Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[dllabarre]

The "what if" game could go on forever....  Actually it has,  1400 pages seems like forever 

Here's a new one.  "What if" TK went to replace one of the 2 transistors but grabbed a thyristor instead and ended up with one transistor and one thyrister.

The mystery continues....
DonL

[a.king21]

He definitely complained about lack of coax. However an analysis of his cable reveals that it is HV. So HV coax???

[Hoppy]

He definitely complained about lack of coax. However an analysis of his cable reveals that it is HV. So HV coax???

Extract from Spellman Corp FAQ: -

RG8-U has long been used as a high voltage output cable in the high voltage industry. There is a variation of RG8-U that utilizes a solid polyethylene core. Specifications for this cable do not specify actual "high voltage" ratings, since this cable was not designed and fabricated with high voltage usage in mind. So the reality is, there are no high voltage ratings for RG8-U. Over the years others in the HV industry have used this cable at 20kV, 30kV and even higher voltages. Spellman does use RG8-U cable, but limits it usage to applications where the maximum voltage that will be applied to the cable is 8kV or less.

[Zeitmaschine]

The "what if" game could go on forever....  Actually it has,  1400 pages seems like forever 

Yes, it does go on! I found a thyristor with swapped G - K pins. The result if one thyristor is K A G and one is G A K looks like the diagram below.

He definitely complained about lack of coax. However an analysis of his cable reveals that it is HV. So HV coax???

So maybe Kapanadze needed coax for the hoax? He needed HV (coax) cable just for the high voltage spark distraction but not for the real working part of the device?

[a.king21]

No, Kapanadze was worried that he could not meet the deadline, and his regular supplier didn't have the coax. There was also a shortage in Tbilisi at that time - probably due to the recent Russian invasion of his country.