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Don Smith - Tesla - OU Test Project Build « on: 2022-07-09, 17:51:40 »
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Don Smith - Tesla - Ken Wheeler - OU Build
Energy Researcher has claimed OU electricity output in several of his latest builds,

Open Sourced design.

Has videos showing how to build them and OU output to several measuring devices and light and motor loads.

YouTube - Energy Researcher
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClLyxo9WHNDANsBknylecCQ/videos

Long Explanation Of System Part 1 With Overunity Proof. Free Energy & Wireless Power Facts 🌩 ⚡️
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GOeclHByQHA
209 views
Jul 7, 2022

- Input 10 watts, Output 75 to 500 watts 
- DC electrical output
- Uses Transmitter and Receiver Coils to "collect the environmental  energy all around us"
- Don Smith, Nikola Tesla, Tariel Kapanadze


Thank you Vasik041 for pointing this Youtube FE Builder on the thread:
Dally, Akula & Ruslan Coils & Magnetics discusion circuits !
https://www.overunityresearch.com/index.php?topic=4238.msg99524#msg99524
« Last Edit: 2022-07-09, 21:23:56 by vrand »
   
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Re: Don Smith - Tesla - OU Test Project Build « Reply #1 on: 2022-07-09, 19:07:36 »
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Slayer Circuit - Electronic Tesla Coil (TC) Circuit

Photos snap shots from his videos
   
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Re: Don Smith - Tesla - OU Test Project Build « Reply #2 on: 2022-07-09, 19:08:47 »
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Slayer Circuit - Electronic Tesla Coil (TC) Circuit

Photos snap shots from his videos
   
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Re: Don Smith - Tesla - OU Test Project Build « Reply #3 on: 2022-07-09, 19:10:45 »
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10 MHz Signal Generator Circuit - Electronic Tesla Coil (TC) Circuit

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Re: Don Smith - Tesla - OU Test Project Build « Reply #4 on: 2022-07-09, 19:18:16 »
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10 MHz Signal Generator Circuit - Electronic Tesla Coil (TC) Circuit

This Receiver TC Design uses:

- 5- 1N4148 Switching Diodes in FWBR circuit.

- Diodes must be the 1N4148 Switching Diodes.

As so far it was the only diodes that worked!
   
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Re: Don Smith - Tesla - OU Test Project Build « Reply #5 on: 2022-07-09, 19:25:33 »
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Two Designs that worked so far.

1- 10MHz Signal Generator + 25 Watt Power supply Amplifier

2- Slayer TC, Electronic Circuit

He currently using the #2 Slayer Circuit, as he blew the 25W PS and is awaiting replacement shipment from China.

Test Results to-date:

1- 25W input to 500W DC output
2- 5-10W into to 70W DC output
   
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Re: Don Smith - Tesla - OU Test Project Build « Reply #6 on: 2022-07-09, 19:39:45 »
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TC Key Design Points

Primary Windings, 8AWG CCA thin strands,
to be wound to 1/3rd the height (1.33" long),
to the 4" long Secondary Windings, of 32AWG mag. wire.

His earlier Primary to Secondary windings, of 1/4 length was less efficient vs later 1/3 ratio.
His thicker strands 8AWG was less efficient than the thinner strand wire.
   
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Re: Don Smith - Tesla - OU Test Project Build « Reply #7 on: 2022-07-09, 21:34:38 »
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Oscilloscope Photos from TC powering Motor Video

120V Torky Motor Runs Plus Trumpet Waves On Scope
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/LmjgmrypV6s

10 MHz Signal Generator Circuit - Electronic Tesla Coil (TC) Circuit

Interesting Increasing wave output (Trumpet) vs normal Decreasing Wave output!
   
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Re: Don Smith - Tesla - OU Test Project Build « Reply #8 on: 2022-07-09, 21:35:31 »
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Earlier Longer Receiver Coils

RWPT Schematic & Construction Principles Part 1 ⭐️
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G_W7f6izqT0
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Feb 7, 2022
   
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Re: Don Smith - Tesla - OU Test Project Build « Reply #9 on: 2022-07-10, 05:11:51 »
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Feelelec FPA301-20W 5MHz DC Amplifier Arbitrary Waveform Signal Power Amplifier
https://www.ebay.com/itm/143497356693?autorefresh=true

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Function Generator Amplifier Arbitrary Waveform Signal Amplifier Power Amp FPA301-20W 5MHz

Description:
FPA301 series DC power amplifier uses imported integrated devices, full-band amplification: sine wave, square wave, pulse wave, sawtooth wave, reverse sawtooth wave, triangle wave, electrocardiogram wave, saddle wave and noise wave, etc. The signal amplitude is 28Vpp (plus or minus 14V).

Features:
◆ Low distortion and high precision signal amplification, compatible with all DDS signal sources
◆ The maximum output signal amplitude is 28Vpp (±14V)
◆ Magnification X2 and X4 are optional
◆ ≥500V / us slew rate
◆ Single DC15V power supply
◆ Input impedance: 10KΩ
◆ Exquisite aluminum alloy shell for strong heat dissipation, stable and reliable performance
◆ Amplifiable signal: function signal and arbitrary waveform signal
◆ Small size make it easy to carry. Powered by single power supply. Convenient for outdoor use. 
◆ Compatible with all function and arbitrary waveform signal generators

This was earlier setup to tune the TC Transmitter with Signal Generator and Power Amplifier.
   
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Re: Don Smith - Tesla - OU Test Project Build « Reply #10 on: 2022-07-10, 05:34:26 »
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XCFDP 15MHz DDS Signal Generator Counter,
High Precision Dual-Channel Function Generator Arbitrary Waveform
Frequency Meter 2.4’’ Screen 200MSa/s (15MHz)
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09NX9YM6G?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details

 【EASY TO OPERATE】Convenient operation interface, superior technical indicators and humanized graphic style. Its sine wave frequency output can reach up to 15MHz, 200MSa/s sampling rate. It has 15 positions for saving user-defined waveforms.
【SIGNAL STABILITY】The signal generator adopts large-scale FPGA integrated circuit and high-speed MCU processor, and the internal circuit adopts active crystal oscillator, so the signal stability is greatly increased.
【FREQUENCY METER FUNCTION】It supports scanning output from low frequency to high frequency or from high frequency to low frequency. The scanning types include linear, logarithmic and stepping. The marker frequency can be set to meet the needs of more amplitude-frequency test applications . The burst mode function provides three types of bursts: N cycle, infinite and gated.
【HIGH PRECISION】This signal generator adopts dual-channel DDS signal and TTL electric level output to generate accurate, stable, low-distortion output signals, including sine wave, triangle wave, square wave, pulse wave, sawtooth wave, white noise, auto Define waveforms, etc. Each channel supports independent setting of parameters. The duty cycle of each channel can be adjusted individually and the accuracy can reach 0.1%.
【WIDE APPLICATION】The signal generator has excellent amplitude-frequency characteristics, small and beautiful appearance, and intuitive control panel, and is widely used in factories, learning, scientific research institutions and laboratories. This signal generator is a good choice for novices and experts alike.

Early design for powering the transmitter electronic TC unit.
And also for Don Smith type TC coils tuning, both for Transmitter and Receiver coils.
   
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Re: Don Smith - Tesla - OU Test Project Build « Reply #11 on: 2022-07-10, 05:38:14 »
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Proster LCR Meter
Capacitance Inductance Resistance Tester
Multimeter Self-Discharge with Overrange Display
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07CYSV5LY?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details

 About this item

    Proster LCR meter : inductance, capacitance and resistance measuring meter,it is a Specialdigital instrument which is easy to be operated, the reading accuracydegree is higher with liquid crystal display 3 1/2.
    High Accuracy : (Inductance) Measuring accuracy up to ±(2%+5); (Capacitance) Measuring accuracy up to ±(2%+5)Forward voltage drop of diode:Displaty forward voltage drop of diode;Forward voltage of DC:Approx.1mA;Reverse DC voltage:Approx.2.8V
    Rotatable LCD Display : Multi angle adjustment for easy reading.There is no need to hold tester while measuring, more convenient operation.
    Multi-function : Auto power off; Data Hold function; Low Power Indication; ZERO ADJ for Capacitance.
    Two test leads : The black pen is connected to the negative pole and the red test lead is connected to the positive pole

Used to tune the TC transmitters and receivers.
   
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Re: Don Smith - Tesla - OU Test Project Build « Reply #12 on: 2022-07-10, 06:09:31 »
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How To Tune Coils For Peak Performance & Determine Capacitance
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5aNCxXrTDJ4
334 views
Jun 5, 2022

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In this video i show how to add an optional tuning capacitor to the coils that can boost the power output anywhere from 5-20% depending on how close of a capacitor match we get. an LCR meter is needed along with an online lcr meter calculator & a multi value capacitor kit.



Resonant Frequency Calculator
https://goodcalculators.com/resonant-frequency-calculator/

This resonant frequency calculator employs the capacitance (C) and inductance (L) values of an LC circuit (also known as a resonant circuit, tank circuit, or tuned circuit) to determine its resonant frequency (f).

You can use the calculator in three simple steps:

    Input any two parameters for a resonant circuit.
    Select the units of measurement you wish to use.
    Click "Calculate" and the resonant frequency calculator will calculate the third missing parameter.

LC Resonant Frequency Calculator

Inductance, L
Capacitance, C Resonant Frequency, f

https://goodcalculators.com/resonant-frequency-calculator/
© 2015-2022 goodcalculators.com

Steps to do:
Measure the TC primary coil resonant frequency Inductance and Capacitance
with LCR Meter
then plug values into
LC Resonant Frequency Calculator
to find resonant Capacitor for 2.4MHz
   
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Re: Don Smith - Tesla - OU Test Project Build « Reply #13 on: 2022-07-10, 06:54:07 »
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Don Smith - WE ARE INFINITE ENERGY
https://weareinfiniteenergy.wordpress.com/don-smith/

All documents provided by Don Smith : with theses link you will get all the documents and information's about Don Smith :

Documents PDF :

    Don_Smith_-_An_Answer_to_America_s_Energy_Deficit
    http://free-energy-info.com/Smith.pdf

All Videos :

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BHr3eDELyHk&index=2&list=PLObN6v71Zy0r-VGUONJDRHz43iO7inP-P

All other thing (rare pictures, statments, emails, forums, etc) :

    https://energyevo.com/2016/06/23/smith-library/
    https://energyevo.com/2015/11/04/updated-rare-pics-of-don-smith-device/
    https://energyevo.com/2015/01/18/updated-compilation-of-important-info-don-smith-shared-to-nuenergy-yahoo-group/
    https://energyevo.com/category/donsmith/

And if you are interested to buy the book of Richard Friedrich : “The Don Smith Magnetic Resonance Energy Crafting Systematic Index”, please save your money and watch my book review here

For 500 pages “The Don Smith Magnetic Resonance Energy Crafting Systematic Index” by Richard Friedrich and 150$ this is the only 8 news pages of Don Smith. I recognize the huge work of Richard Friedrich of transcribing the 6 videos of Don Smith, but the price of this book is unjustified for me :

Similar circuit used in this build.
   
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Re: Don Smith - Tesla - OU Test Project Build « Reply #14 on: 2022-07-10, 07:23:26 »
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Don Smith Resonance Energy Crafting Systematic Index 1994
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BHr3eDELyHk&list=PLObN6v71Zy0r-VGUONJDRHz43iO7inP-P&index=3
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Jul 18, 2018

The Three Resonate Circuits
1- Normal Decay
2- FM Circuit
3- OU Device, similar to Trumpet waveform in this build
   
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Re: Don Smith - Tesla - OU Test Project Build « Reply #15 on: 2022-07-10, 17:00:13 »
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I am asking a few FE builders for input

I will remove this after you see it

It was just a quick comment from one person

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I see his measurement error. He measures the voltage under no load and then measures the current. He would have to use 2 meters. When measuring current he would then use another meter to measure the voltage across his current meter. It’s probably going to be less then 1 volt. That’s his error, he is measuring the maximum (potential) of each separately and then multiplying them. They need to be both measured at the same time and then multiplied.
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As noted
I will remove later
Respectfully
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Yes, that is correct, but it needs better meters for RF measurements as we are in standing waves territory and you can forget DC amp and Voltmeters for it....
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Re: Don Smith - Tesla - OU Test Project Build « Reply #16 on: 2022-07-10, 18:01:23 »
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It is not a problem as he has one Multimeter and changes from volts to amps at both short and open circuits, 4 measurements total of VA at DC output.

He also has a scope picture of earlier coils showing OU outout.

Thank you Chet!

Quote from: Chet K on 2022-07-10, 17:00:13
Vrand
I am asking a few FE builders for input

I will remove this after you see it

It was just a quick comment from one person

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I see his measurement error. He measures the voltage under no load and then measures the current. He would have to use 2 meters. When measuring current he would then use another meter to measure the voltage across his current meter. It’s probably going to be less then 1 volt. That’s his error, he is measuring the maximum (potential) of each separately and then multiplying them. They need to be both measured at the same time and then multiplied.
End quote

As noted
I will remove later
Respectfully
Chet
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And here feedback on the above comment from another
Researcher
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Yes, that is correct, but it needs better meters for RF measurements as we are in standing waves territory and you can forget DC amp and Voltmeters for it....
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Re: Don Smith - Tesla - OU Test Project Build « Reply #17 on: 2022-07-11, 01:35:02 »
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  Thanks for info, Vrand , also Chet.

Please keep us informed.   His last vid was particularly salient.
   
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Re: Don Smith - Tesla - OU Test Project Build « Reply #18 on: 2022-07-11, 01:39:06 »
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Hi Vrand, I have been through a few of your video's the latest coils in particular you mention
1/4 wave in video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HvbTTw-eyaQ I notice the PVC former is
a larger dia to the RX coils however i don't see any reference to the tube diameter for ether or
inductance or number of turns or perhaps wire length, is there any chance you can point to where
the relevant info is or note it on the thread, others might need this information.

Many thanks

Sil

PS nice work.
   
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Re: Don Smith - Tesla - OU Test Project Build « Reply #19 on: 2022-07-11, 05:50:03 »
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Quote from: AlienGrey on 2022-07-11, 01:39:06
Hi Vrand, I have been through a few of your video's the latest coils in particular you mention
1/4 wave in video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HvbTTw-eyaQ I notice the PVC former is
a larger dia to the RX coils however i don't see any reference to the tube diameter for ether or
inductance or number of turns or perhaps wire length, is there any chance you can point to where
the relevant info is or note it on the thread, others might need this information.

Many thanks

Sil

PS nice work.

Hi Sil

The coil tube diameter looks to be 1" PVC Pipe and he says so in his videos and drawings, sim. to Home Depot:
1 in. x 10 ft. PVC Schedule 40 Conduit
https://www.homedepot.com/p/JM-eagle-1-in-x-10-ft-PVC-Schedule-40-Conduit-67462/202295893

Attached are his enlarged drawing of "TC Coil Layout" showing

1" OD PVC at 6 to 8" long.

It is my understanding that it is 1" standard PVC pipe, and the grey sch 40 Conduit version also has a little higher temp rating vs the white PVC pipe. 
He does also uses white PVC pipe.  And white PVC couplings as a bottom stand on some of his Transmitter units in his videos.

The number of turns is not indicated only the wire sizes and coil lengths,

- L1 - 8AWG primary CCA stranded wire at 1/3 the length of the secondary or 1.33" long (for 4" secondary coil), tuned with LCR Meter to around 2-3MHz range
   He also had 1/4 long to 2nd coil in his early designs.  He mentioned 18" long in his 1/4 design.

- L2 - 32AWG secondary coil wound 4" long on a 8" long PVC with 1" clearance on bottom and 1-3 inch space at top,
   By calculation it is around 500 turns can fit in 4" long coil with 32AWG,
   He also had 5" long 2nd coils and 1/4 long primaries in his early designs.

LCR Meter is needed to tune the Transmitter and Receiver Units to same resonate frequency.

So this design is a tuned 4- Coil Design, sim. to Don Smith, Tesla, and others.

L1 + L2 is the Transmitter Unit, primary and secondary coils.
and another tuned identical set
L1 + L2 Receiver Unit, with added FWBR DC output for DC loads.

more Receiver Units may be added for more DC outputs.

Both the Transmitter and Receiver Units need to be built the same and tuned to same resonate frequency.

He has a video showing how to do this.

How To Tune Coils For Peak Performance & Determine Capacitance
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5aNCxXrTDJ4

His latest video he talks about the 1/3 L1 design:
Long Explanation Of System Part 1 With Overunity Proof. Free Energy & Wireless Power Facts
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GOeclHByQHA
   
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Re: Don Smith - Tesla - OU Test Project Build « Reply #20 on: 2022-07-11, 06:26:44 »
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His latest design uses this 72W PS in his "Slayer" Electronic Tesla Coil TC Circuit.

He is awaiting for new 20W 5MHz PS to arrive from China, that powered his electronic TC design from a 10MHZ Sig Gen input.

SHNITPWR 3V ~ 24V 3A 72W Power Supply
Adjustable DC 3V 5V 6V 9V 12V 15V 16V 18V 19V 20V 24V
Variable Universal AC/DC Adapter 100V-240V AC to DC Converter
with 14 Tips 5.5x2.5mm 4.0x1.7mm 3.5x1.35mm
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08BL4QMGM?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details

 About this item

    Input: AC 100~240V, 50/60Hz ; Output: DC 3~24V Adjustable, Max 3A 72W ; It can supply with any voltage between 3~24V,such as 3V 4V 4.5V 5V 5.5V 6V 9V 12V 14V 15V 19V 20V 24V, etc and any amp less than 3A, such as 300mA, 500mA,1A, 1.5A, 2A, 2.5A, 3A. LCD display will show the output voltage, in case that wrong voltage regulation damage your device.



   
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Re: Don Smith - Tesla - OU Test Project Build « Reply #21 on: 2022-07-11, 06:39:55 »
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Quote from: vrand on 2022-07-11, 05:50:03
Hi Sil

The coil tube diameter looks to be 1" PVC Pipe and he says so in his videos and drawings, sim. to Home Depot:
1 in. x 10 ft. PVC Schedule 40 Conduit
https://www.homedepot.com/p/JM-eagle-1-in-x-10-ft-PVC-Schedule-40-Conduit-67462/202295893

Attached are his enlarged drawing of "TC Coil Layout" showing

1" OD PVC at 6 to 8" long.

It is my understanding that it is 1" standard PVC pipe, and the grey sch 40 Conduit version also has a little higher temp rating vs the white PVC pipe. 
He does also uses white PVC pipe.  And white PVC couplings as a bottom stand on some of his Transmitter units in his videos.

The number of turns is not indicated only the wire sizes and coil lengths,

- L1 - 8AWG primary CCA stranded wire at 1/3 the length of the secondary or 1.33" long (for 4" secondary coil), tuned with LCR Meter to around 2-3MHz range
   He also had 1/4 long to 2nd coil in his early designs.  He mentioned 18" long in his 1/4 design.

- L2 - 32AWG secondary coil wound 4" long on a 8" long PVC with 1" clearance on bottom and 1-3 inch space at top,
   By calculation it is around 500 turns can fit in 4" long coil with 32AWG,
   He also had 5" long 2nd coils and 1/4 long primaries in his early designs.

LCR Meter is needed to tune the Transmitter and Receiver Units to same resonate frequency.

So this design is a tuned 4- Coil Design, sim. to Don Smith, Tesla, and others.

L1 + L2 is the Transmitter Unit, primary and secondary coils.
and another tuned identical set
L1 + L2 Receiver Unit, with added FWBR DC output for DC loads.

more Receiver Units may be added for more DC outputs.

Both the Transmitter and Receiver Units need to be built the same and tuned to same resonate frequency.

He has a video showing how to do this.

How To Tune Coils For Peak Performance & Determine Capacitance
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5aNCxXrTDJ4

His latest video he talks about the 1/3 L1 design:
Long Explanation Of System Part 1 With Overunity Proof. Free Energy & Wireless Power Facts
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GOeclHByQHA

I just measured a 3/4" ID PVC sch 40 pipe and its OD is 1"

but

after looking at his videos, it looks to me that he was using 1" ID PVC and not 3/4" ID PVC.

Will update if I find out anything new.
   
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Re: Don Smith - Tesla - OU Test Project Build « Reply #22 on: 2022-07-11, 07:21:42 »
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Latest (Jul-07-22) Slayer TC Circuit with 72W PS

Connects secondary to diodes

Long Explanation Of System Part 1 With Overunity Proof. Free Energy & Wireless Power Facts
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GOeclHByQHA
   
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Re: Don Smith - Tesla - OU Test Project Build « Reply #23 on: 2022-07-11, 18:02:26 »
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I like the "barefoot experimenter..."
In his latest, he's working towards a self-runner:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=myFB6Wsv2aw
   
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Re: Don Smith - Tesla - OU Test Project Build « Reply #24 on: 2022-07-12, 02:31:43 »
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Quote from: PhysicsProf on 2022-07-11, 18:02:26
I like the "barefoot experimenter..."
In his latest, he's working towards a self-runner:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=myFB6Wsv2aw

Update:

Trying to figure out how its possible to charge a 9v Duracell Alkaline Battery?
Maybe a Lithium rechargeable battery would work better?
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