Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[Hoppy]

This demonstration is only meaningful if people can replicate this device successfully. Otherwise it is just one more strange »free energy« video to entertain the masses.

Is it me or is it the camera: the light bulbs are looking somewhat dim at the end of the video compared with the beginning.

Yes, the lights do appear to be dimming after the approx 6 minute run time on the video and look very underpowered from the beginning. Although this device initially looked convincing, I think we have an inverter here running from some high capacity lithium batteries. More transparency needed, otherwise these guys are just wasting their time posting up these videos which will not convince anyone with any degree of electrical / electronics knowledge. 

Again, thanks to Wesley for the translation.

[conico]

Please, help me!
I tried to replicate the device from the movie:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PoGfSDbnwbk
The transformer becomes hot and the device is not OU.
In the movie ,the red leds light around 1-2 Hz and in diagram is around 70Khz with C2 510pf, what is correct?
The coil is around 115miliHenry or microHenry? I belive is microH.
Thank you!

[T-1000]

Please, help me!
I tried to replicate the device from the movie:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PoGfSDbnwbk
The transformer becomes hot and the device is not OU.
In the movie ,the red leds light around 1-2 Hz and in diagram is around 70Khz with C2 510pf, what is correct?
The coil is around 115miliHenry or microHenry? I belive is microH.
Thank you!

Hi,

The electronics in provided circuit is not very appropiate as this concept needs to have shorting of middle resistive coil right before moment of first coil disconnection and the eneregy regeneration back to primary capacitor after those two cycles are finished.
Please re-design circuit which will behave in this way and try again...

[NickZ]

  conico:
  You should post your comments and circuit in the "Joule Thief" thread, as this thread here is for the Kapanadze/Tesla type of higher output circuits.

  I've already started the discussions there, about this device.

   NickZ

[HH]

@conico
If R5 is just 1 Ohm, it's way too low. Try 10 or even 100. Good luck