Confirmation of OU devices and claims

[a.king21]

So many questions:


Re Heavyside component:  Rick covers it extensively in one of his videos. One disruptive discharge circuit can power a string of batteries.  Not  just a second  battery.  Yes I have seen it and you can use common household components.  I have shown Rick the video but it is not for public.  Sorry. (It would hit Rick's business).


Re coil relationships:  Don Smith covers it as does Rick in his book on Don Smith and in some of Rick's videos.


Re grounding:  The cap is a blocking device. After the cap and between the ground you can use a bridge rectifier and feed back to the input.
The only problem I see is that you can get into Tesla's one wire system and load the input - so you have to experiment with different values of capacitor and other diodes to see which works the best. The best way is the way Benitez does it in his first patent. (Riick is going to do a kit but I don't know which of Benitez's systems)
Re coil measurement:  I was asking Kapanadze if special components were required.  My team needed a 100 MW set up. Maybe in builds of 10 MW.  Kapanadze said the only requirement was the cable or wire required which would have to be accurately measured. Then he seemed to think that ordinary off the shelf components were ok.
(In Rick's case he states that just one cm out and you can lose the effect.)
I enclose a photo of some of the transformers we were going to use  to input into the grid .

[AlienGrey]

Ha, Ha A, now your jesting aren't you? I know a few people with solar and most of the time
they are selling power to the grid, i'm not sure how it works but its a module that does it, it
fits on a shelf on the garage wall !

[rickfriedrich]

One of the best comments I have read on this forum. 

Okay that it contradicts to my above post, we learn all the time. 
Gyula

[gyulasun]

Hi Rick,

I knew you would jump on it, that is mainly why I worded it like that.   

Here is one of the most catching comments I have read on this forum.

There were 15 total as I had 4 smaller coils with larger bulbs as well (one under the table and 4 at the
top at one point--10 big coils, 4 smaller, and 1 on a ferrite rod). There were 75 small coils with LEDs
totaling over 2W. So we have at least 8W of measured power with 0.75W or less input.

It is a pity if you refrain from proving it and it remains a claim. 

Gyula

[AlienGrey]

Hi Rick,

I knew you would jump on it, that is mainly why I worded it like that.   

Here is one of the most catching comments I have read on this forum.
It is a pity if you refrain from proving it and it remains a claim. 

Gyula

Gyula, Well I assume that's Rick's device but what of Itsu it's pointless me asking any one in the group,
but what exactly are Itsu's figures to date ?