Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[verpies]

6. The clampon meter used to monitor input current is not sensitive to DC.

I did not know that!
That opens up a whole new arena for clandestine power delivery.

I am going to add this fact to my previous post.

The images below are from the paper's Fig. 3, where it is claimed in the paper that the darker bands are the heat coils shadowing the brighter heat from the inner chamber. But even this is false. I've taken the image and decomposed it into its RGB channels and its CIE Lch channels. The first image below is the Green channel from the RGB color space, and the second one is the chrominance channel from the CIE Lch decomposition. No further "enhancement" has been applied, just the channel extractions, and I'm working with the .jpg directly from the .pdf  of the paper's reproduction of the thermal imager's output. If I had the original to work with I could probably bring out the individual glowing wires, which can almost be seen already.

Yes, I see the horizontal bands, but Rossi openly admits that he has resistive heating elements inside.
...seems like I'm not getting sth ;(

[semenihin-77]

Весли ты был у Капанадзе,  ты видел у него такие приборы, как ты демонстрируешь? 


Wesley you were Kapanadze, did you see him the instruments, such as you demonstrate? ; D

[zcsaba77]

Hi All

Can Someone answer for one question?

These Akula's or other's generators how much is COP?

Thanks

regards Zcsaba77

[shiba]

Hi, NoBull,
I am primitive physicist only. I was sure, that basic quantum mechanics is well known here. Sparks wrote about orbital, ground state of hydrogen atom, bound state. All those terms belong to quantum mechanics. I'll try to explain the terms gradually in a sequence of posts. First thing: why quantum mechanics is important here at all?

Why Quantum Mechanics
Everyone who is interested in an energy harvester based on atomic phenomena touches quantum mechanical problems, because this theory describes the world on an atomic scale. Out intuition based on everyday experience is not enough to understand how it works.
Human intuition sometimes fails. Our everyday intuition put the Earth at the center of the Universe. In. the 16th century Copernicus developed a model that placed the Sun at the center of the Solar System. This heliocentric model was based on observations of heaven and calculations. But still there are people who believe that Sun goes around the Earth.
Quantum mechanics is now the fundamental theory of atomic phenomena. If we are going to work with atoms, we need to think scientifically habitually and remember that atomic scale is quite different that our ordinary experience.
Our ordinary experience world is governed by the assumption that macroscopic particles and physical systems have definite positions, velocities, trajectories or other properties.
Quantum mechanics is based on the principle that we can't simultaneously measure both the position and velocity of a particle. It is impossible to measure the current state of the quantum system exactly. And, consequently we can't predict future state of it too. The very measurement changes parameters we want to know.

Quantum Behavior (From Richard Feynman's Lectures on Physics) http://dbanach.com/feyn1.htm

[shiba]

Hi, Sparks
Is it possible to gain energy from hydrogen atom ground state?
Part 1:
In my mind we can't gain energy from hydrogen atom ground state (I don't think about a kind of nuclear fusion now). Ground state is a state of minimum energy of proton – electron system. If you try to move this system closer, or separate, you lose energy and the atom gains it.
The size of hydrogen atom is determined by the uncertainty principle. On the atomic scale particles have dual nature; they act as particles and as waves too. Our macroscopic experience says that particles have specific location. Waves are not located.