazilli may be drawing over 10 amps from the old battery, maybe more like 12 amps, or so. No wonder the battery doesn't last very long.
I plan on getting a decent multi-meter. One that can read over 10 amps, one of these days, also.
I'll run both the battery and the charger together, when running the circuit, which may help to keep the battery lasting a little longer, for now.
But, the problem is the transistor overheating issue, still.
In any case I'll have to redo the Mazilli circuit, with heat sinks, and fans, when I get the zeners. Radio Shack does stock them (18v 5 watters). Unlike the TL494 IC's which aren't available from them at all. But, the nearest Shack is about 150 miles (round trip) away, and I have to pre-order them first, for them to have them in stock there. So, I may not be able to build the nano pulser circuits anytime real soon.
The regular diodes that I'm using are the small one, either IN4001 or the IN4007, but I can't see them properly while they are mounted on the crt, but they are the IN series, not the UF's. They don't heat up at all, nor do the zeners, or anything else, like the caps, etz... only the fets heat up.

Hoppy, did you take your Mazilli apart? If not, why don't you run 5 100 watt bulbs on it, and let us know how hot your fets get, and how many amps your circuit is drawing, if possible? OR, Itsu, or anyone else that has that crt up and running and can attach some bulbs onto it to test with.

Nick,

My Mazilli was taken apart some time back. I use a PWM based oscillator for FE experiments and only built the Mazilli for a couple of induction heating experiments.

When you re-build, don't forget to also fit fast diodes like UF4007's, as this could very likely be the root of your problem.

NickZ · « **Reply #4810 on:** July 21, 2014, 08:31:55 PM »

Here is a close up picture of my crt.
Yes, I plan on replacing all the diodes and resistors with new heftier ones. As well as replacing the two fets with two brand new Mosfets, which I still have on hand.
Also mounting the fets on big heatsinks, etz... But, somehow I doubt that will solve the heating issue. In anycase, I'll give it a go. I just think that the Mazilli as is, is a Joule Hog.
Maybe using a spark gap would help, if I can't get the parts for the nano crts.

starcruiser · « **Reply #4811 on:** July 21, 2014, 09:29:31 PM »

I am not being critical here so please don't take it that way. I think some of the heating is most likely due to the cold solder joints. I would suggest you clean up the solder work, use a bit of flux and a hot iron, this will reduce the heating a bit.

Hoppy · « **Reply #4812 on:** July 21, 2014, 09:30:10 PM »

Quote from: NickZ on July 21, 2014, 08:31:55 PM

Here is a close up picture of my crt.
Yes, I plan on replacing all the diodes and resistors with new heftier ones. As well as replacing the two fets with two brand new Mosfets, which I still have on hand.
Also mounting the fets on big heatsinks, etz... But, somehow I doubt that will solve the heating issue. In anycase, I'll give it a go. I just think that the Mazilli as is, is a Joule Hog.
Maybe using a spark gap would help, if I can't get the parts for the nano crts.

Nick,

Thanks for posting a close-up of your circuit.

My immediate observation is that you have some nasty looking 'dry' solder joints which will not be helping your circuit to work effectively. Its important when you re-build to ensure that all your component leads are clean and free of any oxide layer and that you use a good quality multi-core solder designed for electronic circuits. Mount your mosfets centrally on their heat-sinks and ensure that the surface of the heat-sinks is not badly scratched where the mosfets are to be mounted. Also, try to shorten all component interconnections as much as possible, using a symmetrical layout.

Please note that none of the three circuit elements posted by Geo are nano pulse circuits.

Grumage · « **Reply #4813 on:** July 21, 2014, 09:51:28 PM »

With respect Guy's.

That looks more like oxidisation to me. If I am correct, Nick has told us on many occasions that he suffers with very high humidity and a coastal location. Certain death for just about anything metal !!

My two penneth !!

Cheers Grum.

itsu · « **Reply #4814 on:** July 21, 2014, 10:56:46 PM »

Quote from: NickZ on July 21, 2014, 07:10:40 PM

OR, Itsu, or anyone else that has that crt up and running and can attach some bulbs onto it to test with.

Nick, i do have the Mazzilli circuit still as i also used it on the Leader Genie replication.
Also the roundcore (yoke) was still there, so i setup a quick video to show you how it behaves when running 550w of halogene bulbs.
Nothing really heats up now when using 12V 21AH (3 12V batteries parallel), pulling about 3Amp.

Guess Hoppy was right that in my case the low AH battery used before was causing the circuit to go into some kind of oscillation (voltage sagging) causing excessive
heating of the MOSFETs

The screenshot below shows the voltage / current across the output bulbs:

yellow = voltage across the bulbs 37.7V RMS
Green = current to the bulbs (using my current probe which was set at 1A/div., meaning the written value has to be taken times 100 = 913mA RMS)
Red = math function ch1 * ch4, so representing the wattage (also this value needs to be taken times 100 due to the current probe setting, so 31W)

Output power into the bulbs was 31W, input is 12.5 * 3 = 37.5W

Video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2OA_lN99RNE&feature=youtu.be

Hope it helps, regards Itsu

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