Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[magpwr]

One more mystery from the 'green box' video at 11:23. Why is the wire (shown arrowed in the attached clip) connected to the buried radiator left unterminated at the other end?

Hi Hoppy,

I'm living in a high rise apartment and i'm able to tell that the photo you sent the ground is concrete.That's a white wire which is not connect to anything just resting on concrete.
Likely it's still at the setting up stage for presentation purpose.

Nice try anyway.

[Zeitmaschine]

Yes, because its not needed until the lamps are switched on. 

I see! So prior to 19:00 the device runs on free energy because the white wires of the transformer under the workbench are still disconnected lying wound up on the floor but nevertheless the lamps are lit.

[Hoppy]

I see! So prior to 19:00 the device runs on free energy because the white wires of the transformer under the workbench are still disconnected lying wound up on the floor but nevertheless the lamps are lit.

Afraid not. It runs on battery but only for a very short period. The trafo was more than likely connected to safeguard against the battery running down quickly during the demo - very embarrassing in front of investors! For full 'smoke & mirrors' effect, the device ideally runs the lamp load on any combination of trafo / battery connection. However, this is not the case with the 'box' devices, which can only be started on a battery and must have a beefy power supply connected whilst running a heavy load.

[Hoppy]

Hi Hoppy,

I'm living in a high rise apartment and i'm able to tell that the photo you sent the ground is concrete.That's a white wire which is not connect to anything just resting on concrete.
Likely it's still at the setting up stage for presentation purpose.

Nice try anyway.

Where is the radiator wire connected?

[Zeitmaschine]

Afraid not. It runs on battery but only for a very short period. The trafo was more than likely connected to safeguard against the battery running down quickly during the demo - very embarrassing in front of investors!

The only embarrassing moment I can spot is the non-working spark at 20:20, after TK connected at 19:35 the transformer to the battery. So maybe the transformer draws current from the device (instead of supplying it), hence the spark fails.

And actually I'm still a bit undecided whether high voltage is needed or not.