Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[LtBolo]

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Did it run a load or are you just looking at the VAR's as that 400vac at 8amps?

It could power as much load as was expected for the current present per 0.5*dL*I². If you consumed more power than was being added per pulse, it would kill it. But yes, the power in the resonator was primarily reactive. I would expect some similarity to the RV, but they are very different beasties.

[ramset]

Mr.Ltbolo,
Thank you for the scope shot,and info!
You do seem to have a tiger by the tail!!
Sweet!!
Chet

[LtBolo]

The coil self inductance is constant despite the change of field strength from 0-7kV/cm.  :-(

Yeah, we are having similar results. I saw references in some of the literature to values as high as 18kv/cm, although the paper you referenced was only using 5kv/cm. I suspect that as the permeability of different ferrites is all over the map, so is the electrostatic permeability effect. Our ferrite rings are very high permeability and they are pretty thick. Thinner would obviously be helpful, and I suspect lower permeability may be more responsive as well.

This actually goes a long way toward explaining the varying results that people have had. If you don't start by evaluating exactly what it takes to effect parameter change in your particular core material, building and testing a complete system is pissin' in the wind...

[penno64]

@all,

Instead of trying to create a massive coil, is it not feasible to attempt this experiment on a single
core (toroid).

Would that not mean we could use lesser HV to achieve the magnetic flip.

Doesn't matter if you cannot light a number of 240v bulbs.

Proof of concept !

I think many of us have access to lesser HV sources.

Regards, Penno

[baroutologos]

Hi Bar,

Your comment that no matter how many turns for the inner coil are inserted into the
main coil, it counts as one.

Does this ring true with the slitted pipe insert shown in the russian youtube...
Regards, Penno

Exactly.


@Ltbolo,

It is accustomed to first experience the failure and then the success in experimentation. Regarding ferrites' permeatability alteration by electrostatic strain, in case we achieve that, this would be a milestone in this research.
In case the energy expenditure of the material's magnetic properties alteration is less that the energy it conveys in a system, then we have something.

http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2008ApPhL..93j2503F

Get inspired by this abstract. "This composite is a candidate material for electrically controlled magnetic devices."
In a magnetic circuit, a magnetic "transistor" would meant readily OU.