Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[Pirate88179]

Hello Pirate,

I guess this is the type of winding you are saying.
I think this manifests null inductucance if both parts have same current strength (same resistance, same inductunce)

Yes, I believe this is correct.  If you tap a JT circuit any other way, it will not work so I believe this does demonstrate some increase or phenomenon that may or may not be related to JLN's work.

Thanks,

Bill

[romerouk]

Here is my replication for Kapanadze-Kapagen style. No measurements yet as it is impossible to use digital equipment.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a675_0onwjg

[xenomorphlabs]

@romerouk :

Very nice!
So how did you wind the coil exactly then?

Keep it up!

[flathunter]

Yes, I believe this is correct.  If you tap a JT A any other way, it will not work so I believe this does demonstrate some increase or phenomenon that may or may not be related to JLN's work.

Thanks,

Bill

Hi Bill,

I see a big difference between he way the JT is wound and the link on Naudins website ( http://www.tesla-coil-builder.com/bifilar_electromagnet.htm )....

The JT is wound so that the two wires which are joined together (point B in Gyulsans helpful diagram) are connected directly to the same battery terminal.  This means the wires carry the current in opposite directions round the ferrite toroid, which I believe means the magnetic field is cancelled (feel free to còrrect me guys if im speaking arse....there are lots of you with way more JT experience than me).

Naudins link with the simple experiment has the two remaining ends of the wire (A and C on the diagram) connected to plus and minus on the battery...the current will be going in the same direction, so the magnetic fields will just add together.  I think its the same with Teslas pancake bifilar...the current goes in the same direction....

What does everyone think? 

[flathunter]

Here is my replication for Kapanadze-Kapagen style. No measurements yet as it is impossible to use digital equipment.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a675_0onwjg

Very nice build - looking forward to the details.