Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[NickZ]

  T-1000:
   Thanks for trying to help me to understand about NMR. But, I must say that you are wasting your time on me.  As that is not my direction, in any way shape or form. I'll leave that you guys.

  What I am actually confused about is how you can use the link you posted, as an example to compare something such as that toy reactor device, as somehow being similar to what we are working on here. What if it had an output of 1000kW, still safe?

   I do admit that this is making me confused, as I see no relation to ferrite yoke cores, or even air cores (such as TK used), to be in any way similar to the use of radioactive substances,  radioisotopes (as my father worked with) or these reactors that you've linked to, which are needing a way to provide these reactor devices from going into "run-away" condition.
  quote:
"Resonant Nuclear Reactor - Stimulates U-238 by the use of a resonant electrical circuit".
  "  The secondary circuit is somewhat mis-tuned to prevent a runaway reaction."

  Oh, how thoughtful of them.
  I'll tell you what,  you can have it.  I'll stick with crazy people like Tesla and his fantasy point of view. As radiation and its effects, are like the Devils sledgehammer, in my book.
And no, I'm not religious, I broke free of that, also.
  Thanks for taking the time to instruct me, though. But, as I am the son a Slavic nuclear scientist, there are some things that I resist.
                                                                  Nicola Zec

[Newton007]

  T-1000:
   Thanks for trying to help me to understand about NMR. But, I must say that you are wasting your time on me.  As that is not my direction, in any way shape or form. I'll leave that you guys.

  What I am actually confused about is how you can use the link you posted, as an example to compare something such as that toy reactor device, as somehow being similar to what we are working on here. What if it had an output of 1000kW, still safe?

   I do admit that this is making me confused, as I see no relation to ferrite yoke cores, or even air cores (such as TK used), to be in any way similar to the use of radioactive substances,  radioisotopes (as my father worked with) or these reactors that you've linked to, which are needing a way to provide these reactor devices from going into "run-away" condition.
  quote:
"Resonant Nuclear Reactor - Stimulates U-238 by the use of a resonant electrical circuit".
  "  The secondary circuit is somewhat mis-tuned to prevent a runaway reaction."

  Oh, how thoughtful of them.
  I'll tell you what,  you can have it.  I'll stick with crazy people like Tesla and his fantasy point of view. As radiation and its effects, are like the Devils sledgehammer, in my book.
And no, I'm not religious, I broke free of that, also.
  Thanks for taking the time to instruct me, though. But, as I am the son a Slavic nuclear scientist, there are some things that I resist.
                                                                  Nicola Zec

Hi Nick,

I have to agree on this.
In todays world even the mention of anything Nuclear can cause a panic stampede to the exit.
And panic is not good.

[stoyan_]

Hello everybody !
Please see the attached file , containing descripton of idea for an overunity transformer.
Please feel invited to comment it .
Since I don't have enough funds to build and test it if someone is thinking that the idea is promising it will be fantastic to test it and to post the results.
Many thanks in advance.
I am sorry for posting my idea under a different topic , but I needed my idea to be seen
drom as many as possible members.

[stoyan_]

Here is also a pdf version of the file , containing description of my idea.

[Haan]

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.

That's a fair comment.  It makes one wonder ...