Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[Shokac]

This is like Kapanadze pattent?

http://users.ntua.gr/stpapath/Paper_2.43.pdf

[LtBolo]

A guy who uses a steak knife as a wire cutter would have no idea what your talking about. So how would he have stumbled upon that?

Having spent some time in several countries that were formerly part of the Soviet bloc, I very strongly disagree with that statement, Core. Don't confuse lack of resources with lack of knowledge. They are in many cases very poor, but they are also resourceful. In fact, given that I have a university education, lots of money, and a lab full of equipment...and I still haven't done what Kapanadze has done...I would say that is strong justification that the guy is a friggin genius.

[baroutologos]

My opinion.
A guy who uses a steak knife as a wire cutter would have no idea what your talking about. So how would he have stumbled upon that?

Core, you cannot just throw away your education of proven knowledge just because SR says you so.
Secondly a man who cuts wire with a steak knife instead of a sophisticated wire cutter could be a rocket scientist educated, but the impoverished circumstances require a solution to be found.

Great masters can do elaborate things with humble means.
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And if we take SR's advice of what stimulates the production of electricity, i would say the changing magnetic field's strength.

[scratchrobot]

http://www.springerlink.com/content/j834ntr215n93633/fulltext.pdf

[starcruiser]

This is like Kapanadze pattent?

http://users.ntua.gr/stpapath/Paper_2.43.pdf

No.