Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[Hoppy]

Yes, they can also use video masking and green screen to remove people or objects/backgrounds
from videos, or use graphics animation techniques to create fake objects in videos which can look
quite realistic if the video editor knows what they are doing. See the above video in my
comment above.

Indeed. IMO, the only real motive for claiming free energy devices on public video channels is to hopefully convince naive punters that they are genuine, so as to financially profit from the sale of fake devices / build plans of them, or to seed disinformation.

[AlienGrey]

Is that all you can come up with? perhaps you're missing the real trick in your own ignorance as you can't quite
grasp the concept and put it into action but perhaps it's not just the one trick but more than one that all have to happen at the same time?

Now, what have we here they are harmonic energy spikes of a device that obviously does what your saying it is impossible!

[Void]

   All this talk about fakes, yet, no one has proved in any way that the original device made by Roma and shown working in the field is fake. Same with Ruslan's 4000w outdoors video.
   Like AG says, don't throw the baby out with the bath water.  Or something like that.
   Time will tell if there was something to this, or not. But, possibly the main idea with the scammer was to make it look as if it's all faked. And that part of it has worked real well. So, that all interest in pursuing that device would be lost and forgotten.   You never know...

Hi Nick, my comments above were just to point out that these days videos can be
relatively easily faked, and the fakes are sometimes quite convincing if done well, so you really just can't
trust videos alone, even if any particular video may seem quite convincing.

The difference with people like Kapanadze and Akula and Ruslan is that they have at least let independent third
parties come and see demos of their devices up close and in person. That is not a guarantee of no trickery either,
but I think it gives their claims *potentially* more credibility at least. The Roma guy did not do that, so
his claims seem a lot more shaky, especially when you consider that he was acting like a common scammer
trying to sell his devices sight unseen over the internet for large sums of money.

If someone really has a genuine free energy device they can make huge sums of money if they sell their technology
to some large corporation, so I don't trust anyone who tries to hawk claimed free energy devices and 'plans' over the internet,
especially when it is sight unseen, and you are supposed to just blindly believe and trust some unknown person
on the internet. These guys like 'Roma' and 'Maxim' hide their real identity and don't use their real address, etc.,
and they expect people to send them money for their devices. That is a pretty shady way to do business
if a person is legit. When it comes to free energy device claims, I think people always need to keep their wits
about them, as there are a lot of shady people in this world as well as many hoaxers who are just looking for attention.
That's my view anyway. I take a "maybe" attitude to free energy device claims. Maybe some are legit and maybe not,
but that doesn't stop me at all from doing my own experimentation in this area.

[NickZ]

   Well, I think that that the fake issue has been discussed before.   We don't know just who made the first Roma device shown working in the field, and that is not so easy to fake.The rest of it can be the scammers idea to cash in.  But, there can be a relation to Vasmus and other unreplicated devices, of unknown origin, also.

[conico]

Thanks, Geo and NickZ for diagrams, is the same as mine except the caps.
The caps from the bridge rectifier are for filtering?

I believe this movie is not a fake

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wq6GZp97uPY