Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[zcsaba77]

I watch video, what andrea76 posted, somebody know what contain green box is showed video, high frequecy generator?

[AbbaRue]

Hay Everyone:
Someone mentioned that Don Smith never built an OU device.
Well I just watched this video a few minutes ago, and I would have to conclude that this device is OU.
This unit only has an input of 500mA to 1000mA and the output is quite impressive.
I posted this here because I see a lot of similarities between this and Tariels device.

  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uUMEEz5UGdA&list=UUgXOxvkWEG07OU3Aw7dvOkQ&index=1&feature=plcp 

This is an awesome video, and this fellow does awesome work. 
I would like to know of a good cheap way to make those coil winding spacers. 
The windings look perfectly spaced, and very solid.
One very interesting point is that the coils are made from bare wire. 
This may have something to do with it's ability to collect the ambient energy fields. 

The full schematic with his video description is found on a previous video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ffrQsmLNVd0&feature=related
I find the video's date kind of cute!     2038/07/13
This just may be the future in the making! 

This has been a very interesting and educational day for me!

@Stefan:
You may want to post this video as a new intro video! 

[AbbaRue]

B&W 2408TL Coils specs. can be found here:
http://www.bwantennas.com/coils/aduxlex.htm

Ignition Coil Driver Circuit used in those videos I posted.

[frankidel]

Hay Everyone:
Someone mentioned that Don Smith never built an OU device.
Well I just watched this video a few minutes ago, and I would have to conclude that this device is OU.
This unit only has an input of 500mA to 1000mA and the output is quite impressive.
I posted this here because I see a lot of similarities between this and Tariels device.

  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uUMEEz5UGdA&list=UUgXOxvkWEG07OU3Aw7dvOkQ&index=1&feature=plcp 

This is an awesome video, and this fellow does awesome work. 
I would like to know of a good cheap way to make those coil winding spacers. 
The windings look perfectly spaced, and very solid.
One very interesting point is that the coils are made from bare wire. 
This may have something to do with it's ability to collect the ambient energy fields. 

The full schematic with his video description is found on a previous video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ffrQsmLNVd0&feature=related
I find the video's date kind of cute!     2038/07/13
This just may be the future in the making! 

This has been a very interesting and educational day for me!

@Stefan:
You may want to post this video as a new intro video!

Hi for your spacing, can coffee stick cut by 4 would do, u could take 2 of them glue them together and cut it after....

[Farmhand]

Hay Everyone:
Someone mentioned that Don Smith never built an OU device.
Well I just watched this video a few minutes ago, and I would have to conclude that this device is OU.
This unit only has an input of 500mA to 1000mA and the output is quite impressive.
I posted this here because I see a lot of similarities between this and Tariels device.

  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uUMEEz5UGdA&list=UUgXOxvkWEG07OU3Aw7dvOkQ&index=1&feature=plcp 

This is an awesome video, and this fellow does awesome work. 
I would like to know of a good cheap way to make those coil winding spacers. 
The windings look perfectly spaced, and very solid.
One very interesting point is that the coils are made from bare wire. 
This may have something to do with it's ability to collect the ambient energy fields. 

The full schematic with his video description is found on a previous video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ffrQsmLNVd0&feature=related
I find the video's date kind of cute!     2038/07/13
This just may be the future in the making! 

This has been a very interesting and educational day for me!

@Stefan:
You may want to post this video as a new intro video!

Hi all, my first post here. AbbaRue, when I work out the power I do it differently.

He says each bulb require's 100 Ma at 12 volts so that is 1.2 watts per bulb.

5 x 1.2 watts - 6 watts. If he lit the 5 bulbs from a 12 volt battery they should use 500 Ma
which is 6 watts.

But are the lights lit up as bright in the video as when they are lit by 12 volts DC ?
That is the question. If the answer is yes then a closer investigation is required.

Cheers