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  • patmac
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    If the Kapagen & Kapanadze is so dangerous then everybody should be put theirs Microwave, CRT TV's and others on the trash. And Hey!!! Carefull with your Car can explode use Gasoline.

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  • vidbid
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    For the Record.

    Originally posted by seth View Post
    Well done for finding that!

    Did you find it on this link which i have already posted in the main kapagen thread (before i was asked to leave by a somewhat unfriendly poster)...??

    POST 67.

    low wattage input - this is real simple to do if you (like me) consider playing with a deadly MOT too risky (hey...i have kids running round the place. if i was still young and sinlge, maybe id be throwing my hands on the output wire )

    I used...12 V battery, connected to 25 kv power supply...then rest as is already published on naudins site.

    Heres a great circuit for building a HV power supply off a 12V battery + flyback tranformer + transistor

    Transistor Driven High Voltage Flyback Transformer Page.

    and here is our old pal yucca demonstrating it

    YouTube - Flyback Transformer Driver

    You could use this circuit as your HV through the spark gap...then onto coil. I'd very very surprised if you couldnt light 20 CFLs of that sucker...big ones too...who knows...maybe a filament.

    Who wants to have a go?

    PS alternatively you could just wire up the electrodes from your open TV (rubber sucker and line round the edge of the screen) into the kapagen (lifter style!). But i wont be responsible for any of the consequences - you get yourselves stuck in a wormhole or something, and you're on your own.


    I suggest anyone who wants to build a transistor driven flyback check this link as it has a list of transistors that work and dont work for this circuit.

    Any more deaths to add to this dangerous 12V input thread?

    Ive got an idea, why not spam the MOT kapagen replication thread with electrocutions.......would make more sense than spamming a thread where people are using a harmless input
    I believe that this type of post is absolutely reckless, unwarranted, and unsupported; it should be completely disregarded.

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  • vidbid
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    On Topic

    There are three points I wish to make with respect to this quote.

    Originally posted by citfta View Post
    Since it appears this thread is never going to be about the subject of it's title I guess I'll throw my 2 cents in. In my opinion vidbid has gone way overboard in trying to convince everyone else they are not qualified to work with high voltage. As for you guys that think 12 volts is "SAFE" you are only showing what vidbid has been saying. That is you don't know what you are talking about. Almost any 12 volt battery will melt your ring right off your finger unless the battery is completely dead. Of course it will take some of your finger with it. And after using a NST or inverter to convert the 12 volts into something more useful the higher voltage does have the ability to kill you. It only takes a few milliamps of current passing through your heart to stop it dead. You should really study up on a subject before you make statements based on your own ideas.

    Now could we please get back to the subject of this thread.

    citfta
    (1.) As to this portion of your quote:

    Originally posted by citfta View Post
    vidbid has gone way overboard in trying to convince everyone else they are not qualified to work with high voltage.
    DENIED. ASSUMES FACT NOT IN EVIDENCE.

    Given the subject of this topic, my statement with respect to high voltage and/or current electricity are completely warranted and supported regarding safety and caution.

    (2.) As to this portion of your quote:

    Originally posted by citfta View Post
    Almost any 12 volt battery will melt your ring right off your finger unless the battery is completely dead. Of course it will take some of your finger with it. And after using a NST or inverter to convert the 12 volts into something more useful the higher voltage does have the ability to kill you. It only takes a few milliamps of current passing through your heart to stop it dead.
    Agreed.

    (3.) As to this portion of your quote:

    Originally posted by citfta View Post
    Now could we please get back to the subject of this thread.
    FACT: I never left topic and was already on topic with my post when I was personally attacked in this post and had to defend myself in the post and in this post to make my point clear that what I was in opposition to was reckless misinformation.

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  • citfta
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    Off topic posts

    Since it appears this thread is never going to be about the subject of it's title I guess I'll throw my 2 cents in. In my opinion vidbid has gone way overboard in trying to convince everyone else they are not qualified to work with high voltage. As for you guys that think 12 volts is "SAFE" you are only showing what vidbid has been saying. That is you don't know what you are talking about. Almost any 12 volt battery will melt your ring right off your finger unless the battery is completely dead. Of course it will take some of your finger with it. And after using a NST or inverter to convert the 12 volts into something more useful the higher voltage does have the ability to kill you. It only takes a few milliamps of current passing through your heart to stop it dead. You should really study up on a subject before you make statements based on your own ideas.

    Now could we please get back to the subject of this thread.


    citfta

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  • vidbid
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    Acting With More Class

    Originally posted by Armagdn03 View Post
    Did people forget how to respectfully disagree???

    It always astounds me how childish grown adults can be.

    Lets all try to act with a bit more class. It goes along way towards establishing
    credibility and creating a safe environment where people can share.
    Agreed.

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  • Armagdn03
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    Did people forget how to respectfully disagree???

    It always astounds me how childish grown adults can be.

    Lets all try to act with a bit more class. It goes along way towards establishing
    credibility and creating a safe environment where people can share.

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  • vidbid
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    For the Record

    Originally posted by seth View Post
    why not spam
    Originally posted by seth View Post
    spamming a thread
    Large size text is annoying.

    Spamming is not recommended. Please discontinue spamming.



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  • vidbid
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    For the Record

    Originally posted by seth View Post
    Thanks Skywatcher. It puts people off the thread when every post is another electrocution.
    DENIED. HE ASSUMES FACTS NOT IN EVIDENCE.

    Now I want to address the following quote:

    Originally posted by seth View Post
    More chance of being struck by lightning than dying using a 12V battery.

    I find it rather ironic that i personally use a 12V battery out of concern for the safety of me and my family (and have tried to persuade others afraid of using a MOT to give a low power Kap a try), whilst everyone else uses a MOT...... and its ME who gets a lecture about safety every 2 mins....

    Take things carefully if you want to, but heh, you wanna grab the output wires on a MOT and ignore reasonable advice, well i aint gonna stop you. Thats true freedom....freedom to act recklessly if one so desires.
    There are several points that I would like to address:

    Originally posted by seth View Post
    Take things carefully if you want to
    With respect to high voltage and/or high current electricity, you need to BE careful.

    Originally posted by seth View Post
    you wanna grab the output wires on a MOT
    DON'T!

    Originally posted by seth View Post
    and ignore reasonable advice
    You should NOT ignore reasonable advice.

    Originally posted by seth View Post
    i aint gonna stop you
    STOP!

    I advise reason and caution.

    Originally posted by seth View Post
    Thats true freedom....freedom to act recklessly if one so desires
    Don't be reckless with high voltage and/or high current electricity.

    While we are free to choose our actions, we are not free to choose the consequences of our actions. -Stephen R. Covey

    My advice to you: Act intelligently.

    Last edited by vidbid; 07-03-2010, 05:37 AM. Reason: addition

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  • vidbid
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    For The Record

    Originally posted by seth View Post
    Well done for finding that!
    His unsuccessful attempt at sarcasm.

    Originally posted by seth View Post
    Did you find it on this link which i have already posted in the main kapagen thread POST 67.
    DENIED. HE ASSUMES FACTS NOT IN EVIDENCE.

    Post #67 was posted on 06-29-2010, 02:17 PM. However, I posted the information before he did. See Permalink for Post #454, on 06-26-2010, 05:23 PM in the main Kapanadze thread: See Permalink: http://www.energeticforum.com/renewa...tml#post101099

    Originally posted by seth View Post
    (before i was asked to leave by a somewhat unfriendly poster)...??
    DENIED. HE ASSUMES FACTS NOT IN EVIDENCE.

    FACT: I never asked him to leave. That is his assumption.

    FACT: I was concerned.

    FACT: I was not unfriendly, but I consider that he is certainly being unfriendly now by erroneously claiming that I was.

    See Permalink: http://www.energeticforum.com/renewa...tml#post101587

    Originally posted by seth View Post
    low wattage input - this is real simple to do if you (like me) consider playing with a deadly MOT too risky (hey...i have kids running round the place. if i was still young and sinlge, maybe id be throwing my hands on the output wire )
    Notice that he uses the words "playing with." A MOT would certainly be deadly to anyone "playing with" it. "Playing with" could be considered risky because one is not using due caution. I advise caution and to stop "playing with" a MOT if one were so inclined to so. Logically, one so inclined to so would probably be one considering "throwing" one's "hands on the output wire."

    Originally posted by seth View Post
    Any more deaths to add to this dangerous 12V input thread?
    DENIED. HE ASSUMES FACTS NOT IN EVIDENCE.

    His unsuccessful attempt at sarcasm.

    Originally posted by seth View Post
    Ive got an idea, why not spam the MOT kapagen replication thread with electrocutions
    DENIED. HE ASSUMES FACTS NOT IN EVIDENCE.

    His unsuccessful attempt at sarcasm.

    FACT: Warnings and disclaimers wouldn't be necessary if it weren't for novices and jokers.

    Originally posted by seth View Post
    ...would make more sense than spamming a thread where people are using a harmless input
    DENIED. HE ASSUMES FACTS NOT IN EVIDENCE.

    His unsuccessful attempt at sarcasm.
    Last edited by vidbid; 07-02-2010, 03:03 PM. Reason: edit

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  • seth
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    Originally posted by SkyWatcher View Post
    LMAO, give it a rest already vidbid. Your talking as if were all infants and can't or shouldn't be allowed to determine our destiny. Would you prevent a child from touching a candle flame, with scare tactics from birth. This is one of this world's issues, fear of death and the only ones that benefit from the deaths are the control freaks who come in and legislate more unlawful statutory code to limit peoples freedoms.
    peace love light
    Tyson

    Thanks Skywatcher. It puts people off the thread when every post is another electrocution.

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  • seth
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    Originally posted by vidbid View Post
    I think I found an HV flyback transformer circuit that would produce an decent micro-arc in a spark gap. It can run on 9 or 12 volts. I saw it on YT.

    The fly-back is from a computer monitor, and the transistor is a MJE13009.





    Well done for finding that!

    Did you find it on this link which i have already posted in the main kapagen thread (before i was asked to leave by a somewhat unfriendly poster)...??

    POST 67.

    low wattage input - this is real simple to do if you (like me) consider playing with a deadly MOT too risky (hey...i have kids running round the place. if i was still young and sinlge, maybe id be throwing my hands on the output wire )

    I used...12 V battery, connected to 25 kv power supply...then rest as is already published on naudins site.

    Heres a great circuit for building a HV power supply off a 12V battery + flyback tranformer + transistor

    Transistor Driven High Voltage Flyback Transformer Page.

    and here is our old pal yucca demonstrating it

    YouTube - Flyback Transformer Driver

    You could use this circuit as your HV through the spark gap...then onto coil. I'd very very surprised if you couldnt light 20 CFLs of that sucker...big ones too...who knows...maybe a filament.

    Who wants to have a go?

    PS alternatively you could just wire up the electrodes from your open TV (rubber sucker and line round the edge of the screen) into the kapagen (lifter style!). But i wont be responsible for any of the consequences - you get yourselves stuck in a wormhole or something, and you're on your own.


    I suggest anyone who wants to build a transistor driven flyback check this link as it has a list of transistors that work and dont work for this circuit.

    Any more deaths to add to this dangerous 12V input thread?

    Ive got an idea, why not spam the MOT kapagen replication thread with electrocutions.......would make more sense than spamming a thread where people are using a harmless input
    Last edited by seth; 07-02-2010, 06:51 AM.

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  • vidbid
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    Flyback Driver Simulation

    YT Video: ZVS Flyback Driver - Simulation -Pretty cool looking.



    Last edited by vidbid; 07-02-2010, 12:50 AM. Reason: edit

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  • vidbid
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    HV Flyback Transformer Circuit

    I think I found an HV flyback transformer circuit that would produce an decent micro-arc in a spark gap. It can run on 9 or 12 volts. I saw it on YT.

    The fly-back is from a computer monitor, and the transistor is a MJE13009.





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  • vidbid
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    Originally posted by SkyWatcher View Post
    LMAO, give it a rest already vidbid. Your talking as if were all infants and can't or shouldn't be allowed to determine our destiny. Would you prevent a child from touching a candle flame, with scare tactics from birth. This is one of this world's issues, fear of death and the only ones that benefit from the deaths are the control freaks who come in and legislate more unlawful statutory code to limit peoples freedoms.
    peace love lightTyson
    DENIED. You only have one life.

    Last edited by vidbid; 07-01-2010, 09:37 PM. Reason: update

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  • SkyWatcher
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    LMAO, give it a rest already vidbid. Your talking as if were all infants and can't or shouldn't be allowed to determine our destiny. Would you prevent a child from touching a candle flame, with scare tactics from birth. This is one of this world's issues, fear of death and the only ones that benefit from the deaths are the control freaks who come in and legislate more unlawful statutory code to limit peoples freedoms.
    peace love light
    Tyson

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