2_ignition_coils_very_efficient_LED_driver_part 4 This is a unique 2 ignition coil one wire experiment design to light a powerful LED light bulb. Thhe original video is from Youtube User: www.youtube.com who gave me permission to repost this on my channel, so more…
1 May 2012 at 22:22 · Comment
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2_ignition_coils_very_efficient_LED_driver_part 3 This is a unique 2 ignition coil one wire experiment design to light a powerful LED light bulb. Thhe original video is from Youtube User: www.youtube.com who gave me permission to repost this on my channel, so more…
1 May 2012 at 22:18 · Comment
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2 ignition coils very efficient LED driver part 2 This is a unique 2 ignition coil one wire experiment design to light a powerful LED light bulb. Thhe original video is from Youtube User: www.youtube.com who gave me permission to…
1 May 2012 at 22:15 · Comment
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2_ignition_coils_very_efficient_LED_driver_part1 This is a unique 2 ignition coil one wire experiment design to light a powerful LED light bulb. Thhe original video is from Youtube User: www.youtube.com who gave me permission to repost this on my channel, so more viewers…
1 May 2012 at 22:10 · Comment
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Hi all very busy this last time So i try to concentrate on some very important phenomena, before going further in my research. So this weird coupling between the Kacher and the incandescent Bulb is amazing. How is it possible…
12 April 2012 at 23:02 · Comment
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This Quick Update shows that the Regenerative Acceleration Effect also is taking place for normal Resistive Loads. In This case I have used a 15W/240V Rated Incandescent Light Bulb as a Load. Which in this demo runs on approximately 2W…
5 September 2011 at 20:00 · Comment
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www.overunity.com This is a video from Youtube User: www.youtube.com He told me: hello, nice to hear from you! Im only author of the video, this one was built by my friend. There is no battery or external power, permanent magnets…
1 June 2011 at 23:13 · Comment
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www.overunity.com SR193 next-energy.ru admin´s Kapanadze replication showing selfrunning free energy device that powers a 150 Watts bulb.
14 April 2010 at 05:31 · Comment
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