Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

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The input power of a 5KV neon sign transformer will typically be in the order of 100W - 200W depending on its current rating. Given that a setup like shown in the Chinese video will be little better than 50% efficient electrically, then the lamp load will share around 50W - 100W at best. Its not possible to even guess the consumption of the bank of 9 lamps in the video, as the camera is compensating for light and the lamps are flashing wildly. Some key data is needed on power consumption from a watt meter at the input and some scope shots taken across low value shunt resistor in the lamp loop and of course the type and wattage of the lamps used. This data will help those interested, to decide whether its worth trying to replicate this particular Don Smith type configuration.

Hi hoppy!

the lamps are not flashing. morover each bulb is 60 watt 220 volt rated and there are elevn bulbs that are lit up. watch the video carefully where the user shows the bulb rating.11x60=660 watts. who cares if power input is 100 or 200 or 500 watts? it is overunity except loop back.

see akula coils both at toroid and at output. both are cw and ccw. and kapanadze you have  seen blue coils cw and ccw. the key is lenz killer coil and wise way to use it.


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[Hoppy]

Hi hoppy!

the lamps are not flashing. morover each bulb is 60 watt 220 volt rated and there are elevn bulbs that are lit up. watch the video carefully where the user shows the bulb rating.11x60=6600 watts. who cares if power input is 100 or 200 or 500 watts? it is overunity except loop back.

see akula coils both at toroid and at output. both are cw and ccw. and kapanadze you have  seen blue coils cw and ccw. the key is lenz killer coil and wise way to use it.


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Hi 00,

Thanks for the thumbs up on this build. 

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That is a chinese replication of the donald smith device.
see the original post here:
http://www.energysea.net/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=1157
and also here:
http://user.qzone.qq.com/278885050/blog/1378191565#!app=2&via=QZ.HashRefresh&pos=1378191565
Please use Google to translate it.

his diagram is in the attachment.

it seems that his replication doesn't need any ground connection.


He (青云Cloud) is also the person who made the 2 shaded pole motors (one modified)  self looping device.
This might not be a fake.

I have one question.
How to calcuate the values of the secondary capacitors to match resonance?

Just my few thoughts:
The capacitor over L2 is ment to change waveform out of phase to 180 degrees. So L2+L3 can have polarities in series.
The capacitors in series over L2+L3 and diode bridge meant to get you series resonance when heavy load is attached after rectifying current. The frequency there is determined by how much time is between trumpet oscillations  Also the entire setup need to be calculated for single resonant frequency.
Just the only thing on the output instead of bridge rectifier - I would suggest D. Smith scalar transformer. So It would not change impedance no matter what load is.

P.S> There is topic about D. Smith in Energetic forum so you might continue there.

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   11 60 watt bulbs is 660 watts of draw, not 6600, so if you are needing 500 watts, or more like 660 watts drawn, then there is no gain.
  And as far as I've heard there has been not one person obtain a gain from a Don Smith device, yet. No matter what coils are used. this may be the exception and is still interesting if the input is only 100w or so.
  Here is another twin motor/generator video explaining the how and why it works.
http://www.tudou.com/programs/view/D2Wrwd27cZ0/

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    00:
   11 60 watt bulbs is 660 watts of draw, not 6600, so if you are needing 500 watts, or more like 660 watts drawn, then there is no gain. And as far as I've heard there has been not one person obtain a gain from a Don Smith device, yet. No matter what coils are used.

yes mistake  aknowledged and corrected.



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