Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[xenomorphlabs]

Something more to make your brain smoke.
A secondary coil with a brass core ?
Certainly not the way to go if you build an "ordinary" transformer...

[ramset]

A Request to the deity with the petite posterior and the very large cranium
Please see here RE: Stan Myer New developement

http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=8379.msg299699#msg299699
Post #7

My BS meter is in the shop and ist took my Crystal ball and won't give it back!!
Thank you
Chet

[core]

From what I understood from video that presentation was made in a hurry and Tariel explained that he had no time to use elecronic device and used spark gap which is generating hum/noise. That was clearly stated in the beginning of the video.

    Is that what he really said? that hum sounds more like a well taxed iron core transformer. Motors, when the shaft is stalled, make the same hum. This happens from the core being saturated and the iron/steel core material expanding and contracting.

    On another note, Tesla's radiant energy patent. Real interesting stuff in there. Looks like an arc can be used and the energy picked up to power a solenoid. Actually if the 'grid' on the Gray tube is insulated it would sound very similar to what Tesla shows in Fig. 3 of the patent.

-Core

[xenomorphlabs]

    Is that what he really said? that hum sounds more like a well taxed iron core transformer. Motors, when the shaft is stalled, make the same hum. This happens from the core being saturated and the iron/steel core material expanding and contracting.

    On another note, Tesla's radiant energy patent. Real interesting stuff in there. Looks like an arc can be used and the energy picked up to power a solenoid. Actually if the 'grid' on the Gray tube is insulated it would sound very similar to what Tesla shows in Fig. 3 of the patent.

-Core

Agreed, magnetostriction-associated noise/hum sounds similar.
Question is what makes this hum sound if there is no iron core in there?
Even more remarkable is the fact that this hum completely vanishes after about 2 minutes. I repeatedly watched the video till the end and it really seems to be completly gone, just the tickering of the spark gap can be heard.
I can not explain that, except that it might be not related to magnetostriction
and it's intensity gradually fades out. When he starts up the device the noise
and hum is enormous, as if he actually has to level the power down to a reasonable,managable level.

[core]

Agreed, magnetostriction-associated noise/hum sounds similar.
Question is what makes this hum sound if there is no iron core in there?
Even more remarkable is the fact that this hum completely vanishes after about 2 minutes. I repeatedly watched the video till the end and it really seems to be completly gone, just the tickering of the spark gap can be heard.
I can not explain that, except that it might be not related to magnetostriction
and it's intensity gradually fades out. When he starts up the device the noise
and hum is enormous, as if he actually has to level the power down to a reasonable,managable level.

Tariel has stated that he uses iron and not ferrite. That came from a translation that a member here made. Personally I don't believe that we are looking at Tesla coils (loose coupled). This video does not have a loose coupling primary to secondary. I think people heard Tesla and rushed to assumption. Tesla had a few coils.

-Core