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Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

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jbignes5

Quote from: verpies on June 13, 2012, 05:25:54 AM
I can't ignore this statement unchallenged as it is misleading to the newbies reading it.
The truth is that very large electric current can flow through capacitors when they are charged and discharged from/into low resistance.

Both, capacitors and inductors (coils) store energy. 
One in the form of electric field and the other in the form of magnetic field, respectively ( 0.5*L*I^2 and 0.5*C*V^2 ).
Capacitor stores energy in the open state and Inductor stores energy in the shorted state.  Discharging their energy happens at the opposite states.

Capacitors resist the change of voltage across them and do it by drawing or discharging current through them.
Inductors resist the change of current through their winding and do it by developing a voltage across it.


Absolutely no current flows through a cap if it did it would short out. No current at all flows trough a capacitor period. Through induction there might seem to be a current but in reality there is zero current flowing through that cap. IF there was there would be no capacitance.

A capacitor is merely a baloon with two channels. In the middle of that baloon there is a thin wall. The wall separates the two halves but still allows movement between the two halves. This might seem like current to you but it is very reliant on what goes in must come out. It is also limiting DC to absolutely no current and AC to a sudo current, ie not a true current. So you could say to an ac signal there was no blockage and to a dc current there was absolute blockage. Folks most capacitors are the changing device. It converts or condenses inductive discharges into sudo current. As long as that current is an AC signal. The Dc component gets blocked and I suspect the AC component gets inverted. Not in the usual sense of inverted but like a film negative is inverted of the real picture.

So since the capacitor is elastic in the sense of electronics what can we do with it? I mean can we pressurize it up and then cause it to slosh back and forth creating AC? With the inertia of the pressure being the force behind the sloshing?? Caps are the most famous oddity there is. An inductance without conduction.

This is why I proposed using the bifilar pancake coil as a sudo cap or active cap. It's capable of receiving and compressing charges in real time. This condenses the charges along the whole bifilar pancake's plane. Having multiple coils in parallel would lower both the esr and losses associated with caps. This will be our working pressure, charge engine. The bigger the surface area and the bigger the elements then the better this thing should work. I'm thinking we should try the one wire method simply because it creates the right pressure. This way with the bifilar pancake coils have a central access. This could be used for the exciter element through the central hole.

Anyways No one has something to say of the Tesla quote I put up last? Taking the movie with the aluminum can I showed earlier you can see that there is a physical crushing event going on. The metal makes all the difference as to how it reacts.


Here is a nice test or the reflective nature of self terminated coils. Check the scope shots.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D7QiI8p1gi4&feature=channel&list=UL

And this shows the Tesla concept very well. This one uses a ground loop via the cap. This is a one sided version.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?list=ULUUvQJIwezW0&feature=endscreen&NR=1&v=4ignJRwZ90I

This is another interesting discovery about planar magnetics.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UUvQJIwezW0&feature=BFa&list=ULD7QiI8p1gi4

verpies

Quote from: jbignes5 on June 13, 2012, 08:04:52 AM
No current at all flows trough a capacitor period.
It does in a circuit, see:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNnQi-tJbHQ

...the displacement current between the plates of the capacitor, even generates magnetic field just like an electron current in a wire.

starcruiser

Interesting, couple a self resonant coil (Tesla's extra coil) and use this http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=iUhwG_4ehwM and you have the TPU or any other device that will produce more than you use.

You need to kick the coils, a couple of self resonant / tuned coils with an output (all air core) should get us what we need. This is what I see as the main part of these devices.
Regards,

Carl

jbignes5

Quote from: verpies on June 13, 2012, 09:47:57 AM
It does in a circuit, see:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNnQi-tJbHQ

...the displacement current between the plates of the capacitor, even generates magnetic field just like an electron current in a wire.


Please. It simply separates the circuit. It creates two distinct halves. There is no real current there, it only simulates the current. But in that induction it must invert the polarity to do that and thats AC right?

We can also compare this to a diode. A diode uses the reflection of the oncoming voltage flow and stops the flow inductively. In a capacitor this is also evident but the one way nature is split into a two way process. Induction is a funny thing.

The double shorted coil is also very telling about this process. Through magnetic lines we control the voltage refection. They set up horizontally through the centers of the coils including the center coil. This is a strong magnetic link or virtual inductive conductor. The center coil then can charge the exterior coils and then reflect or push back to the source coil(middle) This creates a pump. So what if you shorted the input coil with a cap and then charged the cap till it starts breaking the spark gap down. Would oscillation occur? How would you extract the high potential after pressurization? Would harvesting the spark gap increase return ala Gray tube?

What if we could control the path of the powerful ground loop. This could be done with fluid hydrodynamics and the magamp as a control for setup and harvesting of the pulses. Just a 2 way switch would be all we would need. One for pulsing and one for harvesting a portion of the oscillation into a condenser bank. We must be mindful of unintentional ground loops that will pull energy away from the basic regen cycle.

Zeitmaschine

Quote from: TinselKoala on June 12, 2012, 10:46:32 PM
OK.... I hope that helped clear up some of the ideas about capacitors.
Carry on....
Here some more ideas about capacitors to carry on.

Don't know whether Tesla was aware of this or not, but it looks somewhat promising: Two bifilar Tesla coils coaxially mounted bounded by one exciter coil. The outcome is not only four secondary coils but also three capacitors (at least) build by the coils themselves.

Quote from: jbignes5 on June 13, 2012, 08:04:52 AM
Absolutely no current flows through a cap if it did it would short out.
Connecting two wires together at the bottom will short one of the capacitors. But - dependent on frequency - more or less only at the bottom not at the top. What could this mean? ::) Hmmm ...

Regards

P.S.: Winding one bifilar coil clockwise and the other counterclockwise would be an option too.