Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[electricme]

@Abbarue and Hartiberlin,

You see the output coil coming from it is only 6 windings.
For 6 windings to put out over 200 volts the input voltage must be very high.

Hmmm I don't know if anyone picked up this but if it has been spoken about then please disregard.

You mentioned "only six windings" on the Primary Coil, and it "appears to be so.

But if you go and and examine the last video (7) right at the exact end, just a 1/2 second before it ends, there are a handful of video frames showing someone holding the coil, it is now upside down, to all the previous videos.
Here is one of it's secrets, the "big" coil appears to disappear inside the secondary, then it reappears, the images I saw show this but they are blurred.
Perhaps someone may have a better copy to post which would be helpful.

I think we are looking at a JouleThief Bifilar primary connection configuration, the resonance of this coil being found by trial and error, probably by moving a alligator clamp around whilst it was connected up.

I think the Big Coil is being driven by earth energy.
Let me explain why I think this is so.

I once saw a fairly heavy 240v ac transformer which had a 2 coil secondary made of cast bronze.
It's only purpose was to weld a broken Butchers band saw blade, and it was configured as a spot welder. This secondary coil was designed to operate at many thousands of amps, not volts, maybe at 2 volts only.
There is no reason to not expect the same transformer to be used in reverse.

If someone shuvved 1000Amps into it 2 volts AC or pulsed DC, the secondary would be capable of lightning a string of 240 lights.

So let us think that, this principle is underway with what we see in the 7 videos.
I think the resonance was found, the coil had a choke in series with it, and it was tripped by spark gaps, the bounce of the pulses produced the energy in the secondary outputs.
One end of this secondary is seen connected to the very heavy lead which has been fed through the middle of the primary and secondary.

I may be wrong and I will be the first to say oops if that is so.

I'm only up to P5 (I think) so if someone has covered this already please disregard.

Stefan, you are right, we need circuits, and it would help if someone could tidy up some photo's, the blurriness that is.

Lastly, I thought I heard the word "Distributor" being used by the "Proff" when he held the small dark brown square case, (see V1) someone mentioned previously it might be a multi tapped output, Distributor may be used to discribe "multi taps"

jim

[xenomorphlabs]

I had a closer look at Groundloop`s cleanup of Kapanadze`s circuit and have
added/corrected some info. (Capacitor Voltage range, B (pronounced V) stands for voltage in russian)
What would be your guess on the wire diameters as there is no info about that on the original diagram ?
What turn ratio would T1 and T3 have ?
I have noticed quite big wires in the video (2mm diameter maybe even)

I think it would be excellent to ask these hungarian replicators to join this thread.
EDIT: I have just send the webmaster of that hungarian site an email to get the contact of that replicator. I am sure he (if he is so willing) could help a lot.

[electricme]

@Hartiberlin,

Did anybody notice in the first video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mxa_G4X8Y7k
at minute 7:25
the guy is hooking up the cables by twisting.

Can one see, if all the burried cooler copnnector cables
are unisolated ? Are these just pure copper strands without isolation ?

Can anyone else see this? as this conversion unit to make the output voltage, it needs the very heave wire to carry the very low volt but very high amps, when it is running.
These very heavy wires will be copper, and they are with doubt ordinary electric welder leads.

The thicker the lead in wires, the less loss of precious low volts and amps, this lets more raw energy to be converted to higher volts, but lower amps.

jim

[flathunter]

@Jeanna.  Great info about the Litz wire and Pelsho (It seemed to me like it was an abbrveviation for something P.E.L.S.H.O.)

@xeno.  Great info about Kacher!

Theres a good atmosphere on this thread.  May everyone continue to communicate, illuminate and resonate 

[Groundloop]

@xenomorphlabs,

I think transformer T1 is easy to label. We know the spark voltage to be approx. 2000 - 3000 volt.
So to get 3000 volt from 220 volt pulse dc we need a wind ratio of approx. 13,6. So if the primary
is 50 turns then the secondary must be 680 turns. (Or any winding ratio that gives us 1 : 13,6)

Groundloop.