Measurements on my Cold Electricity Generator Device. How cold electricity reacts, according to this device and Nikola Tesla's patents.
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@michaeledmaley6036Ай бұрын
thanks bro. i liked your video that where u explained it on the schematics for free. You embrace the idea of truly free energy, at least thats how i see it. I salute you!
@omidyousefian4109Ай бұрын
Thank you for doing the measurement!
@ZincFold20 күн бұрын
Great video, thank you.
@JB-20Ай бұрын
Good demo.. 👍
@Leviathan15sАй бұрын
Subscribed! I like that you're using real resistive loads to test the circuit, I've seen so many bad experiments where they just connect a bunch of LED's and determine the power based on how many LED's light up.
@gsav2504Ай бұрын
I am using resistive loads. Two incandescent bulbs of 200W each!!! LED Lambs are no problem here. You can light up many of them. It depends of the output. That’s why I adjust the duty cycle a lot.
@konstantinoskollias1806Ай бұрын
Μπράβο αγορίνα... καλά το πας !!!
@JenkoRun23 күн бұрын
The spark gap should be in parallel and the capacitor in series, one of the reasons is that it extends the oscillations and increases the economy, furthermore this is meant to be a reactive power producer circuit that occurs from the free oscillations bouncing around in the circuit at its resonant frequency per spark discharge, reactive power cannot be tapped directly since it kills the oscillations so another trick is required. Tesla's tech is meant to go beyond energy, reactive power is where he was headed into and the hairpin circuit is an example of such a device, but tapping it directly is not how it's meant to be used.
@gsav250423 күн бұрын
Sorry but i don't think you understand it well!!!
@JenkoRun23 күн бұрын
@@gsav2504 There are plenty of experiments around which you can see the effects of what I'm talking about, furthermore study the designs in Tesla's Colorado Springs Notes, especially pages 56-58, he states the exact reasons for the design choices and has clear similarities to the hairpin. It's all there for you read, the device is a reactive power oscillator, read Tesla's own words and think about why the circuits are portrayed as they are and what they do. I suggest watching "2018 ESTC Panel Discussion 2 - Energy Science & Technology Conference"
@KangsteriАй бұрын
Nice. Have you made the water test on this setup? Cold electricity should be able to jump the water surface. If it's just regular HV/RF then it should produce hydrogen bubbles.
@gsav2504Ай бұрын
It happens when the water is salted. The water acts as a conductor as well.
@uwaling26 күн бұрын
Hi, nice demonstration. I do several own simlar experiments and I'm an electrical engineer. Your measurement should be enhanced zu real and reactive power measurement. Can you please use your oszi with math function. U×I and look. May your oszi has Powermeasurement like on rigol mso series?
@gsav250425 күн бұрын
Hi! My oscillator doesn’t have this function I think. Match measurement between square pulses of 70% and impulses of several nanoseconds have no meaning. The difference between input and output is 20W according to my experiment. The impulses are more than 400V (peek) and they may destroy the oscilloscope as well, that’s why I use a resistor of 2M.
@gsav250425 күн бұрын
See the other video of „measurements of cold electricity“ and you will get the picture!
@quantumenergysolutions9128Ай бұрын
Very nice! Are you able to convert it back into hot electricity. I have a power company can you contact me please?
@gsav2504Ай бұрын
After the stabilisation, you can do whatever you want!
@quantumenergysolutions9128Ай бұрын
@@gsav2504 Could you design a system to boost a 75kw solar system? What do you suggest?
@gsav2504Ай бұрын
I wouldn’t try it due to high magnetic field around the coils.
@gsav2504Ай бұрын
It could be dangerous for the health
@starraider2529 күн бұрын
Just don't use it to charge batteries. We don't want another overunity device like Ed Gray.