Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[AlienGrey]

Yes it's all very interesting that they need so much money after all the years
perhaps we could help reproduce the device if they made all the  notes and
hard wear photographed material as well as the notes available to us.

We might make a considerable leap forward.

AG

[AlienGrey]

Yes it's all very interesting that they need so much money after all the years
perhaps we could help reproduce the device if they made all the  notes and
hard wear photographed material as well as the notes available to us.

We might make a considerable leap forward.

AG

After looking reading some good some over the top and some really a joke I and one spot on I
have come to the conclusion the main explanation is misleading  and is not a radio receive
type device at all or anything like it, sorry but I'm not interested unless they put there cards
on the table and come clean. I wash my hands of this one, You can have it it's yours.

[Hoppy]

  I felt compelled to continue because I wanted to know for certain if a *ground-loop* was indeed responsible for lighting up that 100watt bulb.
  In this video the SSTC is powered by a home-made 1000watt battery powered inverter which is running off of a 12VDC deep cycle rechargeable battery. The inverter is running at approximately 21kHz and the output is an AC square wave.  The deep cycle battery is NOT connected to Ground and neither is the 1000watt inverter.  The only ground connection is the 10 meter long ground cable (with incandescent bulb in series) connected from the base of the Tesla Secondary to a piece of Steel Rebar which is part of a concrete footing.
  As can be seen, when the SSTC streamer discharges are the longest, the incandescent bulb is at it's brightest.
  So I will leave it to everyone to draw their own conclusions........
take care, peace
lost_bro

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S_URR6Bk9cg

[stivep]

https://youtu.be/P-T85mzhVQI
Wesley

[NickZ]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S_URR6Bk9cg

   Yes, but where is the feed back path going to the battery that is shown in the diagram?
   As trying to light 4 watt bulbs on 10000 volts is a pretty inefficient way to go, without a working feed back loop to keep the battery charged. Right?