Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[Cap-Z-ro]

Stainless steel in non magnetic, if that is of any use to anyoe.

And Ed Leedskalnin once said, "I made a lot more electricity with steel than I ever made with copper."

Regards...

[jbignes5]

I believe that is exactly the remedy Tesla devised. In the pierce arrow experiment he had various tubes that he cherished. They were inductive diodes I believe and they were controllable. They could be biased higher with field coils for the conversion reaction chamber. It wasn't steel either it was quasi iron and quasi steel??? You would have to look at the process.

[Hope]

I am trying to learn it. I love to read about this guy Tesla. He lived near me about 160 miles from me. The press release we had in here in NY state held big rumors and made me want to look it up when I was a kid. But I thought the schools were teaching me the right stuff. Turns out they were not.


As I got older I started to delve into his past and the patents he retained. I have read most of the stuff online including most of his books. Lectures is a very good read as well. I think his point of view was highly detailed in his notes and musings. He also wrote a lot in the trades literature.


I am gonna use the magnetic quenched spark gap. It's the only way to get clean enough bursts from a very big capacitor. Tesla also did a lot of research on spark gaps in vacuum tubes. Hmmm... Got to check that out myself.

This goes into it a bit more: http://www.teslauniverse.com/nikola-tesla-article-electric-discharge-in-vacuum-tubes?start=90

CRT's make cheap HV capacitors,  I recommend leaving them in the case and using the HV wire to charge them.  Careful they bite.

AND you can modify air variable caps for HV by taking plates out OR take a look at a HAARP for other HV cap ideas.

[jbignes5]

 Yeah I'm gonna make the ones Tesla designed with oil in them. They last forever just about and you can repair them too..


I do have a lot of tv's and crt's laying around so in the mean time I can unsolder them and get them ready for some action.


On a side note I have just about half of the parts I will need for the device. The rotor and bearing should be easy to get and I still need to figure out the wire gauges and types to order.

[Cap-Z-ro]

Stainless steel in non magnetic, if that is of any use to anyoe.

And Ed Leedskalnin once said, "I made a lot more electricity with steel than I ever made with copper."

Regards...

I believe it would be a mistake to gloss over statements made by the likes of Leedskalnin and Tesla.

Regards...