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Superinvention "Free electricity without meter winding

April 30, 2010 Electronics / DIY electronics 332 650 39

ELECTRICITY FOR FREE (DO NOT COLLECT THE COUNTER)

For lighting, powering the TV, refrigerator, other electrical appliances. No need to "improve the electric meter, connect to a neighbor, replace existing electrical appliances - you don’t need to do anything!"

THE NEW PRINCIPLE OF POWER SUPPLY OF ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES IN HOME

In the apartment, electrical appliances are connected to the network in parallel, since U = 220 V and constantly in magnitude, then each new inclusion increases the current consumption:

We offer you a new invention. Its essence is that part of the load is fed through a large capacitance C = (10 - 50 μF). When a current passes through a capacitor, a phase shift between current and voltage by 900 occurs. The current in the common circuit will no longer be equal to the sum of the individual currents, but is calculated by the formula:

i.e. less than i? = I1 + I2 + .... In, without capacity C.

You can power lighting, heating devices, Morozko-type refrigerators (without electric motors), new televisions (without a transformer) and other electrical appliances.

! COMMERCIAL USE OF THIS INVENTION PURCHASED BY LAW.

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Comments (39)

#1 turkishboy Guests May 31, 2010 03:14
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can you show how it all looks on the diagram. Or do you need to carry out the flow simply through the condenser?
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#2 dimansid Guests May 31, 2010 14:30
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Take a look.
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#3 Zinko Guests February 9, 2011 12:54
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And it is checked on itself or is it thorium. maybe there’s a catch. I specifically registered on the site because of you. Just do not understand if it’s true why there are no comments from experts of electricians who fumbles. waiting for comments.
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1. #4 zor Visitors March 29, 2018 13:45
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  I also registered because of a couple of cool schemes. True, I'm more interested in saving and monetizing electricity in the form of grub - and my friend the farmer does simply: he climbs on a pole and sticks wires "past the cash register" after the collective farm electricians disconnect his wires. So, instead of 5 rubles, they count 8.50 p.
  But who will tell you, he has the last 300 meters going in a cable in the ground. Can I wrap the cable with a wire and remove from it? How to do this best? Well, purely theoretically?) To, for example, warm the greenhouse.
  
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2. #5 Stavr Guests April 18, 2018 12:59
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  For each load, it is necessary to select the capacitor capacity: for example, I have 4 lamps in the bathtub in the built-in ceiling with a total power of 200 watts. The capacity was selected and turned out to be 8 microfarads. 5 years already working.
  
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#6 Abihsot Guests November 16, 2011 17:45
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Absolute nonsense. Connect the lamp through the Conder of the effect of saving the load on the circuit you will get 0. And it is quite possible short circuit because the change will lead to ignition of this device and the result of FIRE. Apparently, the author of this article does not know why they use electric charge storage devices and puts them anywhere and this formula due to its lack of evidence is just cheap bullshit that heHe called the invention apparently in a state of squirrel. People, be reasonable, do not expose yourself and loved ones to danger! KIPA engineer Abihsot
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#7 yts Guests December 2, 2011 13:31
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And who will tell you how? where to? here with the author to establish a connection is not clear
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#8 shulc0 Guests December 28, 2011 18:28
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Apparently you fucking Kipovian, and also an engineer. let it be known that through a non-polar conder alternating current passes perfectly. try to turn on the soldering iron through the conder (with the right selection of capacity, you can achieve less heat of the soldering iron). I have an engine in the hood powered through 1 microfarad turns on 1/3 of the power. And although it’s easier to read a physics textbook
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#9 laservis Guests January 13, 2012 11:26
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Everything is very simple, reactive power compensation is used here, of course, electricity for powering parallel devices will be consumed as before, but the meter will spin more slowly (only mechanical). The invention is as new as a light bulb, for example. Previously, such switching circuits were not used, because it was difficult to find capacitors with a sufficiently large capacitance rating and high permissible voltage. At a physics lesson, we were shown the operation of a capacitor bank included in a conventional lighting network, the battery sizes were decent. Current calculations given by the author of the article, linden far-fetched.
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#10 vitas Guests April 20, 2013 23:08
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Abihsot what engineer are you? You’re probably a veterinarian. EVERYTHING WORKS WITH A BURRY !!! Take a capacitor based on 100 microfarads for 7 amperes of load. Capacitors for 450-600 volts electrolytic. Do not powder greedy brains to people. It works for me on lighting, I save up to 30-40 percent on lighting.
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1. #11 Guest Andrey Guests May 12, 2018 10:14 p.m.
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  tell me, and he has a 400 V conder. The lamp will not burn out?
  
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#12 DOK Guests July 3, 2013 9:08 p.m.
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Another divorce.
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#13 cardo Guests December 25, 2013 12:00
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It is necessary to listen to the opinion of power engineers (Vimas is right), but not KIPOVTS of the Russian flood of the correspondence academy of the SGA ...
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#14 A1adin Guests January 11, 2014 19:36
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the bulb turned on through a small capacitor will not light up with full brightness. under reduced voltage this is very noticeable. the larger the capacitance, the less phase shift and therefore less energy savings.
In addition, for each power of the bulb, a different capacitance of the capacitor will be optimal.
Well, the final energy savings also depend specifically on the meter. two different counters during phase shift will show different power. By the way, when using such a circuit, electronic meters are likely to calculate more electricity than without it, since they consider the amplitude values of voltage and current without taking into account the phase shift.
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#15 Vasya was here Guests April 14, 2014 03:53
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I must disappoint: the reactance cannot be obtained from a capacitor alone. A throttle is also required. And the most effective way is an arc through a spark gap followed by a step-down transformer. The point is in the generation of an RF current that does not register an ammeter (wattmeter). As a bonus - a bunch of radio interference in the entire RF range. (“You can do it” - of the 80s, generator Rodin Brovin ... I don’t remember already. And the capricious scheme for stability.) ... There is a more reliable and simpler method. : tongue:
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#16 Denis Guests May 31, 2014 11:04
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it is difficult to change the sinusoid, the divorce on the headstock.
REACTIVE POWER INVERTER is THING only need to do yourself
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#17 Sergey Guests June 1, 2014 17:49
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It turns out that no matter how you save ... I just have a store on lease, 50 squares. And there is a crazy electrician from the landlord who monthly carries electric bills. Yes, there is nothing, he would pay, but he carries bills with an overestimated tariff, just as he did not fight with them, one answer is not to like him - move out. We have 52 day lamps there, for 10 hours + a steamer, in general, I was looking for a device for saving.
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#18 microb Guests February 1, 2015 16:36
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complete nonsense.
you can’t deceive physics
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#19 nicholas Guests January 25, 2016 15:32
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[b] Sergey [/ b],
Put the LED bulbs-rub your nose electrician. you will change the room, lamps with you ...
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#20 Oleg Guests January 4, 2017 20:08
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This is either the intentional stupidity or illiteracy of the author.Firstly, the current in the circuit is always equal to the sum of the individual currents, and secondly, the alternating current always has instantaneous values (at a specific time) of the current and voltage. Therefore, if one instantaneous value is reduced (for example, at the peak of a sinusoid), then the other will increase. For example, zero will no longer be zero. I average and power will remain unchanged. If only due to the inclusion of a capacitor, the power of the bulb will decrease and, as a result, the total power consumption and current. It is a pity that illiterate people climb on the Internet with tips. Learn physics and don’t listen to everyone.
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#21 sergey Guests January 31, 2017 07:34
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to be honest, this is not an invention. I don’t even want to talk further
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#22 Valery Prusenko Guests November 26, 2017 10:43
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I put 5 for the idea. But from the point of view of the benefits in saving, I put 2-a. - power engineer.
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#23 Guest Nikolay Guests December 3, 2017 7:46 p.m.
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The author either does not understand anything at all in the vector nature of electric current from the point of view of mathematical analysis and the principle of operation of electric devices that generate reactive energy during their work, or the unreasonable people troll in order to encourage them to buy "stupid" energy saving devices so advertised on open spaces of the Internet. And sometimes a really unaware man in the street, armed with, say, electrical measuring pincers, may notice that when the so-called power-saving device is turned on, the current flowing through the electric meter decreases. But the trouble is: with a working electric meter of active energy of any kind, mechanical or electronic, the electricity bill, with the same habits, not saving this utility service, will not decrease !!!!! People, just save energy. This is the key to success!
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#24 Victor Guests December 10, 2017 11:17
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counters consider only active energy, and reactive do not count. The capacitor accumulates it and gives it back to the network, but if it is discharged to the load, it becomes active and the counter will count it. so free cheese is only in a mousetrap.
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#25 Alexander Guests December 21, 2017 11:24
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There are several nuances:
1) The network and the meter must be 3 phase.
2) The meter must be connected in a 2-phase circuit (current is monitored in 2 phases).
3) A capacitor of a sufficiently large capacity (non-electrolyte, not less than 50 microfarads). And you need to look for an option in which a reduction in energy consumption is achieved (i.e., between which of the phases to connect the capacitor, and between which - the load)
4) The load should only be connected between the line wires (mains 380/220, load 380V)
5) The capacitor is connected in parallel between the linear wires
6) The load of the 3-phase network must be uneven.
Saving as much as 20%
for a single-phase network, the meter will show less per unit of time, but the power drops on the heater, respectively, it will work longer and then it will come out
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1. #26 Alexander Guests 24 january 2018 00:56
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  For 100% energy savings, buy a ZINGER foot machine, car generator and battery. Connect the generator with a drive belt to the flywheel and twist, twist, twist.
  And for lighting, you can use car incandescent or LED lamps with a base type USB. Power the refrigerator from the PSU of the computer.
  And twist, twist, twist!
  While your legs are working, keep your head busy reading books on the physics of electronics, etc. etc.
  Most importantly: the most stupid, useless and, most often, dangerous tips, such as the "condenser invention", can only be found on the Internet!
  Paradoxical as it may seem, it is the INTERNET that unites and reflects the most stupid part of the population.
  "Sad girls" (Ostap Bender)
  
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2. #27 D Guests January 24, 2018 10:49
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  Nonsense. In everyday life there are only counters of ACTIVE energy! According to the scheme, we obtain only a decrease in current due to the inclusion of capacitance. And, as a result, a decrease in power consumption. And at the same time, a decrease in the brightness of the glow of incandescent lamps. Everything is simple!
  
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3. #28 Brother anon Guests June 27, 2018 09:17
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  That's right. A small but significant addition: the load must be reactive.Lamps, irons, heaters are not.
  
  Scheme - incorrigible nonsense. The formulas made me laugh. The power engineer himself, 23 years of experience.
  
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#29 PTsvn Guests February 19, 2018 10:51
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This is the famous cosine of Phi that was previously compensated earlier at power substations.
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#30 zor Visitors March 29, 2018 13:38
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I come here not only because of homemade products, but because of comments, which are a real pleasure to read!)
It turns out that there are so many electricians who are already working!)), They claim common truths, and at the same time they have such rich fantasies, and they also swear among themselves and criticize. It would seem that electricity is not poetry, it should be clearly and long known. But no, how many people, so many opinions! But I was afraid to be an electrician, but it turns out that almost everyone can become one. The main thing is to be sure what you are doing. Well, as we said, it can not do without a "starting haze" in the new schemes. I have nothing against discussions, I am very interested to read them!
It seems that you are reading, and this one is right. You are reading the next one, who calls the previous one as a conoval - he seems to be right too! The third one called both fools, and at the same time he argued - if you don’t read the first two, it’s also kind of right))
No, I seriously, go ahead, otherwise none of us will learn anything!))
Well, I’m wondering - will that be the starting smoke in this circuit, or not?
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#31 Everyman 2 Guests April 15, 2018 13:42
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The author of the article would do well to learn to read and write. Both in writing formulas and in school physics.
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1. #32 Guest Yuri Guests June 24, 2018 1:58 p.m.
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  The electric meter counts the active energy, and therefore switching on through the capacitor will not give any savings, the meter will calculate the energy consumed by the lamp. A phase shift will not affect consumption.
  
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  1. #33 Brother anon Guests June 27, 2018 09:21
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    The lamp does not give a reactive load. A capacitor, in addition to useless power dissipation on itself, will not help. The meter counts the active load (single phase). But if it is only mechanical. Electronic perfectly consider lying at powers up to 300 watts. I saw with my own eyes how at a power of 120 W the electronic meter overestimated the readings by 3 times. True, this is from another opera.
    
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    1. #34 Guest Alexander Guests July 18, 2018 18:44
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      1. The capacitor in this circuit really just limits the current at the active load, making the whole load active-capacitive.
      2. Modern meters measure full power, old (electromechanical) measured only active. It does not matter three- or single-phase meters.
      3. Any meter has a working current measurement zone, which is usually written on the meters (for example, 5-50 A). If the meter is 5-50 A, then in this zone it has an accuracy class indicated on the meter (1.0 or 2.0 - for modern meters). If the load current falls outside this zone, then the meter measurements do not fit into the indicated accuracy class. For example, if you had 300 W (this is a current of 1.4 A), then the measurement error for the meter is 5-50 A, class 2.0 can be up to 10%. But 2 or 3 times - this can not be. Now, if your meter was designed to measure high powers (100-200 kW) and connected through a CT, then when measuring low powers the error could be 5 or more times.
      
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#35 Manuel Guests July 5, 2018 2:55 p.m.
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I was worn out with this shemka. Nightmare. However, something happened. Powered through a conductor 70 mkf 450 V tile 1000 watts. Initially measured consumption without Conder. And then, with the Conder. Save 70%. Conder must not be electrolytic.
There is an error in the circuit. Each consumer must be powered through a capacitor.
What's the point. The phase imbalance creates potential on the neutral wire. And directly at the counter terminals, the potential difference changes. The higher the load, the lower the potential difference between phase and zero on the meter.
Measurement with the load on showed a potential difference of 130 volts between zero and ground.
When grounding the neutral wire, the circuit does not work. My zero is not grounded, but the cases of all consumers are grounded.
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1. #36 Guest Alexander Guests July 18, 2018 18:31
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  Manuel, do you understand what you are writing about? It seems to me - no. What did you measure such savings? The scheme is delusional. By the way, she is not prosecuted under the law, as the author writes.If you introduce a large capacitive load into the network, then a phase shift of the current by 90 el. Degrees will reduce the active component of the power consumed in the network. It was the active component that was measured by old electromechanical counters, which, moreover, were of an accuracy class of 5 or 10%. Modern meters measure the total power, what kind of load in the network does not matter to them, you can not fool them. By the way, your tile is a purely active load, the resistance of which is 48.4 Ohms. The resistance (capacitive) of your capacitor is 45.5 ohms. Your tile just does not warm up, because capacitor limits the total current. That's the whole secret of the savings that you somehow received. So all this is nonsense of illiterate kulibins. If you do not want to study the TOE, then read the "Tale of the Three" by the Strugatsky brothers - this is about people like you and the author of this "invention".
  
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#37 Valery Guests August 29, 2018 15:30
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modern loads in everyday life consume from the network in addition to active power (energy)
which serves only the consumer (person) and heat loss; three more powers (Energies)
which only service connected equipment - based on its operating principle
it is inductive. capacitive and distortion (current or voltage) but ....
all household meters can only measure the work performed by connected equipment,
those. active power (energy) and all heat losses
in this case, the laws (nature) of energy and power are always preserved .... i.e. payment by meter
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1. #38 Guest Igor Guests December 9, 2018 17:08
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  By the way, I also used this circuit and the diode lamp blinked less often on the counter, which means the meter began to report half as much, which I needed.
  
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#39 Lyokha Guests April 9, 2019 18:24
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Bullshit old man, just bullshit ...
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