Kapanadze and other FE discussion

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also a question on your mentioned remote location..
Do they use the Single wire Grid system there ,which is typical to some remote areas?.

Good question. I also asked Wesley whether the yellow house is connected to the power grid, or
whether it has no utility power at all, but so far Weslely did not answer.

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Wesley is an "Earth" scientist ,and I do not take his claims in his field with a grain of salt..
I am personally quite excited about his experiments here and there association with a "possible" TK MO

Sure whatever works for you.
As I have already said, I have no problems at all with anyone doing any experimentation they want, so
I don't understand some of your comments.

Just FYI, someone having a background in physics or other sciences in no way at all necessarily means they
have good practical skills and knowledge with electrical and electronics circuits and measurements.
That is a whole different ball game. Make of that what you will.

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Tariel included somethig tips in some video's. Search what he said what happen when you disconnect load from his devied

[Grumage]

For Mr AlienGrey ....   

https://youtu.be/JcPu4Ie47vA

I just watched the video again, I'd like to say that the voltmeter reading was incorrect. It was after finishing the video that I discovered my DMM had effectively died.

For Wesley....

https://youtu.be/MXPtdzhSdfw

This " curiosity " was interpreted as a capacitive form of resonance....

Cheers Graham.

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https://youtu.be/MXPtdzhSdfw
This " curiosity " was interpreted as a capacitive form of resonance....
Cheers Graham.

Hi Grumage. Very very nice!
An actual reasonably clear demonstration. I bow to you. 

Yes, there could be different factors which cause that sort of effect.
Standing waves (cancellations and additions along the wire) on one or both of the wires going to the two grounds can
increase or decrease measured peak voltage. This is very dependent on the frequency being used and length of the wires and
the specific point on the wires where you are measuring, as with AC you will get standing waves on the wires. An increase in voltage
peaks in no way implies an increase in available power beyond what is being injected into the 'input' wire of course,
but it doesn't rule it out either.

Driving the input to one ground wire with a pulse waveform instead may give even more interesting results on the second 'return' ground wire.
Nice job!