Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[MrWolf]

If that is indeed the case, then either only the HV winding effecting the magnetic domains of the ferrite core

Exactly! Russians were very excited about some experiments that showed that it is very easy to to flip domains and make magnets with HV *spark*. It takes microscopic amount of power compared to conventional methods.

I have done experiments with Leedskalnin's Perpetual Motion Holder:
- I take split ferrite ring core (RF supressor removed from casing)
- make coil on both parts, even 10 turns of .2mm or 0.4mm work, but more is better
- I put core parts together to form a ring
- *spark* one coil from small 12V battery
- apparent shockwave hits the core with loud CLICK (Tesla says these are electrons pushed out from conductor because of longtitude shockwave), click is not coming from spark but from place where coil is on core
- core parts stick together like magnets (holds own weight)
- I can detect no external magnetic field even with compass
- they stick together basically forever when positioning is perfect
- when I connect cheesy multimeter to other coil I get sometimes
impulse of 100V just from that spark and 12V (at the moment I give spark)
- I can make these "internal" magnets all day long this way, from small 12V  battery...

More info here:
http://www.scribd.com/doc/242432/Ed-Leedskalnin-Magnetic-Current-Illustrated

My point is that spark is the way to make great things with small effort, I shocked many educated minds with my little PMH demo-setup

EDIT: F***! I JUST GOT IT!!! His spark is 50Hz!!! He is flipping domains of ferrite core with that spark with virtually no power input! TRY THIS AT HOME!

[broli]

Exactly! Russians were very excited about some experiments that showed that it is very easy to to flip domains and make magnets with HV *spark*. It takes microscopin amount of power compared to conventional methods.

I have done experiments with Leedskalnin's Perpetual Motion Holder:
- I take split ferrite ring core (RF supressor removed from casing)
- make coil on both parts, even 10 turns of .2mm or 0.4mm work, but more is better
- I put core parts together to form a ring
- *spark* on coil from small 12V battery
- core parts stick together like magnets (holds own weight)
- I can detect no external magnetic field even with compass
- they stick together basically forever
- when I connect cheesy multimeter to other coil I get sometimes
impulse of 100V just from that spark and 12V (at the moment I give spark)

More info here:
http://www.scribd.com/doc/242432/Ed-Leedskalnin-Magnetic-Current-Illustrated

My point is that spark is the way to make great things with small effort, I shocked many educated minds with my little PMH demo-setup

If these things were seen in mechanical analogies a lot can be made much clearer. For instance a high inductive coil is equiavalent to a massive body. It's speed is the current and the magnetic field is its momentum. We all know bodies of mass resist motion, the bigger they are the more force is needed to affect them. We can speed up a body over a long time period by acting on it with a small force or... we can instantly get it at a desired speed by banging a small mass with a high speed on it. In inelastic collisions all momentum is transfered in an incredible short time period, this is fascinating by itself.

But in electricity there's one culprit. When you bang a coil so to speak it wants to immediately sky rocket its current but there's one culprit, friction aka resistance. Consider this as air drag, to top it all off this friction is proportional to speed (current). The moment the body gains speed it kicks in with all its might trying to stop it. So I assume when you do bang a coil make the resistance has to be really low, to make sure all the momentum is transfered instead of lost as heat. When the former happens then you will have all kind of magic like exciting the environment and so on.

just my humble insight.

[cgx]

Video is here and I translated it as good as I could:

Thank you for the translation! I hope you don't mind, I subtitled the video for easier viewing using your translation.
The video can be found here http://sharebee.com/d0371413
Maybe somebody wants to upload it to youtube.

[jermutin]

If you don't mind I have enhanced the images and put it into a pdf as they looked washed out.

http://www.woofiles.com/dl-199245-VfGEDBLN-TeslaOnLight.pdf

sure, it looks better that way.

btw your pdf starts from the end of the book..

-j

[haithar]

Exactly! Russians were very excited about some experiments that showed that it is very easy to to flip domains and make magnets with HV *spark*. It takes microscopic amount of power compared to conventional methods.

I have done experiments with Leedskalnin's Perpetual Motion Holder:
- I take split ferrite ring core (RF supressor removed from casing)
- make coil on both parts, even 10 turns of .2mm or 0.4mm work, but more is better
- I put core parts together to form a ring
- *spark* one coil from small 12V battery
- apparent shockwave hits the core with loud CLICK (Tesla says these are electrons pushed out from conductor because of longtitude shockwave), click is not coming from spark but from place where coil is on core
- core parts stick together like magnets (holds own weight)
- I can detect no external magnetic field even with compass
- they stick together basically forever when positioning is perfect
- when I connect cheesy multimeter to other coil I get sometimes
impulse of 100V just from that spark and 12V (at the moment I give spark)
- I can make these "internal" magnets all day long this way, from small 12V  battery...

More info here:
http://www.scribd.com/doc/242432/Ed-Leedskalnin-Magnetic-Current-Illustrated

My point is that spark is the way to make great things with small effort, I shocked many educated minds with my little PMH demo-setup

EDIT: F***! I JUST GOT IT!!! His spark is 50Hz!!! He is flipping domains of ferrite core with that spark with virtually no power input! TRY THIS AT HOME!

you have created a permanent magnet and observed induction, wow. permanent magnet for lack of a better word. if the other core part is positioned to form a complete ring there's magnetic "current" going through it, but that's nothing new even in conventional science?!