Kapanadze and other FE discussion

[stivep]

https://youtu.be/qdJ1V_yDv-c

Wesley

[Void]

Hi Hoppy. Kapanadze was not connected to the grid however.
You can not draw any significant power from the grid with just
a single earth ground connection, unless maybe you are directly
under high tension power lines.

Hi Wesley. Thanks for the video.

The Romancorp demo is questionable to me because it seems to be connected directly
to the grid, which opens the door for ground loops and similar. I am not sure what he was using as the
AC source (generator?) connected to one of the transformer winding pairs there. A separate
generator (isolated from ground?) or connected to the mains... Those kind of tests can be
misleading without taking great care to observe and identify what is completely isolated from ground
and what isn't. I have been fooled myself in some cases until I switched to battery power on generators
and measuring equipment to make sure I was fully isolated from ground.

Note:
When two electrolytic capacitors are connected '+' to '+', or '-' to '-', this is a way to
make a non-polarized capacitor from two polarized electrolytic capacitors. Required if
you want to use polarized electrolytic capacitors in an AC circuit. I would be concerned about
possibly causing an electrolytic cap to explode when doing this, but apparently this is an acceptable
way to make a non-polarized cap out of two individual polarized electrolytics.

[Void]

I will .. after I stop. I'm traveling
You do not  watch my video  carefully look at
Capacitor voltage Transformer
Capacitive Voltage Transformer Reactor
it is on my video in the  description of the schematic  next to
Tesla coil.
and than google it please.

Wesley

Hi Wesley. I think you may be misunderstanding me.
I was just pointing out that connecting '+' to '+' on two
polarized electrolytic capacitors is done to make a non-polarized
capacitor out of two polarized electrolytic capacitors. I was not implying anything
other than that.
Enjoy your travels!

[Belfior]

https://youtu.be/qdJ1V_yDv-c

Wesley

Hah! Even TheOldScientist agrees with me. He is even saying "try to understand what I am saying!"

His input is 7V and some amps for covering copper losses. He is charging a cap with 165V. With that input. So how many Farads you need to run selflooped with 165V?

[Hoppy]

Hi Hoppy. Kapanadze was not connected to the grid however.
You can not draw any significant power from the grid with just
a single earth ground connection, unless maybe you are directly
under high tension power lines.

Agreed but we cannot be sure that there was not a concealled earth connected to grid neutral.