Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[andrea76]

hi idzaza can you translate how TK said about gravity in these video?? your translation is VERY important to solve the problem.thx
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1l6TGpe0uKs

[forest]

So simple.... ?

[NickZ]

  Hoppy and All:
  Agreed, but the first thing may be to just get the thing working, without the feed-back, as that may be the tricky part. If we can get it to produce anywhere close to the same mentioned output, even without self charging, that would be 95% there. 
One thing at a time. As any steps forward are better than what we have had up to now.
  When I hear that translation,   it rings like the truth... 
  So, simple? Yes, that is what he says...  we made it complicated.

    NickZ

[Hoppy]

  Hoppy and All:
  Agreed, but the first thing may be to just get the thing working, without the feed-back, as that may be the tricky part. If we can get it to produce anywhere close to the same mentioned output, even without self charging, that would be 95% there. 
One thing at a time. As any steps forward are better than what we have had up to now.
  When I hear that translation,   it rings like the truth...

    NickZ

But feedback from the outset may well be the only way to achieve the desired self-running result.

[NickZ]

   Hoppy:
   Of course, but it may not be essential for it to produce the much higher output from 0.4 watts input, or so.
  The input could also come from a very small solar panel/inverter set up, as well.
The feed-back issue is very important, once it's working right.
The translation is indicating that it can be started by a bump start from a old sulfated dead battery, that is given enough charge to just get the device going. Just like the starter in your car, it won't start without it, but is really only needed once, or only once in a while, so even an old battery, or a grid powered source will work, just to start it.
I wonder if the inverter is a 12v to 220v Dc to Ac., and not 110v, as maybe it's important to have sufficient input power to kick start it up and going.

  NickZ