Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[energia9]

Don't worry about this.
First T-1000 is absolutely correct, the cores are made out of soft ferrite.
I just had these elements remembered, but they are used in hard ferrites
which are basically permanent magnets.
Soft ferrites are magnetizable and contain Manganese-zinc ferrite or Nickel-zinc ferrite.
So even if you break a barium-based magnet, the barium is not isolated but part of the compound.

Concerning the radiation issues.
Neutron radiation is hopefully unlikely, it could be beta radiation accompanying the massive liberation of electrons from the nuclei, but that could be measured and most of all shielded with aluminum and maybe acrylic outside.
Best bet is to put that thing in a shielded boy anyway especially if it operates above 100kHz.

if there is alpha or beta radiation involved, there is neutron radiation too. if we are able to measure radioactivity on nearby metal parts, we have to stop

[baroutologos]

@ The TK replication team

Is that possible so far to assemble a sectioned pdf (for adding info later) with hyperlinks to youtube vids and various sources with your replication work so far?
I mean a schematic is good, but totally inadequate. This might be your legacy if the whole story proves true.

E.g 1

You have a resonating HV flyback transformer that charges one via wire avramenko plug caps. What is the charging voltage, capacity and rate of discharges (while in operation) per second?
- Case A while one wire no "cold" wire to TT connected
- Case B while the "cold" wire to the opposite TT winding connected.

E.g. 2

Can you elaborate on this frequency mixing and ferrite hammering process?

Those are just few inquiries in my mind.

Thanks

[Jdo300]

I am interested in the question - How safe are my experiments?
I felt a physically ill when this device has worked…
To verify the  presence of radiation, I brought a solar panel to the lamp. In sunny weather, it gives a maximum of 6 V DC, I saw the 1200V ...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FrK6SgHlAZA

Hi Jury,

Interesting experiment but I would suggest that you NEVER use a digital meter to take measurements near any kind of HV pulsating system. Digital meters can get scrambled even if you just have them sitting on the table close to your test setups. I suggest you repeat that same experiment with an analog meter to confirm that what you are seeing is correct first.

- Jason O

[viny]

General info on ferrite cores:

http://www.intl-magnetics.org/pdfs/SFG-98.pdf

Hi Masterplaster: What a great document !

[MasterPlaster]

Hi Masterplaster: What a great document !

You are welcome. Here is more:

Resonant Amplification of Magnetic Domain-Wall Motion by a Train of Current Pulses:
http://www.sciencemag.org/content/315/5818/1553.abstract


Also:
Magnetic Field-Induced Superconductivity in the Ferromagnet
http://www.sciencemag.org/content/309/5739/1343.short