Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[Shokac]

This is my bee magnet!?!?!

Magnet from old speaker?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yoCBORXzOqU&feature=plcp

[captainkt]

@Shokac, I think it might be bit tight to get toroid in, as in a previous post (hundreds back ) the orange looking parts inset are transistors arranged in circle. I do think that the circle(can) is mostly a cap home made from polystyrene and copper.
Regards
Keith

[calim]

I doubt TK could forsee this but he might not even care if the green transformer is just an electro-junk for show.

The best explanation of TK's devices I have read so far (see here) suggests that the big tubular coil is just an output filter and the energy generating component (copper or brass ring/disk) is well hidden in a black box.

According to this article, the rest of the visible components, with non-sensical connections, is just junk designed to mislead the observers.

Hi,

This is my first post and the first time I read such a document - very interesting

I'm not a physician or anything like that, I only know electricity basics

I can read  "It does use fuel, and the fuel is brass/copper ...(...)"  and that "it will not run forever"

My question is...  - and I am very surprised that nobody asked it before - How much time could it run then   How much fuel does it use ??

[verpies]

This is my first post and the first time I read such a document - very interesting
I'm not a physician or anything like that, I only know electricity basics
I can read  "It does use fuel, and the fuel is brass/copper ...(...)"  and that "it will not run forever"
My question is...  - and I am very surprised that nobody asked it before - How much time could it run then   How much fuel does it use ??

For copper beta-decay my guesstimate is 1kg/10000MJ.

For a more precise Energy Density figure multiply the isotope abundance by the number of its atoms in 1kg and multiply by the average energy of the charged beta-decay products emitted during the transmutation of one atom.

P.S.
A "physician" is a very different animal from a physicist.

[calim]

For copper beta-decay my guesstimate is 1kg/100000MJ.

For a more precise Energy Density figure multiply the isotope abundance by the number of its atoms in 1kg and multiply by the average energy of the charged beta-decay products emitted during the transmutation of one atom.

Thanks... And what does happen to the "used" copper ? I mean what does it looks like once used ?

P.S.
"Physician" is a very different animal from a physicist.

Sorry, I'm French. My English can be a little approximate !
I meant that I'm not a doctor or a physicist