Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[baroutologos]

@Bart, @Dole and others

There is the possibility that Doles circuit is not pulling current from the ground but instead providing a "good ground" for current to flow through his circuit.

In the video, when Dole's circuit is NOT connected to ground rod very little or no current flows (I'm not sure if the bulb is lit or not).  Then when Dole touches the ground rod the bulb lights.

I'm not trying to discourage this circuit so don't jump on me.

It's needs to be proven, by measuring the amp draw from the power source with the ground connected and not connected.

If in fact the circuit is pulling amps from ground then the input current will stay the same or decrease when Dole connects his circuit to the ground rod as the bulb gets brighter.
Just a simple test to prove where the current is coming from.

DonL

Hey man, you are not discouraging anyone. We are all theorize (based on our experience) investigate and experimenting. We are seeking the truth and not a story to believe in.
Yes perhaps you are right.

@ Dole,

I have noticed the same thing, Dole, with my 555-transistorized run ignition coil with a FWBR applied.
I can light a small bulb (12v 20ma) with the application of only the negative lead (-) and a real ground.
Perhaps i could light a higher power bulb also.
By the way, this would not result in a serious low frequency amperage push/pull rather than a HF current oscillation between aparatus' one-terminal capacity and ground.

[dole]

@bart
Correct, and then I start to play with + terminal one day in the basement,
independently, what somehow got effect on -, end that was not expected.
You will not believe. I connected + to 20m coax and raised then up
and suddenly picture on the wall start to burn, nails in the frame glow,
I was able to draw heavy bolt of almost everything, wooden chairs, metals,
coil connected to anything sparked to ground, energy was all over,
I will a make video to one day. I think I played one hour in that midnight with
a fat wire in hand drawing sparks from everything in the room, just for 35W.
End then again everybody knows, Tesla stop and almost forgot AC, HV-DC was the future,
bat does anybody have one document on that? So HV DC is definitely something to look deeper in to.
Look in the Kapanadze patent there is +/- there. "Knowledge cannot be hidden only forgotten".

ps
"HF current oscillation"? there was pure HVDC no SG, i think troth oscillation must be through RLC not SG or pulse.
 
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[dole]

In the meantime of a learning progress neighbors from .ru mention the related link,

http://translate.googleusercontent.com/translate_c?hl=no&sl=ru&tl=en&u=http://astranet.ruforums.net/--vt18.html%3Fsid%3D28bfae01083d12dc226b4d96eec3fe22&rurl=translate.google.com&usg=ALkJrhiKUuPRT5DJG0DAXQ3rKGf310MGYA

Anyway the best way is learning by doing. So we have to try

d.

[stivep]

In my YouTube I was limited with  time .Here I try to attach longer explanation of difference  between series resonant network and Free energy toroidal transformer.
To see more there are two links additional link but I hope the video I'm trying to download now. will be downloaded successfully. (I do it for the first time)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XhDcADo7jjM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FcuINqlaH6w&feature=related


OK it looks like I'm not able to attach file of 216MB
I see the limit 300KB
Can anyone educate me how can I attach 14 minutes video clip that without any shortcuts will be able to cover  all of the knowledge beneficial to others and much easier to understand than my"short form" clip#12  from YouTube?

   

[bolt]

There is a 5 megs space here on this OU.com server

http://www.overunity.com/index.php?action=downloads

But first you need to compress your vid using XVID or H264 and bitrate 150k is watchable. If you seen the Don Smith video here

http://www.metacafe.com/watch/2820531/don_smith_free_energy/

I uploaded this and its been a box office hit the free energy world! But i had to squeeze this 66 minute DVD to under 100 megs file cap, actually i think it about 86 megs so its roughly 1 meg per minute which is pretty small.

BTW Mmmm what a lovely lab you got I want one!