Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[saturnio]

   Geo, T-1000:   Here is a video that I made last night.  At the beginning of the video, it can be seen that the CT is showing 3.2MHz, at times.   https://youtu.be/u_gg73t5GaU
   Here is a pic of the CT, (air core this time). It was tuned previously to about 3.5MHz- to 4MHz. This was with NO Kacher running, just the induction circuits. With the Kacher on the CT voltage is higher, or course. I will show that next time.

Hi Nick, why did you use a solenoid to pick up current from ground cable?? It should be a toroid... 

[NickZ]

   Well, because I had several of those type coils on hand tuned to known frequencies in the MHz range, and I wanted to see what it would do. Some guys say that the CT needs to a ferrite torroid, some say it need to be an air core, for the MHz ranges. I thought that I'd try the simple straight coil, instead. But, an air core torroid can be made, as well.
   I don't really buy the idea about tapping into current from the ground. And, how would you prove that any shown current on a scope is not coming just from the input source, instead? Will the scope tell me if it's coming from the ground. I don't think so...   Anyways, just trying some thing out...
   Hoppy:  Thanks for the clarifications.
   I can connect the circuit up to two 12v batteries, it's just that they don't last more that a few minutes before starting to drain.
   So, for testing I'm using two laptop adapters, a 18v 6A one for the induction circuits, and a 24v, 2A one for the Kacher circuit.
But, I can do the test with the batteries, as well. What would be the point though? To avoid stray AC? Or what?   Below is a blurry pic of the ground CT running at 3.21MHz.  I'll post a better one later.

[AlienGrey]

Have you watched the Vasmos video's, there is one video i'm thinking of where he is out in a field
with his device and he has a clamp meter guess what he uses the clamp meter to measure the current !
There is another video where Kapanadze does the same thing in Turkey. Good aye it 

[Hoppy]

   Hoppy:  Thanks for the clarifications.
   I can connect the circuit up to two 12v batteries, it's just that they don't last more that a few minutes before starting to drain.
   So, for testing I'm using two laptop adapters, a 18v 6A one for the induction circuits, and a 24v, 2A one for the Kacher circuit.
But, I can do the test with the batteries, as well. What would be the point though? To avoid stray AC? Or what?   Below is a blurry pic of the ground CT running at 3.21MHz.  I'll post a better one later.

A few minutes is all that's required to take a screen shot from your scope. You may not see the same current waveform. If so, we can then determine why. 

[AlienGrey]

A few minutes is all that's required to take a screen shot from your scope. You may not see the same current waveform. If so, we can then determine why. 

is he checking where the current wave is on the timing order or the ground current ?
With your CT do-dar-dit you can get a phase shift and a phase inversion depending on frequency.
Are you sure using his scope wouldn't be a better idea ? at least to set it up, be aware Acula does exactly that
except no one has bothered to translate it.