Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[Mannix]

I have spent some considerable time with this and I must conclude at this point  that my ferrite does not do the job despite having the initial peaks in the right places .

For now I am blamimg the core

I would like the Team or energia09 to measure the resistance of their  special  russian yoke or confirm that non conductive ferrite works.

This is the third time i have  asked this simple question

Most all of the later ferrites are NON conductive types.
Most people here will be using non conductive ferrite.
Any body got light with non conductive ferrite
Or does it need to be barium ferrite for this reaction to amplify?

[aidas]

Hi I have checked how far the 20 ferrite  of 20 ferrite saw this effect in only a few

[Hope]

Flyback coil on ebay:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/370552417294?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1438.l2649

ATTENTION ALL:  There are new HV transformers  available (without any diodes) at Goldmine Electronics for $4.95

Look under the Transformers heading, I can't post the link for some strange reason???

[Hope]

I would say this site here seems to offer a very relevant discussion of what we are working on... Almost identical if you ask me:

http://amasci.com/freenrg/a-vect2.html

- Jason O

I am not saying anything "but are you smoking that stuff again"?  I am not saying anything!  And it doesn't mean your wrong just this is a very out there thought!   

[Hope]

Of course one can do many things to protect a circuitry by HV at low frequency as correctly you said (zeners, varistors or even blocking capacitors of very small capacitance -high pass-)
Why no mention it so far?

Yes i am sure.  In the second "part" of the english translated video, at 42:00 - 44:00 when getting nice sine resonance at biffilar it goes (as Wesley descibes about the usage of attenuation probe 1:1000) above 6 Kv (biffilar) at 1.1 MHz. I can accept that.

At the end of video with the use of mains transformer for getting thse 50 Hz at 15 turns primary, @ 1:31:00 the biffilar forms some 10 Kv if i get it right.
Since all have been wound on same core, the 50 turns and the 15 turns should share more or less a 50/150 and 15/150 voltage ratio of those huge Kvs. Not to mention the examined biffilar coil set is nowhere near 150 turns.
No?

DIY High Voltage Probe for digital multimeters

AND you can get one of these resistors in the meg ohm range out of an old CRT, they are used to bleed off the HV from the CRT when the unit is switched off.