Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[idzaza]

This guy is talking about electromagnetic field, resonance. He has HV coil in the middle of the coil. Can anyone try tesla classic coil but between the HV secondary and primary wind the wire which will be the output power, this might be the kapanadze coil I think and I have seen this as an evidence. Induction coil induces electromagnetic field and the HV coil amplifies it so in resonance we get amplified power, voltage depends on the amount of windings and amp I guess on the thickness of the cable.
I might be not using all words correctly however, you should be able understand what I mean. Tesla coil is an over unity itself this is what I think good luck to all of us . I have not done this way yet. Will try in a week time as do not have working parts.

Regards
idzaza

[verpies]

Induction coil induces electromagnetic field and the HV coil amplifies

HV coil does not amplify the electromagnetic field - it only transforms it.  Induced voltage in the secondary coil can be increased but only at the expense of current draw in the primary. Voltage alone is not power.

it so in resonance we get amplified power,

LC resonance does not amplify energy, but it can be used to concentrate AC energy it in time just like any capacitor concentrates DC energy in time when it is charged slowly and discharged rapidly. Energy per time equals power. The catch is that this concentrated power cannot be drawn continuously.

voltage depends on the amount of windings

Yes and it also depends on how quickly the magnetic field changes in the coil.  (If it is not an air-core coil then the permeability of the core affects the induced voltage, too).

and amp I guess on the thickness of the cable.

The resistance of the winding (proportional to the square of its thickness) limits the current that can flow in that winding, BUT it is not responsible for creating that current.

[verpies]

Where can I find these 3 videos? Maybe I'm looking at the wrong ones.

Here are the links to the different clips of the Kapanadze mechanical motor with two large rotating disks:
Video Clip1 - a guy is looking in the hole in one of the base beams.
Video Clip2a - the best one IMO
Video Clip2b - shot with a different camera than 2a
Video Clip3 - the aquarium video with German voice-over and the odd white foam.

Also here at 36:54 and at 40:32 in the Clip2a, you can clearly hear the characteristic spin-up vibrations and compare them to the sole bearing noise on spin-down.  IMO these spin-up vibrations are caused by short beta current pulses repeating at low PRF or a motor in the base.

If you listen carefully you will notice that the frequency of the spin-up vibration is constant and does not increase proportionally to the angular speed of the disks (RPMs), however the frequency of the bearing noise (low rumbling) does vary with the angular speed (during spin-ups and spin-downs). 
A motor hidden in the base would create a speed dependent vibration on-spin-up, unless the belts in the pillow block bearings were slipping (lot of friction).
Don't you think that observation is significant?

Also, note that at this point in this clip, the belt on the generator pulley is taken-off and the previous belt-squeaking noises are absent.

For your amusement watch how at 32:22 of Clip2a,  TK yells "Danger, Radiation!  Run!" and people run away. 
Does this prove that radiation was on TK's mind when he was working on his device in 2002 or that he has a propensity for dramatics?  ...you decide...

So all TK devices are based on the same principle. (?)

Why not?
It is more probable that TK has stumbled upon one operating principle and developed it, than that he stumbled upon two distinct principles.

Then $1000 just for those brass discs means a) TK did surely not spend $1000 without knowing in advance what he was doing (what the outcome would be),

Unless he already had those disks in his scrap yard for free. (...or sheet brass to make them out of it).
Also, I think 10 years ago brass was cheaper than now.

b) it makes it even more strange that a cheaper steel disc (at least one of them) can also do the job.

IMO a steel disk is is good only for magnetic flux guiding and as a counterbalance to the brass disk.  The beta current pulses cannot be stimulated in iron (or in steel) without saturating it first (like in the Michael Meyer patent).

And I still see no reason why a less expensive scale model could not give any hints on the principle of work.

A smaller device might work but not as well as the large one because smaller devices require higher RF stimulating frequency and the penetration depth of RF into conductors decreases with increasing frequency (and permeability) 

Small devices operating at high frequencies would require non-conductive cores, most likely made out of pressed non-conductive powders - like in the Colman tube.
This is because the penetration depth of RF increases with increasing resistivity.

[baroutologos]

Here is his own original schematic he posted on the forum. There is nothing new that you professionals do not have. Looks simple, however we do to know exact frequency windings etc. His name is in Russian
РОМАН КАРНОУХОВ and profile is here http://my.mail.ru/mail/akula0083/. He did not achieve kilowatts of power output but I'll be very happy with just having even 1 bulb 100 watts running for free than I will improve it

Tesla coils, resonance, ground etc. This thread tries to loop itself to ancient overunity beliefs that beyond boubt have been investigated by all of us and we found out what we have been always told. No extra energy there.. Imo kapanadze looking setups are extremely suspicious.


I, myself, when i make a project and create a new one, working on the same principle, hardly each project resembles one another in physical look as well as part, coil shapes etc.
No... i do not buy it.


Nuclear or radioactive stimulated stuff holds the most promise for me. yea, its hard, but who said OU is easy?

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@baroutologos
Are you trying to be politically incorrect and alienate the users of this forum?