Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[Pirate88179]

Ferrite originally consisted of magnetite (Fe2O3).

Why do you continually post incorrect information?  Is this on purpose?  Do you just not know any better?

Magnetite is Fe3O4, or ferrous-ferric oxide. (Sometimes written as FeO·Fe₂O₃,)
Ferrite is Fe2O3, iron oxide.  It is a ceramic material.

Any one can Google Magnetite and see that you are wrong.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnetite


You post things as facts but yet you get even the most basic things wrong.  I think you do this to mislead this topic just as you did with the silicone/silicon.  You were banned for violating the TOS not for revealing anything interesting.  Please get your facts straight.

Bill

[forest]

If it is a variant of the Meyer-Mace technology, the Fe56 contained in the ferrite is being converted to Fe54. The process of that will inevitably release particles. The Fe54 is radioactive, but is so stable that it is safe. The bigger problem would be the initial particle release.

As for degrading, doing the math on the Meyer-Mace technology yields a bunch of power for a small amount of iron. I would think you could power a house for a year for few dollars worth of iron, so I'm not sure that I think that is any reason not to pursue it.

I think the reason is rather heat from local eddy currents which slowly convert ferrite into not magnetic mass and maybe cause it to fall like dust. I heard something about such process in the past.

[dllabarre]

I thought we were going to keep this thread on track on the subject! 

"All of you" stop the nonsense postings and go build something to show us. 

DonL

[Pirate88179]

I thought we were going to keep this thread on track on the subject! 

"All of you" stop the nonsense postings and go build something to show us. 

DonL

Don:

I thought so too.  It is very hard to moderate when a guy uses 9 screen names and posts a lot of disinfo that is clearly wrong.  I am doing the best that I can.  I apologize that I can't do more.

Bill

[dllabarre]

Have we seen this video before?


http://kapanadze.org/

Bill

That's an old JL Nadin Kapa replication build.
I don't believe the guy ever turned it on.

At least I ran mine and took many measurements.

DonL