Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[the_big_m_in_ok]

I put tin foil on the very top portion of the bulb so there was a 1.5 to 2 inch distance between the base and foil.   The actual discharge is inside the bulb similar to a plasma globe.

Wow.  And this thing has the same effective function as a capacitor?
If it has an "arc" internally, that would be something different than how a capacitor works. Capacitors don't act like resistors, which do consume electricity and generate heat by actually resisting the electron flow, for example.  A spark gap does create arc to perform its designed function.
--Lee

[xenomorphlabs]

Maybe frequency is different ? I recall user bolt talked about that. With low frequency 50-400hz energy is pulled from ground while in khz it is taken from air. The same was Don Smith talking about.

There is no foundation or experimental backing for that user´s statement in exactly that differentiation, its speculative and contradictive to what Smith sais or should i say Smith contradicts himself (nothing new) and thereby confuses people?
Why does Don Smith mention on multiple occasions that the "amps" come through the earth ground and why does he emphasize that grounding the center tap is important for the electrons to enter, if it would be just enough to "pull the electrons out of the air" ? His systems pretty much all run higher than 50-400 Hz and all of them are grounded that way.
He does aditionally ALSO mention that due to the high frequency nature of his coils that excited electrons from the air can be stored in the caps, so DOES Kapanadze mention the energy entering between the coils (read the patents, he does not talk about the earth ground there).
So now you decide what to believe.

[baroutologos]

With all these contradicting theories and a total lack of credibility, its hard to believe anything at all seriously.

By the way, wondering in russian forums i encountered an answer supposed of SR towards a member urging for the spread of this technology for the common good.
http://next-energy.ru/forum/index.php?topic=26.msg3313#msg3313

Its a real pity, assuming that this person knows anything of value, that key technology is buried with stucked minds. More or less he condems merchantile interest in this field despite of promoting well being and easier life.

What is the wrong with that i wonder if someone promotes such technology and makes a decent living?.

[gauschor]

Any news from our russian friends? I tried to read the dynatron collected messages but was unable to understand much. The google translation is really messy...
So basically this circuit looks very simple... some coil, some diodes, some caps... Anyone got this circuit to work?

@Znel: is the resonant circuit strong enough so you could add some kind of pickup coil.. or how would one collect the energy?

Is it possible to connect a battery charger on the output or a small e-motor? Or would the resonance effect vanish then?

[znel]

@Znel: is the resonant circuit strong enough so you could add some kind of pickup coil.. or how would one collect the energy?

Is it possible to connect a A on the output or a small e-motor? Or would the resonance effect vanish then?

It's actually quite small right now, I built it to prove out a theory.   It runs on 10 volts at 30ma and drives 48 LED's from the main ring wired in parallel.   I'm sure a larger version of it could do something useful. 

It's actually stupid simple and basically a transformer tank circuit driven by a PWM.  Has the same characteristics of the Tesla hairpin and will drive a load anywhere on the ring.  The main coil is basically 3 turns through the center and 5 turns around the outer diameter about 70uh, the ring is a 1/8 inch copper tube 6 inches in diameter 20uh with a 1uf cap between the split end.   The PWM is set to drive the coil at 7khz with a 1.6 to 2.9% duty cycle.   The 555 PWM's are kind of power hungry and didn't work well with the set up and I started playing with a Velleman PWM kit and they work very well and are very efficient. 

I built a few of them before I actually got the results I was looking for, this one works well.  The LED's are wired in parallel and there is about 1.25 amps cirulating in the ring.   Also the ring is polarized, there is a pos and neg side as it works more like a DC current pump in the ring.   Very little voltage in the ring.