Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[ariovaldo]

Now "join the dot's" 

Good night, Grum.

As we talked, I'll test the transformer with the original windings, but after that, I can "carve" it  and even " create" a gap as the Figueira patent show us.

[lightningengineer]

Have anybody wondered why aluminium is used as secondary and copper magnetic wire at the primary on these pole mounted HV transformers, it makes me wonder what really is a magnetic field.

Question:- does aluminium store electric field or electric charge.

                 Why are capacitors build with aluminium plates but not copper plates.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tUO3o5JTGhQ

Ok the reason is that am working on a new design of what we all called a transformer, that is the reason why am asking these simple questions.

IMO the power companies are using some kind of lenz killing equipments such as their HV transformers.

And am on to something.

Cheers..

Gidfactor

Grummage is right.  you are on to nothing.  Yes you have asked some simple questions but these are really basic stuff.  There is no power company conspiracy or whatever.  There are VERY simple answers to those questions of WHY companies use aluminum in the secondaries.  COST!  There is more volume in the secondary and historically it has always been far cheaper to use Aluminum than copper.  The HV long distance lines are all made of braided aluminum.  Nothing but weight and cost making that decision.

You guys never get anywhere because you duff around from one stupid topic to the next and get hung up on ideas that are ridiculous and have been proven false for over a hundred years.

Posting youtube videos and claiming you see anomalies that are a figment of the imagination is just dumb

If youre interested -


    In North America, aluminum is the predominant choice of winding material for low-voltage, dry-type transformers larger than 15 kilovolt-amperes(kVA). In most other areas of the world, copper is the predominant winding material. The primary reason for choosing aluminum windings is its lower initial cost. The cost of copper base metal has historically proven to be much more volatile than the cost of aluminum, so that the purchase price of copper conductor generally is the most expensive choice. Also, because aluminum has greater malleability and is easier to weld, it is the lower-cost manufacturing choice. However, reliable aluminum connections require more discipline and expertise on the part of transformer installers than that needed for copper connections.

They also provide this comparison table: (reformatted)

Table 1: Common Reasons for Winding Material Choice for Low Voltage Dry-Type Transformers

    FALSE: Aluminum-wound transformer terminations are incompatible with copper line and load cables.

    TRUE: Properly terminating line and load connections is more difficult for aluminum-wound transformers.

    FALSE: Line and load connections to copper-wound transformers are more reliable than those to aluminum-wound transformers.

    TRUE: Aluminum wound transformers are lighter in weight than copper wound equivalents.

    FALSE: Copper-wound low voltage transformers are better for "high-impact" loads because copper has higher tensile strength than aluminum.

    FALSE: Aluminum-wound transformers have higher losses because copper is a better conductor.

    FALSE: Aluminum-wound transformers have higher hot-spot temperatures because copper is a better thermal conductor than aluminum.

[lightningengineer]

Get on the bench and start proving/disproving things for yourself before jumping on the forum and making claims.

Kapanadze is NOT overunity.  I wish it was.  Honestly.  But I know its not and have devices that do the same thing.  All smoke and mirrors but no more power out than in.

1300 odd pages this thread.  Cmon...wake up and smell the dog poo.   

[elementSix]

I haven't been keeping up with the Jones lately, but I have noticed that LightningEngineer seems to be some one from our sorted past.  He shows up as a newbie and starts bashing everyone.  I mean this Tool is here trolling and starting to piss everyone off.  Didn't we kick some one off this forum just for that reason.  That guy was an asshole, very Rude and over posts a bunch off dumb comments trying to just piss people off.  Who are you.  I know Zeit could probably recognize who you are...  Even the Government trolls on here don't act like that.  They have a certain limit to their ways. 
1300 Pages, if you are hear for the same reason as most on this Thread, then that means you are lonely and want attention.  No matter what kind it is.  TK's device in itself is not Overunity.  That prolly true, it is a conversion device tho.  No one else has tried to recreate Tesla's Impulse Tech..  If they did they would realize it is just a conversion device.  It can run itself and power a motor that could turn an AC generator and make plenty of "Overunity Power".  Every time you Flip a Switch you are tapping into Radiant Energy for a split Second.  That is known by every one here.  When you put a current to a wire, at the first instant there is a spike of energy that is higher than the input.  But its not the same energy that was used to create it.  So I'll Just ask you, what Names have you gone by, and what is your purpose on this Forum??   It's not free energy, it's more like Bordum.   This forum is just for Bullshitting around, and every one knows that.  I enjoy BS too, thats why I post and read on it.  I like Ziet, Grumage, A.King, and everyone else.  We jump on each other some times, but it's nothing personal...

[baroutologos]

@ lightungengineer


Generally what you say its true. Numerous times the same old concepts are emerging, disproved and sunk again to the depths of this thread. I cannot see any merit of them, especially if no new high tech materials are considered or new methods for dealing with the same old problems.


By the way, call it fetish, but i like to see experiements towards nuclear trasmutations. Low energy nuclear reactions or cold fusion etc