Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[grizli]

I proceeded today with some basic experiments in a general Tesla transformer setup that utilizes a ferrite core, in order to see differences and get a basic understanding.

My first objective was to replicate the "badsatBg" effect that found out by inserting a core into a "transformer" 's cavity, you make it more efficient. (collecting magnetic flux)
I played with a biffilar setup also.

A quite interesting effect is that when the setup and the cap discharges into the biffilar and it works normaly with a little hissing sound, when the core is inserted into the cavity of coil, it rings even though i hold it my hand. It does not phisically rings, i cannot sense enything like that, but i can hear a high-pitch ringing that is not coming from the spark-gap. 

Anyway... i proceed

WHERE you got so big ferrite rods ?
Have you tried both series Tesla bifiral and crossed bifilar (that cancels magnetic field)

[xenomorphlabs]

I proceeded today with some basic experiments in a general Tesla transformer setup that utilizes a ferrite core, in order to see differences and get a basic understanding.

My first objective was to replicate the "badsatBg" effect that found out by inserting a core into a "transformer" 's cavity, you make it more efficient. (collecting magnetic flux)
I played with a biffilar setup also.

A quite interesting effect is that when the setup and the cap discharges into the biffilar and it works normaly with a little hissing sound, when the core is inserted into the cavity of coil, it rings even though i hold it my hand. It does not phisically rings, i cannot sense enything like that, but i can hear a high-pitch ringing that is not coming from the spark-gap. 

Anyway... i proceed

A very interesting observation about the ringing.
Maybe the frequency was too high to physically sense it
In solid state bedinis i have run into the coils ringing like that at resonance, but you probably could differentiate that from the rining you heard.
Keep it up.

By the way, Melnichenko made some presentations where he uses a  transformer with a special core setup and according to his number-crunching gets about 120-150% more out of the circuit.
The principle is based upon making use of the secondary magnetic field.

[forest]

We can have two currents in coil , right ? Each one related to its power source.
isn't that like vacuum tube ? like something Steven Mark said ?
do you see the difference when both are abruptly removed ?

[sadang]

Maybe this will help in some way...

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/02/080222095358.htm

[MorePowerEgor]

Filling in the gaps!

This guy is a radio ham that knows his onions.

6 Videos in the lecture.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y-DjFZfTITk

Spread it round as it fits into a lot of threads.