New April 2016 Video from Kapanadze shows again KWatts of Free Energy

[hartiberlin]

The Kapanadze Team has again published a new Video showing his "Aquarium-type" Generator that seems
to power a few KWatts of loads only needing a ground line and a start pulse from a 9 Volt Battery.

Here is the latest Video.

What do you think ?
Has he hidden there inside the Aquarium-box  a few big Lithium Batteries or is this technology for real ??

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lHLydOHRfB0

Regards, Stefan.

[MagnaProp]

Not saying it isn't real. Just saying that April 1 isn't the best date to release a new energy video.

[Pirate88179]

Stefan:

I can't watch the video because I am at work but will view it when I get home.  Thanks for finding and posting this.  I did not know he was still around showing his device anywhere.

Bill

[Zeitmaschine]

I think a) for real and b):

One more Kapanadze riddle solved (thanks to verpies)

Ever wondered why in the Kapanadze 2004 video they needed more than one attempt to switch on the lamps? Did Kapanadze use a switch with a loose or bad contact? Rather unlikely, I guess.

At 17:36 SWITCH ON

At 20:45 SWITCH ON

At 24:05 SWITCH ON

And - astonishingly enough - here they needed more than one attempt in order to switch the lamps OFF!

At 18:37 SWITCH OFF

What could be the cause of this strange behavior?

Below there is a snippet taken from ECT190, Cahier Technique, Ferroresonance, it says »switching operations on the power system [...] can initiate the phenomenon by driving into saturation the iron core of one or two of the VTs of the parallel ferroresonant circuit [...]«.

One of the keywords here is »can«. It does not have to - but it can.

Hence, could that mean that one single switch on that Kapanadze device can drive the transformer hidden in the round box into saturation but it could happen that more than one tries are needed to get it into ferroresonance? Here one and the same switch either initiates the state of ferroresonance or it disrupts it?

Interesting. Then how to get a transformer out of that state of ferroresonance? The simplest method, I guess, would be to disconnect something within the device. But a single switch can't do that directly. So this would mean the better solution is to have two switches. And what do we see on the improved green box device? We see two switches!

One step closer to the ultimate solution.

[Hoppy]

Interesting. Then how to get a transformer out of that state of ferroresonance? The simplest method, I guess, would be to disconnect something within the device. But a single switch can't do that directly. So this would mean the better solution is to have two switches. And what do we see on the improved green box device? We see two switches!

The second switch is IMO most likely used to cut the holding circuit for the latching relay, operated by the start-up battery.