Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[iflewmyown]

Hello Woopy, I would like to compliment you on your fantastic videos. They are the standard to which are others are measured. You have clear diagrams, good lighting, and excellent explanations. Your enthusiasm is contagious. My wife even knows your voice and listens to each one with me. Thank you!!

[forest]

Woopy

I think your theory is correct. I remeber Don Smith said that HF current is reacharging battery and he put a LED diode or two directional LED to check it. Anyway I have two questions:
1. When you touch case of battery the effect on AV-plug is diminishd like when you touched the blue wire ?
2. Why not dumping capacitor directly to source battery , hmmm ?? Or to another one ? I mean - somehow we should measure how much energy can be recovered.

[conradelektro]

@ forest, Woopy

I did some measurements with a Kacher but could never get out more power than I put in.

But I have to try the windings around the battery as shown by Woopy. That is anew idea. I completely overlooked the battery as the point where "radient energy" manifests itself. Woopy made that clear by his very diligent research.

Greetings, Conrad

[jbignes5]

@ forest, Woopy

I did some measurements with a Kacher but could never get out more power than I put in.

But I have to try the windings around the battery as shown by Woopy. That is anew idea. I completely overlooked the battery as the point where "radient energy" manifests itself. Woopy made that clear by his very diligent research.

Greetings, Conrad

That is a very nice katcher you got there. Have you tried to put anything inside of that huge coil. Remember things like loose coupling and shorted capacitance with a coil. You haven't even tried to sniff the inside field have you? You went looking for OU without seeing if anything more could be gotten from the katcher.


Yes the battery can be used in a two fold manner. Both heavy current out and high voltage feedback or return. But like I said everyone has been looking for the more traditional fields and pretty much ignore the electric field. This field is probably to most overlooked field ever. There is more going on in a katcher then meets the eye.

[conradelektro]

That is a very nice katcher you got there. Have you tried to put anything inside of that huge coil. Remember things like loose coupling and shorted capacitance with a coil. You haven't even tried to sniff the inside field have you? You went looking for OU without seeing if anything more could be gotten from the katcher.

Yes the battery can be used in a two fold manner. Both heavy current out and high voltage feedback or return. But like I said everyone has been looking for the more traditional fields and pretty much ignore the electric field. This field is probably to most overlooked field ever. There is more going on in a katcher then meets the eye.

I tried many things with that Kacher. The best I found is a Avramenko Plug type "receiver", as Woopy and many others are using and I used for the many LEDs on the two rings.

A Avramenko Plug with a 50 cm long "antenna" and one white LED sees radiation up to a meter away from the coil, also inside the coil and near every component of the circuit. It helps a lot touching (grounding) the Avramenko plug (at the cathode side of the LED).

I am looking for OU by trying to replicate experiments shown on YouTube or in OU-forums. And once I have built a circuit or a contraption I stop after a while till new ideas come in (from me, mostly from others). And in this way my Kacher experiment was on a hold till now. Woopy has shown many nice and comprehensible things recently, therefore I will experiment further.

My expertise is limited, my budget is limited, my time is limited, but I keep looking because I like a little hands on experience every now and then.

When you look up my posts, you will see that I have worked with Joule Thief type circuits, pulse motors and home made batteries. Have I seen OU? Never. Therefore I am sceptical and do not work endlessly on the same project.

Yes, I most of the time do not know where to look for OU. And when I thought I knew where to look, I did not find OU.

Greetings, Conrad