Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[hartiberlin]

I just spoke with Jean Louis Naudin on the phone.

He told me, that he was only using AC from the MOT.

He had only a short plstic tube, so he just wound his L1 coil
a little long with a second layer and did not care about the winding
direction, so it looked as if it were 3 coils.

He said, that it is really beneficial to have 2 ground and that they must
be 10 meters away will help with the power output, that also was reported
by user romeouk.

JL Naudin is currently building another setup with just a 12 Volt battery
and an High Voltage inverter , so using High Voltage DC with low power
as the power supply and without using the grid
as a power supply, so stay tuned for his new setup.

He says, that he is amazed, how many bulbs you can power
with this circuit.
He is not using any ferrite cores yet, but he might try later on..
His circuit is the same as the one by romeouk, but just using the
AC from the MOT and he did not care about the winding directions.

Regards, Stefan.

[hartiberlin]

Romerouk, that diagram came up on the russian site 001lab.com. It is NOT from Kapanadze, but some forum member. There is literally 5-10 new diagrams popping up every week in the various forums and the one you posted is
as speculative as the hundreds of other diagrams, no working device was built from it.

@Stefan : It sais in the diagram that the upper oscillator or Generator Block as he calls it (for the inverter basically) is running at 50 Hz.
It´s an interpretation of SR´s device.

Okay, and at what frequency is the lower left High Voltage oscillator running ?

Many thanks.

Due to the ciorcuit diagramm, both oscillators are NOT synced...so I wonder
why the 50 Hz oscillator is needed ?

[xenomorphlabs]

JL Naudin is currently building another setup with just a 12 Volt battery
and an High Voltage inverter , so using High Voltage DC with low power
as the power supply and without using the grid
as a power supply, so stay tuned for his new setup.

That is great news. Low power approach is nice.

Okay, and at what frequency is the lower left High Voltage oscillator running ?

Many thanks.

Due to the ciorcuit diagramm, both oscillators are NOT synced...so I wonder
why the 50 Hz oscillator is needed ?

No mention of that HV frequency. It looks like the standard kacher approach though.


The 50 Hz oscillator is supposed to be fed into the push-pull stage to be stepped up to 220 V by the coil. The HV winding closest to  the ferrite rings is supposed to "support the process" (as SR stated it).

[vrand]

Romerouk, that diagram came up on the russian site 001lab.com. It is NOT from Kapanadze, but some forum member. There is literally 5-10 new diagrams popping up every week in the various forums and the one you posted is
as speculative as the hundreds of other diagrams, no working device was built from it.

@Stefan : It sais in the diagram that the upper oscillator (for the inverter basically) is running at 50 Hz.
It´s an interpretation of SR´s device.

Thanks xeno for posting the JLN info to that Russian site 001lab.com   

Yes, no one over there has reproduced the SR circuit.  But now at least now they have a working JLN video of the kapagen and if they come over here can see Romerouks specifications.   

Also, those circuit diagrams are more than 5-10 parts needed to reproduce the kapagen.  As bolt and myself have mentioned, anything over say 10 parts the odds of failure increase exponentially.   

Google translation of some of the Russian members messages also complained that some transistors they can find are not working to specs.  That is the problem with transistors, not all are created equal.  So in a circuit with say 20-50 transistors, the inventor ends up having to have it sourced out for mass production according to his exact parts and mfg specifications. Bob Boyce had to test his transistors to find which mfg made the exact chip specifications before spec'ing out for his PWM boards. He found lots of bad chips from certain countries. The USA chips had higher quality controls and worked fine, but also cost a little more. 

Thanks

[vrand]

I just spoke with Jean Louis Naudin on the phone.

He told me, that he was only using AC from the MOT.

He had only a short plstic tube, so he just wound his L1 coil
a little long with a second layer and did not care about the winding
direction, so it looked as if it were 3 coils.

He said, that it is really beneficial to have 2 ground and that they must
be 10 meters away will help with the power output, that also was reported
by user romeouk.

JL Naudin is currently building another setup with just a 12 Volt battery
and an High Voltage inverter , so using High Voltage DC with low power
as the power supply and without using the grid
as a power supply, so stay tuned for his new setup.

He says, that he is amazed, how many bulbs you can power
with this circuit.
He is not using any ferrite cores yet, but he might try later on..
His circuit is the same as the one by romeouk, but just using the
AC from the MOT and he did not care about the winding directions.

Regards, Stefan.

Thank you Stefan!   

I was getting a little worried, as Jean Louis had not updated his website since last Monday.

Please keep us informed!

Thanks, Mike