Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[a.king21]

Yes, "reverse threshold" is the phrase I was looking for lol.
However it is the same principle. Short duration, sharp, steep, spikes. I read in P.J. Kelly's book that Tesla said they had to be less duration than 1 millisecond.

[Cap-Z-ro]

Its getting near time to consult a psychic to determine whats in the can.

Regards...

[x_name41]

a ha ha ha ha ha ha ha there is a lot of bread to you eat 

[TinselKoala]

At the mention of Magnacoaster, this thread has just flopped out of the frying pan of actual research, and is solidly into the flames and ashes of fantasy.

[Zeitmaschine]

Yes I have seen what you have shown but in other angles this does not show up that way but clearly the other way. See the image below.

It makes no sense the one way or the other. Each angle shows something different. But since the connections on the bottom of the diode plate are completely unknown independent of the angle, it does not matter.

Also, I did some wire measurements for the primary and secondary of the main transformer to estimate the turns and came up with the following.......
Primary: 24 turns per layer and 8 layers = 192 turns.
Secondary: 8 turns per layer at 4 layers = 32 turns
Ratio: 6:1

I would have no idea how to count the turns of the transformer's coils on basis of the blurry 2004 video.

But just as a brilliant idea of mine: If the transformer's input is 220V and the transformer's regular output is - let's say - 36V, then what is the output if the 36V secondary coil generates a high voltage peak due to the sudden collapse of the magnetic field? What if the high voltage peak is 220V? What about back looping this 220V BEMF to the primary of the transformer?

BTW: ZX200