Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[LtBolo]

ps2: Biffilars are not creating any stronger magnetic field for same input. It has been checked again and again.

There was certainly something to it in bifilar Tesla flat coils, but that was impulse current. The little experimenting I have done with it with DC was negative though.

[Magluvin]

There was certainly something to it in bifilar Tesla flat coils, but that was impulse current. The little experimenting I have done with it with DC was negative though.

Have you tried to use the flat(pancake) coil like a transformer in Teslas Magnifying Transmitter?   Notice the secondary at the perimeter of the cake.  I have not tried it yet, but I have a feeling that the cakes field is concentrated at the perimeter.   Not dc,  pulse would do fine.  If you try, let us know what haps.

Perhaps even bifi may work also, but I would try a regular cake foist.  ;]

Mags

[LtBolo]

Have you tried to use the flat(pancake) coil like a transformer in Teslas Magnifying Transmitter?   Notice the secondary at the perimeter of the cake.  I have not tried it yet, but I have a feeling that the cakes field is concentrated at the perimeter.   Not dc,  pulse would do fine.  If you try, let us know what haps.

I haven't, nor have I built one. I have wondered the same thing though. If you take the output of a tower, and run it in the middle of a pancake tuned to the same frequency as the tower, what do you get at the pancake secondary?

Don Smith, being a big fan of Tesla coils, seems to be claiming that the Tesla coil is actually amplifying power. Given that voltage is increasing kinetically as it propagates down the transmission line, you could make the case that current is remaining constant or increasing, rather than decreasing...which would further imply that the power is increasing as the voltage increases. Only problem is what to do with it once you have it there. The junk coming out of my coil just don't act right. 

[scratchrobot]

I don't doubt you here friend. For some of use its hard to do with young kids, work, errands and so on.
A part of me does wish I got into this when I was a teenager.

Respectfully,

Core

Then you have to go back in time instead of going to the future 
Feel the same way and waiting for my ferrite toroids to do some testing.

@cosmo: interesting theory  thanks.

scratchrobot

[cosmoLV]

And how to modulate with frequencies up to 20KHz? Transistorized? I have fully verify that transistors go wild by the application of a working spark-gap.
So you cannot tell for sure if you are observing a weird phenomenon or the change is due to running circuit malfunction..

The transistors are go wild because it not worked synchronous with Sparkgap (you do not get on it? you really think that in SR setup transistors are modulated with 50 Hz?) No - i just say no, because this not worked for me in any way, for experiments 50Hz ok, but not for real selfruning device...

and last, maximum what i get from these ferrites are about 400watts at 240volts this impossible to get on 600 - this is hard to do that, the condition of device need to be very good tuned. That's way Tariel not using ferrites and he using different principle, but some parts are the same...

so... Guess how to synchronise this system - it is not so hard to figure it out (think... why i'm not drawing in my schematics HVoltage part in details?)

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