Hi to all here.
As Ghazanfar_Ali is doing a good job in (free) energy research
I thought better open a topic in energeticforum dedicated to his work.
Furthermore it seems Ghazanfar_Ali is getting good results, and thanks to him
he is sharing some very helpful hints for us all.
The starting of a topic here is to encourage everyone who might just be interested in replicating his experiments.
Since he has already shared some schematics and hints at ou.com forum here is the link
Ghazanfar Ali Generator - Utlilizing trapped energy
And is of great interest that he also based his findings on Nikola Tesla`s work & research, and this makes it
one more free energy device which is based as Don Smith
and Tariel Kapanadze and others, mostly, if not all, on Tesla`s work.
I think Tesla has a lot more to tell and that we all should concetrate or to base
our research in his work & research.
Ghazanfar_Ali quote:
I designed this device based upon the Nikola Tesla's current transformer.
and here is what he shared lately these days:
OK Guys ! Here is the secret
Make an oscillator say 15KHz freq. It is driven by a 12 V DC source capable of giving 2A current. The waveform produced by osc must be a sinusoidal. Step up the signal using a fly back transformer. Rectify the high voltage output using a series of diodes. store the charge in a Cap bank. Use a spark gap to quench the charge. the spark gap will be parallel to the cap and the pri of an isolation transformer. This produces a very very large voltage spike again and again at much larger freq say 35KHz. Step it down to use more current and low voltage. (Zilano's and Don Smith's secondary windings). and give HF driven load of 2KW. use the further step down to get rectified 12 V from the output and feed it back to input through a diode and a 4700uF electrolytic cap. Remove the battery source and see the magic.
u require fine tuning of tfr 1 and tfr 2.
All is the game of resonance.
Good Luck
here one video he shared today:
AliGen-01.avi - YouTube
again:
But over all credit goes to Late Nicola Tesla. I am a great fan of his.
Thank you Ghazanfar_Ali for sharing this useful info.
