Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[Trastos]

Hello everybody!, sorry for break the biblio posts.

I'm finish build and first test of my kapagen.

Work Ok, but i can't measure the input/output cycle. But, I'm curious inusual effect.

I got 12 light bulbs, and one bulb that 60W has broke, i replace for a one of 40W light bulb.

The 40W light bulb yet can run 5 minutes, after correct work, the bulb is lighting with a flame, and the filament circuit is broken.
I put the bulb in a normal source of energy, but not lighting, and test with multimeter, the circuit is open.

I put the bulb into a kapagen circuit with other bulbs and... the circuit is close!, and flame again. Voltage in bulb is normal.

What happen?

[nievesoliveras]

Hello everybody!, sorry for break the biblio posts.

I'm finish build and first test of my kapagen.

Work Ok, but i can't measure the input/output cycle. But, I'm curious inusual effect.

I got 12 light bulbs, and one bulb that 60W has broke, i replace for a one of 40W light bulb.

The 40W light bulb yet can run 5 minutes, after correct work, the bulb is lighting with a flame, and the filament circuit is broken.
I put the bulb in a normal source of energy, but not lighting, and test with multimeter, the circuit is open.

I put the bulb into a kapagen circuit with other bulbs and... the circuit is close!, and flame again. Voltage in bulb is normal.

What happen?

Electricity is jumping inside the vacum of the bulb.

Jesus

[gyulasun]

Maybe the filament is broken in that bulb and when you change the bulb's position to test it and place back, its broken filament ends just happen to touch each other again?
I guess you examined it with your eye if there is any break of the filament inside the bulb? If you cannot see anything suspicious then just use a Ohm meter directly across the bulb socket (disconnect it from any mains voltage of course) and try to hammer the bulb's body gently with your fingers to see if continuity brakes.

rgds, Gyula

[Trastos]

Maybe the filament is broken in that bulb and when you change the bulb's position to test it and place back, its broken filament ends just happen to touch each other again?
I guess you examined it with your eye if there is any break of the filament inside the bulb? If you cannot see anything suspicious then just use a Ohm meter directly across the bulb socket (disconnect it from any mains voltage of course) and try to hammer the bulb's body gently with your fingers to see if continuity brakes.

rgds, Gyula

hi, with the bulb unplugged of the circuit, the tester says open circuit and very high ohms.

pic of bulb:

[CompuTutor]

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