Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[cosmoLV]

So then the big Tesla coils are only for show, and do not have anything to do with the actual device? Sneaky.

not really, they are used and have important purpose for system.
somebody make big sparks from Tesla coils but somebody use it as energy amplifier...

if you look carefully you will see how theses sparks look like, they are straight, strong and fast - like from electric lighter - they have big potential and amperes.

[LtBolo]

That's what the capacitive discharge arcs look like. Very loud, very cool, very thick, very straight, and bright blue. Inductive discharges are quiet, hot, thin, curved (from convection), and yellow. Very different beasties, and affect the ferrite very differently.

[core]

A quick update.

  Working in the rain is miserable, seeing my new power supplies sitting at my door steps quickly lifted my spirits. Ran a quick experiment with a board I laid out based on Cosmos first diagram. I have not received my large ferrite yet but I cleaned out two Radio Shacks of small toroid's. Filed the paint off the sides and placed about 15 of them together.

   Wrapped, in bifilar fashion, high voltage with speaker wire. Added traditional coil on top of that. A 60 watt light is in series with traditional coil. All is being powered by a 12 volt/ 6 Amp Hour battery.
    The 60 watt bulb is rated at 110 volts, this bulb is feed from a 12vDC/120 volt converter. This converter has 'over current' protection' which shuts down the unit in case of excessive power draw. 

   What is interesting is that on start up, no high voltage, light works normal. Turn on high voltage light starts to flicker, at times gets brighter. Adjusting the 'spark gap' and I blow the overload on the converter??? why?

   Will play with system over weekend and take pictures and video. Battery voltage stays the same the whole time 12volts.

   Anyway just a quick update. Also I have a compass next to the ferrite and I can see the magnetic field change with high voltage on and off.


Respectfully,

Core

 

[dllabarre]

A quick update.

   What is interesting is that on start up, no high voltage, light works normal. Turn on high voltage light starts to flicker, at times gets brighter. Adjusting the 'spark gap' and I blow the overload on the converter??? why?

Respectfully,

Core

How many volts is your "High Voltage"?

DonL

[LtBolo]

Adjusting the 'spark gap' and I blow the overload on the converter??? why?

Spark gap basically acts like a nonlinear resistor. As you shrink it, current tends to increase.