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20231102 feulless engine speed up test (3)
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amp test when cap is added and short current
20231027 feulless engine speed up test (2)
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testing the speed up level when different value caps are connected
20231027 feulless engine speed up test (1)
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motor speed up from 602RPM to 622RPM when a 1.1uf cap is connected
20230826 Tesla coil SDR broadcast and receiving test (1)
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input power 0.33w two tesla coil have separate ground music feed in by bluetooth into a music tesla coil module (FM) modulaton made a lot of noise
20230826 Tesla coil SDR broadcast and receiving test (2)
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20230826 Tesla coil SDR broadcast and receiving test (2)
20230826 An AM channel received by Tesla coil SDR (1)
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4 turns of pickup primary coil best performace at the resonant peak ground made by simple iron water pipe
20230826 An AM channel received by Tesla coil SDR (2)
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20230826 An AM channel received by Tesla coil SDR (2)
20230826 Tesla coil with SDR receiver
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self resonant frequency can be easily lowerd by hand and it get the best recieving effect only at the resonant peak
20230126 Tesla Don Smith LC with impedance matching transformer
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two NST each 120w max two NST connected in parallel, but one full bridge one half bridge, and the one with half bridge seems to be more efficient 220v 100w bulb as load power factor 0.9 input 125w in average
20220419 Am wave pack between two Tesla coil (1)
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20220419 Am wave pack between two Tesla coil (1)
20220407 Ruslan/Akula00083 replication (A coil pickup power from the topload of tesla coil )
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tesla coil is powered by slayer exciter the florescent tube shows the intensity of radiant energy the black coil is pickup coil , the topload of tesla coil is in the centre of the pickup coil,made by a hollow copper tube with a gap cut the pickup coil directly connected to the recitifier bridge and charging some red CBB caps for smoothing the wave the load is a 230v 15watt incandescent light bu...
20220330 Tesla wireless with frequency fine tuning and impedance matched (3) incandescent light
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the range is about 30cm to 40 cm, but if i touch the farther topload, the range is about one more meter transmitter using TMT operating frequency 828khz input power around 30 watt output is two incandescent bulb in series, each 12v 3watt, total 24v 6watt effeciency is about 20%
20220330 Tesla wireless with frequency fine tuning and impedance matched (2) LED light
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the range is about 30cm to 40 cm, but if i touch the farther topload, the range is about one mor meter transmitter using TMT operating frequency 828khz input power around 30 watt output is a 12v 7watt LED light bulb effeciency is about 20%
20220330 Tesla wireless with frequency fine tuning and impedance matched (1) incandescent light
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20220330 Tesla wireless with frequency fine tuning and impedance matched (1) incandescent light
20220301 tesla coil back to back test
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20220301 tesla coil back to back test
20210604 Ruslan device replication (3)
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20210604 Ruslan device replication (3)
20220206 one wire transmission (Fluorescent tube) using TMT (2)
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20220206 one wire transmission (Fluorescent tube) using TMT (2)
20220206 one wire transmission (Fluorescent tube) using TMT (3)
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20220206 one wire transmission (Fluorescent tube) using TMT (3)
20210604 Ruslan device replication (4)
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20210604 Ruslan device replication (4)
20211222 one wire transmission (Fluorescent tube) using TMT (1)
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20211222 one wire transmission (Fluorescent tube) using TMT (1)
20211018 advance winding machine
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20211018 advance winding machine
20210604 Ruslan device replication (2)
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20210604 Ruslan device replication (2)
20210604 Ruslan device replication (1)
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20210604 Ruslan device replication (1)
20200718 330KV by TMT (2)
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20200718 330KV by TMT (2)
20200718 330KV by TMT (1)
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20200718 330KV by TMT (1)
20201003 MEG test
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20201003 MEG test
20191125 60watt bulb light up by ground wire(2)
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20191125 60watt bulb light up by ground wire(2)
20190712 TMT Colorado spring coil producing very high voltage with low input
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20190712 TMT Colorado spring coil producing very high voltage with low input
20190628 antigravity? corona discharge push away screwdriver and bug shells(2)
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20190628 antigravity? corona discharge push away screwdriver and bug shells(2)

Комментарии

  • @BrentLeVasseur
    @BrentLeVasseur 7 дней назад

    Nice job! How are you measuring that voltage without blowing up your oscilloscope?

  • @jontanneguy4960
    @jontanneguy4960 7 дней назад

    More complicated than it needs to be.

  • @lektor6910
    @lektor6910 21 день назад

    Could you please explain, why you didn't continue with your Don Smith Setup? You made it, so why did you start something new and didn't upscale your working device?

    • @teslatechnology4371
      @teslatechnology4371 7 дней назад

      The device in the last video is not a overunity system, I am still thinking about how to make it better, now I believe it should be a high voltage impulse input instead of a spark gap, like what don is doing originally

    • @teslatechnology4371
      @teslatechnology4371 7 дней назад

      The device in the last video is not a overunity system, I am still thinking about how to make it better, now I believe it should be a high voltage impulse input instead of a spark gap, like what don is doing originally

  • @lektor6910
    @lektor6910 21 день назад

    Thank you for sharing. Really professional clean setup. Would be great if you could explain the principle behind it and how you tuned the circuit. If you don't like to post your voice you might try with KI voice or so. But thank you for sharing. 🙏

    • @teslatechnology4371
      @teslatechnology4371 7 дней назад

      AI voice is a good idea,I will learn that later, I was trying to get power out from a resonant LC without damaging the resonance, so I am thing of adding a isolation transformer, and tuning is easy I change the gap between turns to change the primary inductance

  • @domspianoraum9468
    @domspianoraum9468 22 дня назад

    What will happen if you connect the ground outside your house to your circuit with a ground spike?

    • @teslatechnology4371
      @teslatechnology4371 7 дней назад

      Oh, I tried that, nothing happened, in fact it work the same even there’s no ground wire…..😅

  • @BrentLeVasseur
    @BrentLeVasseur Месяц назад

    Do you speak english? If so, a detailed explanation would be most helpful! Just seeing the device sitting on your table is not as helpful as a detailed explanation on how to build and replicate it as well as a discussion on how effectively it operates or not. Thanks!

    • @teslatechnology4371
      @teslatechnology4371 7 дней назад

      Well,it’s a very simple setup,a LC parallel with a transformer, and it’s 90%+ efficient,if you have any more questions welcome to ask

    • @BrentLeVasseur
      @BrentLeVasseur 7 дней назад

      @@teslatechnology4371Are you using graphite rods in your spark gap?

    • @teslatechnology4371
      @teslatechnology4371 7 дней назад

      @@BrentLeVasseur just carbon rods

    • @BrentLeVasseur
      @BrentLeVasseur 7 дней назад

      @@teslatechnology4371 Try putting a steel bolt in between the carbon rods and connect that steel bolt to a grounding wire. If you do that you should see a jump in power.

    • @teslatechnology4371
      @teslatechnology4371 7 дней назад

      @@BrentLeVasseur thx i will try that in the future

  • @freefly-r9w
    @freefly-r9w Месяц назад

    刚复制完你这个实验 加了三根接收端 输入没有增加

  • @fernandodacosta6689
    @fernandodacosta6689 2 месяца назад

    Me corrijo luego de ver bien la lampara y tu comentario, es de 100 w, bueno, sigue siendo muy bueno el dispositivo.

  • @fernandodacosta6689
    @fernandodacosta6689 2 месяца назад

    Hola, buen trabajo, estudio los sistemas de Tesla desde hace tiempo, veo que entran 125 W y la lampara es de 1 KW aunque generalmente gastan menos, tienes una ganancia como de 7 veces mas energia en tu salida que en tu entrada, vi muchos de los circuitos de Donald Smith, eran muy eficientes, aca usaste 2 transformadores de alto voltaje y alta frecuencia, todo muy prolijo. No se si has visto informacion y videos de otro ruso que se identificaba como Akula083, Ruslan Kulavuhov, Ruslan k live, es muy interesante lo que muestra y explica o si has visto algo de Tariel Kapanadze, explica poco y muestra sus dispositivos en videos de hace años (1994) en adelante. Saludos desde Uruguay.

    • @teslatechnology4371
      @teslatechnology4371 2 месяца назад

      Yes I did tried akula ruslan type of device, but I did not get overunity, I am still working on that

  • @ChrisMcNeely
    @ChrisMcNeely 2 месяца назад

    impressive

  • @777impresso
    @777impresso 3 месяца назад

    Interesting work. I love it, neatly done. It looks like you using dumped wave around 200kHz, is it right? Does the impedance matching transformer have a ferrite core or it is an air core? Thank you for shearing, with Love from Ukraine

    • @teslatechnology4371
      @teslatechnology4371 2 месяца назад

      Yes that’s right the wave looks like an AM modulated wave, the core is two black ring ferrite core up and down, good luck to you and your country Ukraine 🙏💪

  • @georgeogrady449
    @georgeogrady449 3 месяца назад

    One way to repair it to get electricity in to it is it flack one

  • @alexkoteles
    @alexkoteles 3 месяца назад

    Newman motor , so cool 👏 How many turns or length of the coil ? also what AWG wire did you use ? Also can you put a load on it ? belt driven, direct coupling or just a Fan blade so that we can see the amp draw when on load

    • @teslatechnology4371
      @teslatechnology4371 3 месяца назад

      probably thousands of turns i didnt count, but as much as possible, because it use high turns to make high volts at the instant of switching off, i use 0.33mm wire which i think is 28AWG, and yes in the next video ruclips.net/video/QETKTKlxVnc/видео.htmlsi=_aYarPlVnqDtan33 i tried to hold the shaft and give it a friction as load and yes the current is much higher but it is lower than the short current

    • @alexkoteles
      @alexkoteles 3 месяца назад

      @@teslatechnology4371 In Newman's French Patent he details that we should measure the coils by pounds, very long wire so that the plus sign doesn't reach back to the negative sign of the input. I need to build one myself, ASAP

    • @teslatechnology4371
      @teslatechnology4371 3 месяца назад

      @@alexkoteles yeah those two coils are really heavy, i think he want to say low current hope you good luck

  • @kdkinen
    @kdkinen 7 месяцев назад

    I totally had missed these, Bravo

  • @kdkinen
    @kdkinen 7 месяцев назад

    Your work is just so good

  • @selfrunner27djokovič
    @selfrunner27djokovič 9 месяцев назад

    Stupid video.

  • @kdkinen
    @kdkinen 9 месяцев назад

    Some of the most interesting stuff i've seen for a long time

    • @teslatechnology4371
      @teslatechnology4371 9 месяцев назад

      I sent these device to my friend in Atlanta maybe you can have a look if it is close

    • @kdkinen
      @kdkinen 9 месяцев назад

      @teslatechnology4371 who are you buddy, you're awesome!

    • @teslatechnology4371
      @teslatechnology4371 9 месяцев назад

      @@kdkinen nice to meet you,i am victor ye in china,if you have time we can have a talk on messager

    • @kdkinen
      @kdkinen 9 месяцев назад

      @@teslatechnology4371 looking forward!

  • @kdkinen
    @kdkinen 9 месяцев назад

    The thing is incredible

  • @kdkinen
    @kdkinen 9 месяцев назад

    holy that is awesome! Whats up ?

  • @kdkinen
    @kdkinen 9 месяцев назад

    Right on, you using the Schmidt trigger? Ive done some sims but not sure if realistic... ruclips.net/video/Cs8bIzA7Ns0/видео.htmlsi=YvCZnBNg-ibvDKiq

  • @tvdylan
    @tvdylan 10 месяцев назад

    yes, what are your thoughts on these avramanko things ? i used a little on on one of my coils. do you know what the specific use is of them ? they are quite good at charging caps it seems !

    • @teslatechnology4371
      @teslatechnology4371 10 месяцев назад

      Just testing,maybe it can be used in transmission

    • @tvdylan
      @tvdylan 10 месяцев назад

      mm ! transmission ! to sequential receivers. yes. @@teslatechnology4371

  • @user-scienceislove
    @user-scienceislove Год назад

    without explanation dislike

  • @ChaseQuist-bv2du
    @ChaseQuist-bv2du Год назад

    Is it possible to get in contact with you either like phone call, video call, etc. ? I want to build a “TMT” and confused on some of the principles for operation. I’ve built 3 Tesla coils and have been looking for info on the magnifying transmitter but sources are scarce. If you would at all be willing to answer some questions and guide me on some of the construction and considerations for design it would be a god sent help. Plus it’s cool finding other people interested in it! Regardless of whether or not you would be willing I love the videos and keep it up. Some old technology in the world that definitely has not been explored well enough! Thanks:)

    • @teslatechnology4371
      @teslatechnology4371 Год назад

      i am sorry to reply so late, somehow the system didn’t notice me of your comment, and yes you can find my fb messager in the main page of this channel

  • @Gacha.Cupcake
    @Gacha.Cupcake Год назад

    Looks great

  • @jitu1973
    @jitu1973 Год назад

    CAN YOU explain more ....just kind of catchup on topic

    • @teslatechnology4371
      @teslatechnology4371 Год назад

      It’s using two resonant tesla coil to transmit energy, like two tuning fork

  • @anonyme2849
    @anonyme2849 Год назад

    Cool

  • @dmitryvalivach6966
    @dmitryvalivach6966 Год назад

    Это не аппарат не Руслана, его разработал Роман Akula0083.

  • @corrie177
    @corrie177 Год назад

    😘 "PromoSM"

  • @TheProfJones
    @TheProfJones Год назад

    Thank you for sharing. Have you measured Pout greater than Pin, using any device?

    • @teslatechnology4371
      @teslatechnology4371 Год назад

      No, output is not more than input, so it is not a successful overunity device, but it demonstrated the phenomenon

    • @energiavadasz3328
      @energiavadasz3328 18 дней назад

      @@teslatechnology4371 missing the electrostatic field arround the coil.

    • @teslatechnology4371
      @teslatechnology4371 18 дней назад

      @@energiavadasz3328 you can find it in my another video

  • @craigpierce7996
    @craigpierce7996 Год назад

    Nice sparky you have there! But it sounds like the cap refill rate is pretty low. Probably why you didn't show a load test.

    • @teslatechnology4371
      @teslatechnology4371 Год назад

      Yes it was not very good efficiency

    • @JB-20
      @JB-20 Год назад

      Will not reach that kind of sparks with load. Not enough speed of charging as I observed.

    • @tvdylan
      @tvdylan 10 месяцев назад

      interesting observation, have you don some don smith things ? : )@@JB-20

    • @JB-20
      @JB-20 10 месяцев назад

      ​@@tvdylanYeah but maybe far different from the original scheme as Don had. I stopped because of capacitor problem. I don't have enough resources to get those bulky can type capacitors. My setup is so small using FBT as HV source, and had a small hand wound coil. Used #14gauge copper as ordinary spark gap. My setup ends at the secondary coil only, no more further experiments done due to the said problem. Caps are too expensive for me.

    • @JB-20
      @JB-20 10 месяцев назад

      @@tvdylan Part 1: ruclips.net/video/YwZkCKVlPQ0/видео.html Part 2: ruclips.net/video/6eShoPYAq88/видео.html Part 3: ruclips.net/video/DcFXJCL8Sv0/видео.html Another one in the box: ruclips.net/video/EZ_u3LSyQlk/видео.html

  • @akimijohni8398
    @akimijohni8398 Год назад

    the problem is the conversion to 60hz or 50hz 😀😀😀😀😀

    • @tvdylan
      @tvdylan 10 месяцев назад

      or use a high frequency transformer maybe ! .

    • @akimijohni8398
      @akimijohni8398 8 месяцев назад

      conversion solved 😊 60hz stable

  • @Aboudy1989
    @Aboudy1989 2 года назад

    Show us some useful power and stop shorting coils

  • @Gacha.Cupcake
    @Gacha.Cupcake 2 года назад

    What is the pyramid for?

  • @zpe-fighter
    @zpe-fighter 2 года назад

    And I have a little video which may help, in this video Tom Bearden speaks about how MEG is using the Aharonov-Bohm effect: www.beyondunity.org/content/uploads/9779b683-ed1d-4eb2-8cc5-ae5500e5bf1c/Tom%20Bearden%20-%20How%20MEG%20Really%20Works.mp4

  • @zpe-fighter
    @zpe-fighter 2 года назад

    Hello, very nice experiment. I have a question about that little detector you use, does it have a coil inside for detecting pulsed magnetic field or is it a capacitor connected to a LED for detecting electric field around the core ? Thanks.

    • @teslatechnology4371
      @teslatechnology4371 2 года назад

      you mean the small red LED detector?

    • @zpe-fighter
      @zpe-fighter 2 года назад

      @@teslatechnology4371 yes. is the LED connected to a real capacitor or there is a coil inside of that part which looks like a capacitor ? thanks.

    • @teslatechnology4371
      @teslatechnology4371 2 года назад

      @@zpe-fighter no it is not a capacitor it is a "I" shaped inductor

    • @zpe-fighter
      @zpe-fighter 2 года назад

      @@teslatechnology4371 so it's detecting pulsed magnetic field. thanks for the clarification, I wasn't sure if it's an inductor or it's a capacitor.

  • @joo-sookim1016
    @joo-sookim1016 2 года назад

    Looks nice! What is the COP?

    • @teslatechnology4371
      @teslatechnology4371 2 года назад

      unfortunately,i didnt test the output at that time

    • @joo-sookim1016
      @joo-sookim1016 2 года назад

      @@teslatechnology4371Thank you for your response. Did you use sine waves or square waves? It looks like a sine wave. The magnet you used looks like an Alnico magnet. Is it a neodymium magnet? I found when I put N52 Neodymium magnets, I got poor secondary output. The strong N52 magnetic force was not controlled by the primary coil magnetic force. Could you advise about this?

    • @teslatechnology4371
      @teslatechnology4371 2 года назад

      @@joo-sookim1016 my input is square wave push pull, output is self resonance so we get sine wave, and yes i also found that magnet seems not increasing the output voltage. but i do hear that the noise is stronger when the push pull is in the correct direction, so it shuold be more power in it, the only problem is how to get the power out. i am thinking recently that maybe we can only get good output when we matched the output impedance and the resistance of the load. i hope you can have a try. if you are interested you can add me in faacefook link in the main page to discuss more.thanks.

  • @alocin110
    @alocin110 2 года назад

    What are you trying to do, my friend? I did not get your audio. Only popping and cracking sounds.

  • @XR_IX
    @XR_IX 2 года назад

    You guys don't know what you're doing. You might hurt yourself too.

    • @teslatechnology4371
      @teslatechnology4371 2 года назад

      same things,resonate works and your impulse also works ,actually impulse is very high frequency

    • @XR_IX
      @XR_IX 2 года назад

      @@teslatechnology4371 If you knew what you are doing you would be driving a load. You are merely charging capacitors and shorting it out. Your HV NST is what 200W powered by the grid? Drive a 200W load, surely you should be able to do that. Few know how to actually build Don Smith replications: ruclips.net/video/JXGgy6472j8/видео.html

    • @teslatechnology4371
      @teslatechnology4371 2 года назад

      @@XR_IX excllent video,you can add me on facebook messager if you like, LINK facebook.com/moriah.yee

    • @teslatechnology4371
      @teslatechnology4371 2 года назад

      @@XR_IX i suggest your red coil parallel a capacitor, and no diodes recitify , surge protecting diodes very good

    • @XR_IX
      @XR_IX 2 года назад

      @@teslatechnology4371 If you think so, you don't really understand how the circuit is working. Look at the Don Smith PDF for the picture on page 123. I can build the circuit in many ways, but it is the understanding of what actually is going on.

  • @Magneticitist
    @Magneticitist 2 года назад

    Despite Don's demonstration I think the best usage is going to be powering high voltage loads rather than line voltage loads using some form of step down. There is a lot of desire in the "Don community" to find how to get 50/60hz. From what I can tell there is some idea that using a large band range of excitation due to the disruptive discharge there is some filtering Don was using to have a 60hz output. In that regard I think it best to remove all the conversion steps after a battery+inverter stage to simply power loads directly since it's already line voltage and line frequency. Otherwise in my mind the idea is a very efficient DC to DC LC converter where the air core inductors are quite a bit smaller, the switching is done by logic, and a very specific or variable voltage is derived w/feedback which overall creates a low loss highly efficient buck/boost converter of some kind. The real interesting part for me is the spark gap itself which creates sort of this extra variable that isn't very straightforward in my understanding. In a magnetic core an inductor will seem to store a majority of current into the high flux of the gapped area of the core if there is a gap. Similarly I feel like a spark gap is doing the same thing with the electric field. The playing around with the length of the spark gap with fine tuning is something I'm really interested in. There is also something interesting about HV pulsed DC derived from asymmetrical drive and what seems like impedance matching via spark gap and spark gap material.

    • @teslatechnology4371
      @teslatechnology4371 2 года назад

      yes impedance matching important

    • @XR_IX
      @XR_IX Год назад

      Mag, there is a mechanism you are dancing around but aren't seeing the correlation. Find out why Edison hired Tesla, it's there he figured out something about current and "disruption", and he referred to spark gaps as "disrupters"

    • @tinvalen5609
      @tinvalen5609 Год назад

      @@XR_IX do you mean collecting radiation before charges start to flow after disruptive discharge. In a condenser?

    • @XR_IX
      @XR_IX Год назад

      @@tinvalen5609 Simultaneously. Maybe we do have devices that can intercept flow, between charge flow and whatever that flows before. The point that is not documented is that the "whatever" creates magnetism. Tesla knew all this. Read this page (over and over) and search for the word "short". www.pbs.org/tesla/res/res_art07.html Tesla clearly states he can turn 10 watts to millions of watts. That is what we need to focus on.

  • @Gacha.Cupcake
    @Gacha.Cupcake 2 года назад

    Hi Can you send me the specs on the setup with email Like coil specs and frequency, etc I might try to replicate Thanks

    • @teslatechnology4371
      @teslatechnology4371 2 года назад

      hello i just got up,send setup and specs about this vedio?

  • @Gacha.Cupcake
    @Gacha.Cupcake 2 года назад

    Awesome

  • @Biokemist-o3k
    @Biokemist-o3k 2 года назад

    How are you getting any power through those diodes. you need 200 nanosecond uf 5408 at least. I think those are actually 100ns.

    • @teslatechnology4371
      @teslatechnology4371 2 года назад

      do you mean 200 ns diode and 5408 uf capacitor? i didnt match the impedance

    • @Biokemist-o3k
      @Biokemist-o3k 2 года назад

      @@teslatechnology4371 Uf5408 is an ultrafast diode. Reza told me you and he had a really great discussion the other night. My suggestion is to use diodes in the 100 nanosecond range. matching with a capacitor only works for a specific frequency and as soon as the cap starts to charge the matching is gone so it would be beneficial to use a zvs which i do not believe was as common as it is now.

    • @teslatechnology4371
      @teslatechnology4371 2 года назад

      @@Biokemist-o3k thank you,I will check about uf5408, and yeah,Reza is a very kind and generous person,hope we can work together in the future…how is your health?I heard you had an accident?

    • @Biokemist-o3k
      @Biokemist-o3k 2 года назад

      @@teslatechnology4371 Yes, thanks for asking. I was pulling out of my driveway on my 1957 Harley Panhead and a White Ford F350 caught the back of my bike and ran me over s I crashed sideways into a telephone pole. I crawled back to my driveway and somehow drove to the hospital while my crushed leg had blood clots that broke loose and went to my heart and lungs. I know I passed out several times while driving because it felt like I was Drowning.I Passed out on my way into the hospital and woke up to the surgeons prepping me for surgery. They said it was impossible that I drove myself and somehow made it to the hospital and in the front doors. It has been two years going on a third and I am able to walk pretty well but I was preparing for a classic physique body building contest and put on a hundred pounds while laid up in bed. I lost 50 so far and have another 50 to go but it should be a bit easier now that I can work out a bit. The pain is still horrible but it looks like I am in good health other than being a fat kid now...lol And try the ultrafast diodes and you will see a marked increase in power. Also turn your diodes around backwards and use a ground. search on youtube Dynatron 1750 90v 5 A and check out my friend Sergei's device.

  • @montyhogan29
    @montyhogan29 2 года назад

    😈 P R O M O S M!

  • @Biokemist-o3k
    @Biokemist-o3k 2 года назад

    what are the values of the GDT's you are using? What is the size of your litz wire that you used?

  • @Biokemist-o3k
    @Biokemist-o3k 2 года назад

    You need to adapt a zvs module to run that at its resonant efficiancy. Mr.Bonetti does that. great video!

  • @Biokemist-o3k
    @Biokemist-o3k 2 года назад

    Very nice my friend.

    • @teslatechnology4371
      @teslatechnology4371 2 года назад

      facebook.com/moriah.yee you can add me here if you want to contact with me .

    • @kdkinen
      @kdkinen 9 месяцев назад

      Wow, what is happening here?

  • @Biokemist-o3k
    @Biokemist-o3k 2 года назад

    Brilliant in its simplicity!!

    • @teslatechnology4371
      @teslatechnology4371 2 года назад

      hello, reza disappeared can you contact him?

    • @Biokemist-o3k
      @Biokemist-o3k 2 года назад

      @@teslatechnology4371 no kidding. i have not talked to him or allan murray in weeks. i have no idea where they are. i will try.

    • @teslatechnology4371
      @teslatechnology4371 2 года назад

      @@Biokemist-o3k thank you

    • @teslatechnology4371
      @teslatechnology4371 2 года назад

      @@Biokemist-o3k by the way, do you know any evidence that can proof Reza is really a math teacher in New York University

    • @Biokemist-o3k
      @Biokemist-o3k 2 года назад

      @@teslatechnology4371 he told me he was a retired math teacher. i got a new phone so i am trying to locate my old phone to find his number.

  • @Biokemist-o3k
    @Biokemist-o3k 2 года назад

    Fantastic my friend. I am sorry I missed your premier. Are those caps 2,000 volt 2 uf ?

    • @teslatechnology4371
      @teslatechnology4371 2 года назад

      Both L1 and L2 are litz wire.

    • @Biokemist-o3k
      @Biokemist-o3k 2 года назад

      @@teslatechnology4371 Thank you so much. I actually blew up the picture and kinda figured that it was high Q high frequency wire. It seems like it is single strand. You are one of the few people who know how the setup should be wired as well. Did you modify the neon sign transformer to use the pulse width modue? I am only guessing becayse it is incredibly hard to find an nst that does not have all the safety features on it. If the resonance at a certain frequency can be achieved with the capacitors, then wouldn't resonance be lost as soon as the caps start to fill?

    • @teslatechnology4371
      @teslatechnology4371 2 года назад

      each cap are 8000v 20nf don smith type

    • @teslatechnology4371
      @teslatechnology4371 2 года назад

      @@Biokemist-o3k yes I do have a SCR module at the input of neon sine transformer.I don’t like nst ,nst has low power factor

    • @Biokemist-o3k
      @Biokemist-o3k 2 года назад

      @@teslatechnology4371 Excellent. Are you an electrical engineer? It is not every day that you see someone with the correct setup.

  • @TwaveTechnologies
    @TwaveTechnologies 2 года назад

    Any idea on efficiency ? Well done!

    • @teslatechnology4371
      @teslatechnology4371 2 года назад

      Thank you, I think should be more than 20% but it’s very hard to test at this low power rate,Meyl’s design can’t handle high power due to the single coil design, I am think about to test the wardenclyffe tower design in relatively higher power and get a efficiency calculated.

    • @TwaveTechnologies
      @TwaveTechnologies 2 года назад

      @@teslatechnology4371 that would be An interesting experiment. Also.. if you could replace thé single wire by a connection to earth... That would have many interesting applications.

    • @teslatechnology4371
      @teslatechnology4371 2 года назад

      @@TwaveTechnologies yes I had thought about connecting to earth,but it will need a direct ground connection,and I don’t have a suitable location to test yet…Will test this in the future anyway

    • @TwaveTechnologies
      @TwaveTechnologies 2 года назад

      @@teslatechnology4371 Maybe use the earth connections from the mains power outlets ?

    • @teslatechnology4371
      @teslatechnology4371 2 года назад

      @@TwaveTechnologies wow that’s kind of dangerous,because it usually not a actual ground,and even if it is a actual ground,it always very long distance between the ground rod and the plug, a long wire can be considered as a inductance at high frequency…this will disturb the operation and calculation.