Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[verpies]

Maybe I did not reread what you had in mind.  I don't know what text you are referring to. Sincerely.

I regularly read all your posts and I will gladly watch the future video.
If I find sth ambiguous or wrong with it I'll let you know.

If not, I will replicate the Yoke device with original russian ferrite and then the Tube device and let you know the results.

Sir with all do respect you did not read  what I have asked you to do.

So I have suggestion.
After my video is loaded ( the one with corrections) like an hour from  now. Watch that video carefully.

"One  skilled in art and at his/her own responsibility  for this act might check it out."
The reason I use it in this form of expression is  obvious.

Simple?
Yes?
NO?
Maybe?

[stivep]

LITHUANIA OU EXERIMENTS VIDEO #4 SCHEMATICS AND MESUREMENT.swf

NEW VIDEO AFTER CORRECTIONS:

Will be  corrected again. .


The problem I have is graphic program that in minute 11:58 for some reason show two move clips in the same time. Sory for inconvenience, I'm tired of these small glitches..Every time I lose 4 hours just for conversion and  up[loading
But every time I can add something more  too.






Wesley

[rogla]

 @stivep

In the video, you states that the caduceus coil has 4 strands with 1mm diameter.

But it looks like 5 strands and total width is about 10mm which would make it a 2mm wire.
Can you confirm the correct dimensions?

Thanks/
Rogla

[ramset]

Thank you Wesley
You are amazing!!
[And over worked]
Chet

[a.king21]

 Hi Wesley,

I'm curious about the  voltage powering the primary fly back coil. In your video you state 16.8 kHz (no problem) but then you state up to 200 volts. I understand that flybacks are powered by 12 volts or other low voltages  It seems putting 200 volts into the flyback could short the coils inside and in any case would require an additional power supply for those who don't have a signal generator. Are you saying that a conventional flyback can be powered by much higher voltage and survive, or am I missing something? A comment from the "TEAM" would be welcome.
Cheers and well done