Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[Void]

   The power levels at the bulbs is lightly blinking, unlike if it were coming from the grid.
  Anyways, this is just another example of a useless device to try to replicate. Which is just what they wanted it to be.
   Where is the "free" part?

Hi Nick. Well, the lights look pretty stable to me. As I explained previously, it is supposed to be a kacher driver
driving a tesla coil. If it is really powering several kilowatts of load, it would have to be very serious OU. The free part
of that should therefore be obvious. As I said however, most likely it is just a fake, but you can never say for sure
without an in person close up inspection off all the circuitry and wire connections, etc.

[NickZ]

  In comparison, the most I can light off of the grenade's output coil, by just using my 24v 10 A PS, or batteries, to run the Kacher circuit, is a 20w microwave bulb. 
This guy can power up to 2000w with a Kacher circuit? What's up with that.  Another hoax?
   

[GeoFusion]

  On the other hand, I've never seen a kacher circuit that can light 100w worth of incandescent bulbs, to full brightness, even when using 100w input.  As they are not very efficient, or useful for incandescent bulbs.
  So, much more information is needed to replicate this device. Although it does look simple enough, if there's no other hidden X-wires, etz...

Hi Nickz

Well then, take a look at this one.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pP5FiCbLu5M

A video of Sergey lighting a bulb with Tesla coil and the shovel as the plate of capacitor
Enjoy.

Cheerz~

[Void]

Interesting video Geo. The video is pretty blurry, but it looks like the power supply is
showing 11 volts at about 0.14 to 0.15 amps. If that is correct, then that is a power draw of about
1.65 watts. I don't speak Russian, but I think he is saying that the light bulb is rated at 220 volt, 65 watts?
Could a light bulb of that small size be 65 watts, or did I misunderstand what the light bulb wattage rating is?

The light bulb does seem to be lighting quite brightly, but it is hard to tell for sure how bright a light bulb really is
in videos, so how much actual power the light bulb is consuming is another matter, but I am going to have to try this
myself, and see how bright I can light up a light bulb with a similar setup.

[NickZ]

  Geo:
   I'll look more into it, but lighting a small bulb on the shovel does not compare to powering a 2000w heater, drill, or heat gun, as in the previous videos.  Is Sergey's video is some form of proof. Of what? That a small bulb will light on the shovel?
  All these videos are OLD, and no newer videos of self runners to date. 
   
   Once that big car battery is discharged,    that's it, and that all... 
Free, to charge it back up, again.  Or am I missing something?