Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[vrand]

Yes, about a couple of hundred people after SR revealed that he used ferrite toroids for his core

I missed that, who is SR?   

Did he also sucessfully reproduced the Kapanadze device?

[xenomorphlabs]

I missed that, who is SR?   

Did he also sucessfully reproduced the Kapanadze device?

If you find some time, just read through the last 50 pages and you will see his replication discussed:

http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=7679.msg238598#msg238598

[Zic Hailev]

In Naudin system probably only thick copper wire but coupling can be improved using 5 ferrite toroidal  cores through which the thick wire passes through the center of each core.

Please avoid using microwave oven transformer its VERY dangerous and they have no self current limit. Use car coil or NST instead.

And instead of the transformer from a microwave (MOT) it is possible to use automobile coils of ignition it too the transformer only other design.

[the_big_m_in_ok]

You can find the beginnings of Naudin's Kapagen page at http://jnaudin.free.fr/kapagen/
A few more pictures of the setup there, sadly no schematics or description yet

@all
These guys are trying different experimental things, and in the later pages, they devote attention to Kapanadze in particular:

http://www.energeticforum.com/renewable-energy/5756-my-smith-kanapadz-replication.html

--Lee

[grizli]

I saw the progress made today Naudin made.

He uploaded the "2Kw" video and gave two links on MIT lecture concerning displacement current in general and in a capacitor in specific accompanied with a lot of mathematic formulas.

On the first,
i just do not get what Naudin is trying to show. From his initial experiments his device suffers from "impedance" match. Never the output lamps he ever put have achieved full brightness.
Now, the "2Kw" video shows lamps smoldering, making difficult even to tell if the COP is close to unity.
(If i were Naudin, i would try via capacitors to impedance match the load to nominal brightness and then make statements as 2Kw.)

Anyway. The whole projects is a bit mess till now. What's the displacement current's real role there, how grounds contribute and why does not match impedance is a question mark.

I would say it is OU... Do you really think its possible to lit up 2100W lamps in daylight to such intensity with 200W ?