Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

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Schematics?

Also, lets see two or three 2KW electric fires running for the full duration of the video.

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There was talk of pulsing the "control" coils at a frequency equal to the nmr of iron.  (never determined which isotope of iron)

Only ⁵⁷Fe is responsive to NMR excitation out of all the naturally abundant iron isotopes, because it has non-zero spin. 
⁵⁷Fe has 2.1% natural abundancy.

If a neutron decays inside the nucleus to a proton wouldn't the chiral bag burst and we get a fast proton also?

No, it would just transmute into Cobalt and release a fast electron.

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Make a simple trans 12-220, 24-220, 36-220 how to be at one's ease or how one's have radio parts. Put the trans in the field generated by inductor of a simple induction heater scheme.  To make a tangible result the field must have the force to heat up the metal object which is equal in dimension with trans . This is an observation from my personal experience... take a piece of iron about the same size as our trans and place him in the inductor – turn on induction heater as so speak and if metal warming very quickly, well somewhere about in 120 seconds and if already difficult to keep metal in the hands all will work.

In Brazil video device at a time they measure the temperature sensor and reaches 100 degrees Celcios, analyzing the Joule effect.

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Now what could happen if we connect potential-free pulsed DC to ground via a large self-inductance (maybe in combination with a capacitance)? Could this large self-inductance be suitable to capture electrons from earth which then amplifies the output current?

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@ Zeitmaschine
Da koennte vielleicht was dran sein, wenn man einem russischem Forum-Mitglied (PMOB11) trauen darf. Der behauptet naemlich, dass er nur 8W benoetigt, um eine 40W Gluehbirne mit voller Helligkeit leuchten zu lassen. Die Spule ist Bi-filar, Luftkern, 2 x 27 x 0,44 mm Cul.


Und hier ist die Schaltung:

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Only ⁵⁷Fe is responsive to NMR excitation out of all the naturally abundant iron isotopes, because it has non-zero spin. 
⁵⁷Fe has 2.1% natural abundancy.
No, it would just transmute into Cobalt and release a fast electron.

Gamma too?
  So maybe the Russian chokes didn't start off with cobalt but ended up with it due to transmutation of the iron57.  Whoever mined the iron got into a vein of the stuff and it ended up in some ferrite cores used for tv yokes.    The yokes have a pretty intense magnetic field associated with them to deflect the accelerated electrons coming off the cathode.  If you use an electron gun the bullets want to fly straight way to the anode.  They are deflected by the magnetic field of the yoke currents.  The yoke currents are pretty uniform and repetitous in order to sweep the screen 25 times a second.