Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[LtBolo]

...and I'm surprised that there nobody can replicate so simple experiment!

@Cosmo

I have been conducting similar experiments for months, and I haven't seen a single thing that I could justify as free energy. I have also asked you for further help, but you have chosen not to answer my emails. Please don't criticize us or ridicule us if you are unwilling to help.

I am also in agreement with Core, I see no evidence that the Russians are doing any better. SR claimed to make it work, and yet I see no design from him. Tiger claimed to make it work, and then abandoned the design. You claim to understand, but won't tell what you know...other than proposing an experiment that you stated didn't demonstrate OU...only parameter change in ferrite, which really don't prove anything. Simple saturation will do the same thing...but not at overunity.

I spent a bit of time spelling out a possible mechanism for parametric variation in ferrite using an electrostatic field. I don't recall you commenting on any of that, although honestly, I was not able to demonstrate the effect that I proposed might be at work. Again, a little feedback would be great, if you are willing. If we knew that was the effect that we were seeking, we might be more inclined to stick with it. Edison did 10000 experiments to invent the light bulb, but that was only because he had a strong conviction that there was a solution to be found. I will make a small effort to replicate something that I heard about, but without a strong basis for belief...a theory, a design, a video...something...anything...it is very hard to stay motivated chasing shadows.

I'm not trying to be confrontational; I sincerely want your help. It would be helpful if you would distill your thoughts to a short paragraph...or even 1 sentence. Something like this maybe: "You can use a fast electrostatic field change to create permeability change in ferrite, which in turn can produce power equal to 0.5*dL*I²". Of course that was my theory, I'm more interested in yours.

It does appear that certain ferrites exhibit the electrostatic variation of permeability, but clearly not all. The key to the success of this experiment may well be in finding the correct material. With the right ferrite it may be simple...most of us just have the wrong material...

[scratchrobot]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z_3-H4utIwY&feature=youtube_gdata_player

[penno64]

@Scratch,

How good is this guy, eh?

Sort of helps us now understand what cosmo is saying.

Penno

p.s. got to tell you, I have not been able to build and run his tros yet, but I am going to give it
another go.

[LtBolo]

Sort of helps us now understand what cosmo is saying.

You think so? I don't.

Ferrite is interesting stuff. Has some great high frequency properties, and that is why it is used throughout the electronics industry. That is a far, far cry from using ferrite for free energy however. I have done dozens of similar experiments with ferrite rods over the last year or so, but in no case have I ever seen more out than in. And even Cosmo claimed that his proposed experiment was not OU, just an exploration of ferrite's saturation behavior.

Which is to suggest that barring SR publishing his schematic, which he clearly does not plan to do, Cosmo has led us down a road of playing with a material that has widespread use in conventional electronics and which is well understood by the mainstream. It really doesn't seem all that useful.

I really want to be wrong...

[penno64]

@all,

At least this taught me how to make a 12v bulb glow (even so dimly).

I was always connecting the spark gap circuit through/around my toroids.

I did previously try the experiment with the copper slit pipe inside toroids but
not as effective ( could light an led) as having the primary side of the flyback going through toroids.

Regards, Penno