Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[exnihiloest]

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I pointed out that Tesla claimed 5000 KiloWatts from a source of 1 KiloWatt.
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Reference ?

[scratchrobot]

@Scratch,

How good is this guy, eh?

Sort of helps us now understand what cosmo is saying.

Penno

p.s. got to tell you, I have not been able to build and run his tros yet, but I am going to give it
another go.

Yes this guy is doing some nice experiments and i thought this maybe relevant i don't know.

[iflewmyown]

@exnihiloest
Quote from: iflewmyown on November 15, 2010, 05:23:31 PM
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I pointed out that Tesla claimed 5000 KiloWatts from a source of 1 KiloWatt.
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Reference ?
To understand that sentence you have to read starting at... Reply #4535

[baroutologos]

Reference ?

This come from a quote Tesla said in 1922 in New York, in a Law office (talking to his attorney) about various patents of his and descriptions.
By the way, power and energy are two different things.
Even though with different power levels you achieve different effects as forces developed are tremendous (e.g explosives that can tear down a rock), when it comes down to energy it does not make any difference.

I can charge a cap, from a 10w source and achieve activities (upon discharge) in the order of 1Kw. This is extra energy? No it is not. just spontaneous release of accumulated energy.
One joule release in 10 sec cannot warm you more that one joule released in 1 nanosec. But it surely will rip any equipment you have in the vicinity.

So, bottom line?

[scratchrobot]

This come from a quote Tesla said in 1922 in New York, in a Law office (talking to his attorney) about various patents of his and descriptions.
By the way, power and energy are two different things.
Even though with different power levels you achieve different effects as forces developed are tremendous (e.g explosives that can tear down a rock), when it comes down to energy it does not make any difference.

I can charge a cap, from a 10w source and achieve activities (upon discharge) in the order of 1Kw. This is extra energy? No it is not. just spontaneous release of accumulated energy.
One joule release in 10 sec cannot warm you more that one joule released in 1 nanosec. But it surely will rip any equipment you have in the vicinity.

So, bottom line?

We use that short burst of accumulated energy in a way to shake something, maybe a coil?
Or we break it somewhere in between? Maybe its doing something to the ferrite...

bottom line:
I don't know