Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[Void]

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[Tomtech29]

 
They are already the information on this page 141 a person named"Grumage"and his partner Black "Cat".
-did not look back but now I see that under the strict supervision were carried out tests

I wondered such a system here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gjT3a8DROZE
-to build Kacher
very closely connected and you can see and  good note (meledia) in the background

[magpwr]

Magpwr
repeatedly I wondering what's going schemes are either intentionally modernized there are such as missing parts and so a gap in the project losing a lot of time.
so from the outset
-I can suggest an idea but do not know if I will check out: in the center looks to me , a coil closed loop "LC" because the system does not have the core (coil in the center of the capacitor) maintains the magnetic field.
when introduced into the ferrite ring The magnetic field is reflected and dissipates the next coil.
It might have to look a Tesla coil  in the center that but for what purpose?
I have also seen spirals of aluminum ,or, as here, the end is closed half of the areola.

each of you has a different opinion I think that finally manages to solve one riddle

hi Tomtech29,

I have attached screenshot base on old Akula outdoor video - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ltf3UEv1Wnk

Screenshot taken at 8:36 into video ,nearly the end of clip.

To be honest i did not study Grumage device back then as i don't know what was going on.I came into kapanadze topic only after Grumage presentation of the device was done.

There might be some stuff which was left out back then eg:harmonics  ,aluminum foil,telsa coil and etc.

There should be a high voltage likely in nf range(Assume around 165khz resonance or 3x the input frequency) for the capacitor somewhere in the middle since he is playing with high voltage.
Capacitor meant for the L/C circuit.

[Jeg]

Hi Jeg. Welcome back. Long time no talk.
I don't remember the small black thing you are referring to.

Hi Void Nice to see that you are still searching for the truth mate!

I speak about a small reley or something like that in the same box where he had his output bridge rectifier. I hope that Hoppy remembers what I am talking about so to help finding the picture.

Until now we all here have discovered many ways for charging caps. Ways that involve different techniques and fantasy. But none of them give a satisfied power for operating at over-unity side. For me, discharging a cap to a load remains a no.1 suspect for producing over-unity results and I will proceed to this direction. Do you have any idea to test? What would you use as a switch for discharging a 400v to 1000v on a load? A mechanical switch? An IGBT? A power reley? I would prefer if you could suggest any type of power reley for this job! If anyone else here has something to propose I am all ears!
     
I had really missed this over-unity chaos!

[Jeg]

Welcome back to the confusion Jeg.

Kapanadze went to the trouble of not only procuring a particular type of coax but also stripping-off the outer sheath and braid to be suitable for winding his grenade coil. The inner core of the coax covered by the thick dialectric of the coax may have been important to form the dialectric between the inner conductor acting as one plate of a capacitor and something inside the grenade tube, possibly a copper tube to act as the other capacitor plate. I suspect that this capacitor was charged to a high voltage. What may well be missing from view, as I think you are suggesting, is an all important switch or secondary spark gap to pulse discharge the grenade capacitor to the load lamps. If this is the case, then as Geo suggests, the output is not safe! 

Hi Hoppy and thanks for the welcoming
Nice kapanadje coil info. I see that Ruslan insist on this and I mean to treat his coils like a cap. I am in a project right now just for clarifying some things on this. If anything interesting I will inform you all.

By the way, do you remember where is this picture of Ruslan's box with this strange black thing under the bridge?

Thanks