Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[TinselKoala]

  Guys:
  Tinselkoala's video does not prove that it can light a string of 1k to 3k incandescent bulbs, like TK. The indicator light is flickering, it's not steady, as well as the spark.
It only proves that there is bigger spark coming out of the bifilar coil, as compared to the regular spiral coil.
  Chubinidze's device has a very small, weak, and silent spark, so does Akulas, so those sparks are not the source of where the actual power is coming from, they may only be used as the coil activator. Although, no SG may actually be needed like in Akula's first video. And their bulbs don't flicker, either, nor do they shock, at all. This is proof of cold electricity possibly magnetic, and not hot normal electrical current. Or not???
   
  This is my version of the GeoFusion replication, for those that don't view the Daly thread.  I'm still very much at the testing and further testing and modifications stage.
It does NOT shock, at all, from any part of the device. I can dimly light a 100 watt bulb from 12v 500mA, as you know would be impossible normally.
The picture below is showing it lighting two 50 watt bulbs, using a 12v, 4.5 aH battery, the only heat is coming out of the bulb, although the Fets do get hot after a while, still.
  I have not been able to place a cooling fan on the Royer oscillator (twin IRF 620) circuit, as the 12v pc fan won't spin when connected directly, to the 12 battery.
  Any ideas on how to get the fan to work, is welcome.
The main difference of this circuit, compared to my previous Joule Ringer HV type circuits is possibly that this is cold electricity, giving no shocks, nor needing HV, or HF to work.

Every 12 volt computer fan, 2 or 3 wire,  that I have runs fine on a 12 volt battery or power supply. They often will run on less voltage, too: motherboards can actually regulate fan speeds these days.

The video of mine to which you refer wasn't intended to show power output from a Royer oscillator, so it's really not fair to try to use it as a comparison. And you have to remember one thing: All my videos, all my work, is fully documented and repeatable by anyone. Can you say the same for that other TK? I don't think so, and I am dead certain that he is hoaxing you.

Meanwhile, here's a video that _does_ show power output, power transfer, from a ZVS Royer oscillator driving a flyback transformer.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vBFopZNF5iM

[scratchrobot]

Build this first, maybe then you understand how kapanadze did it 
http://www.technologyreview.com/view/427177/diy-kit-overclocks-your-brain-with-direct-current/

[Hoppy]

The video of mine to which you refer wasn't intended to show power output from a Royer oscillator, so it's really not fair to try to use it as a comparison. And you have to remember one thing: All my videos, all my work, is fully documented and repeatable by anyone. Can you say the same for that other TK? I don't think so, and I am dead certain that he is hoaxing you.

Almost certainly!

Nah - definitely!!

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Akula video #5








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