Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[dole]

i`m little busy at work, but i draw more to show, maybe this bring little bit more light..

@cosmoLV
I may ask you some questions and  I would appreciate your time if you could elaborate, for simplicity you may just answer yes or no.
If not, hopefully someone else would be able to do some correction or opinion.

Referring to last circuit drawing:
http://www.overunity.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=7679.0;attach=47977

1.   Dose the left side of the SG represent the ordinary AC HV source?
2.   Dose the ground connection represent the real earth grounding?
3.   Does the all grounding can be connected together to the same point?
4.   Does the HV frequency depend on the transistor switching frequency?
5.   Does the output (load) connector are represent by + and - ?
6.   Does the base transistor switching frequency trigging output frequency?
7.   Does the capacitors  (+-+-) have any resonance frequency requirement
8.   Dose the magnifying efficiency depends on the capacity of the intermediate capacitor (between transistors)?
9.   Does the system can satisfy self output adjustment according to load and induced intermediate capacitor charge?

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[wings]

on youtube

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSxysPBvOu4&playnext=1&videos=xtKQPNliAlM&feature=mfu_in_order

[Pirate88179]

on youtube

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSxysPBvOu4&playnext=1&videos=xtKQPNliAlM&feature=mfu_in_order

I have been subscribed to him for a while.  That guy is doing some really great work.

Thanks for posting this video as I must have missed it.

Bill

[grizli]

So you would expect a ferrite bar of that size with only 70 turns to saturate in a few nanoseconds? The frequency is starting out at about 1Mhz, and the initial spike at the bottom is only a few nanoseconds wide.

I guess it's possible, but the voltage isn't flattening out like I would expect it to with saturation. I think the effect is similar to saturation, but perhaps the radiant burst from the coil is scrambling the magnetic domains. Makes it act like an air core while the domains are scrambled and then gradually restoring back to a ferrite inductor.

Spark gap makes very high current (if you used capaitor)

It can be frequency saturated, , highe frequency core behaves less like ferrite more like air(also to high current makes that)

[grizli]

I will guarantee that those 8" to 10" arcs in the Turkey demo are not silent.

I also do not think that they have to be loud, if they are short and fast. Our just happens to be running very slowly...arcing at 120Hz, and for us the effects are far better defined with a larger arc. When I go to a hot quiet arc, I get nothing useful out.

Its HF spark from TC and it is silent... much more silent thatn capacitor spark gap spark