Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[r2fpl]

I agree that this is not all because it would be too easy but it will show the right direction at this stage.

I also did similar tests and you are right fear of touching metal things.
Even holding the fluorescent lamp it kicked so hard from a distance of 20 cm from the coil that I couldn't hold it by the glass.

[AlienGrey]

Perhaps is like this ?

[NickZ]

I'm trying to pass on important information so you can take advantage of it, but you just want proof. I am also pissed off how many people passively participate in this forum but I know they try a lot but they don't get any results because it takes a lot of electronics knowledge for a beginner. I know many people who have problems with kacher. They didn't even do a simple push pull so how can they do anything if they don't even know what to do? You know it all. Every day I think about it and look for anything that will give a clue because nothing is for free.

What Kapanadze wrote should give you some hope and light on what to work on. You can see you have no hope because you don't know what to do, so I'm trying to give you what must be important for the Kapanadze device. The problem is that I am not 100% sure that Kapanadze wrote this because someone could impersonate his account.
However, this information is true if you understand that it can be done. It took me a while.
Stop asking again and again if anyone has such a device because it's not the way to go.
Everyone has a mind and I am not forcing anyone.

   What Kapanadze wrote is useless, and that is why no one including you sir, after 10 years, can replicate any of it.
Are you going to take advantage of it, yourself?  No?  But, you think that you are giving good advice, because TK said so.Sorry, but you are not very convincing, nor have I asked you for anything, much less to show what you don't have. I'm not that dumb. However, if you are afraid to show something that actually works, then this thread is not for you, as that is the main purpose here. But, that of course is not the case, you're just passing information on, just like AG, of what you nor anyone else will ever build. How nice.   In any case, I have shown what I have built, I have put my cards on the table, and I tell it how it is, no BS.
  Perhaps we can get back on the subject of this thread's build. As there are several Kapanadze and other such related threads to post on with out having to disrupt this thread.
 
   NickZ

[Jeg]

I'm trying to pass on important information so you can take advantage of it,

The problem is that I am not 100% sure that Kapanadze wrote this because someone could impersonate his account.
However, this information is true if you understand that it can be done.

Hi r2fpl
Is it possible to repeat this info?

[Sergh]

Does not apply to circuits ala "Kapanadze-Kulabukhov" and so on.
Doesn't apply to circuits at all. There will be no miracle. Until the principle is unknown, circuits are useless.

The Kapanadze solenoid has a current of 28 amperes and a frequency of 50 Hz. It creates a magnetic field.The current that goes into the load simultaneously creates a strong low-frequency alternating magnetic field in the solenoid - the "Kapanadze coil".

"Kapanadze's coil" is not "Tesla Coil". This is solenoid.


His patent says: "bobbin". "Coil" is not written. These are obviously different things. The bobbin  connected in series with the load.
The current flowing through the load is simultaneously used to create a strong alternating low frequency magnetic field in the center of the solenoid.

Imagine how several metal bagels would behave when placed inside a powerful solenoid.

Mechanical interaction. Pestle and Mortar. Many elements create alternating pressure on ... something ...

Never mind the loss - it doesn't matter as the coil is in series with the load.
The current, which generates something inside the coil, sequentially creates a magnetic field and the light bulbs shine.
An almost self-sustaining process.
Only high frequency pulses are missing. Here they need a small power supply that acts as a battery for the first initialization.