Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[grizli]

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Thank you for the info, as I missed seeing TomB455 videos! 

Those 10 lamps 150 watt bulbs = 1500 watts output!

Found at JLN Kapagen Project Book:
The Worldwide KAPAGEN experiment replications
http://jnaudin.free.fr/kapagen/replications.htm

Very impressive. Looks like OU to me.   

Keep up the good work TomB455 !!   

WHY HIS clamp ampermetter has TWO wires across clamp ? ONLY one wire can go trhrough it seems he has both AC wires through so current that meter measures is  zero ?

[jeffsmathers]

Hi All,
I am within a day or two of testing initial operation of my Kapandze system
using JL Naudin's schematic.  I asked him if he could do a water bath calorimetry on a large resistive load but he has not responded.

Anyone considering testing theirs that way?

[woopy]

Hi Ossie  and baroutologos

yes this measurement works very well. I took a 1000 volts 25 A fwbr and the measure is very stable. Thanks (see pix 1)
i thinks this will help, because as Grizli noticed it seems that Tomb 455 has the both  AC wires through is clampmeter, on the video.
I cannot understand how he can get any results with that or he has a clampmeter that can measure AC current with the 2 leads through the hole of the clampmeter. Any ideas ?

Always waiting for my variac, i tried the winding A on "woopy shematic" which could be the same as tomb455. That is a continuous winding . And i tried also a sloted center tubing core. Nothing very new,

Than i tried to tighten the SG at the best and i could get the perfect plasma cloud very stable and silent as per JLN. But the electrode coming from the cap went very hot and than completely dark grey.

OK so please Tomb 455 can you explain us exactly how you got your measurements it it very helpfull for our research.

thanks

and good luck at all

Laurent

[baroutologos]

@Woopi,

I am glad that you used the method suggested. This way you can be rest assured that your  says the truth . Then by validating input we can find an easy output measurment method.

* BTW a variac is a MUST here.

@Tomb,

Yes, he should also re-check or clearly present his measurmement method (for our shake) with analogue means.

[dllabarre]

Hi Ossie  and baroutologos

yes this measurement works very well. I took a 1000 volts 25 A fwbr and the measure is very stable. Thanks (see pix 1)

Laurent

I once saw a post last year, some place, that showed how to measure high voltage by using a known resistance resistor.  But I can't find it now. 

I'm not sure it would even work with serial connected loads....

There has to be a way to measure the output safely and accurately. 

Don