Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[dllabarre]

Hi,
Last couple of weeks i was playing with ground transmission based on Tesla concept and defiantly, god ground is good conductor.
I am still playing with the concept, so I was thinking that maybe TK is hiding transmitters, only Turkey video shows transmitter and receiver,
other, green box and 2004 video shows only receivers.?

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Dole
I feel you can read my mind or you are spying on my conversations.      Just playing.  For past 2 months I feel that TK was transmitting and receiving to get magnification.  It has always puzzled me why no one talks about what is hidden in Green Box, In plastic box on top of device Wesley (Stivep) video taped on his trip and inside "can" on 2004 video.  I'm working on idea that transmitter is hidden in each of those devices above.  I will report if I find something.

DonL

[Shokac]

Looking at the two transistors I ask myself, does TK actually need two big transistors on two big heat sinks with one big fan in order to create one tiny spark?

Yes, it should be.
I use one transistor 2n3055 for Hi voltage. (Clasical Juel thief). We need 20V and 2A for smal spark in my setup. (40W) Transistor is very warm!

[itsu]

@ JB5,

Stivep, Itsu I'm sorry but I need to be with my family

no problem, i understand, please take all the time you need.
I was kind of wrapping up this item, and will use the learned in new projects, thanks for your comments.


@  all,

This would be a kind of final info/video about this capcoil thingy.

I was intrigued about the fact that my battery decoupling ceramic caps went up in flames 3 times (0.1uF/50V) so i made an investigation on the battery input area.
It turns out that even a cap without a coil is about to pick up so much RF that it will load till 500V in severall seconds.
However, if you do the math (0.5CV^2) it boils down to 3.2Joule (3.2Ws), not quite impressive when having an input of about 25W.

Also, paralleling severall capcoils decreases the overall performance, so the supplied RF power is still the limiting factor

So the conclusion for me is that we loose a lot of energy to heating and RF which cannot been harvest, so no magic found in the capcoil in the combination used by me.

Anyway, thanks for your remarks/suggestions.

Video:   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JtL8Pa8sDOg&feature=youtu.be

Regards Itsu

[jbignes5]

Instead of fighting with me,give one example of one wire allowing
a current of 25 amps ac, 50Hz/60Hz to be shown on a clamp current meter.
The 2004 video shows one ground wire,you guys need to get it thru your heads that TK is a showman,
part con man,hes a very smart guy as is SM inventor of the TPU,however there full of deception,
although TK is nowhere close to SM in this area.The reason no one can build either a working tpu or TK's device
is because there's an unknown principle involved,the reason TK and SM discovered this is because of
luck and they experimented with different things,an educated person would say this can't work so won't try it,TK and SM
would try it.I posted what happens when a high frequency is introduced into 60 Hz ac,you create  errors in voltage measurement,including errors in current measurement,this comes from the particular cheap clamp meter used,however if  you choose to ignore this then like the TPU people you will go in circles and get nowhere,because TK is never going to give you the information,I suspect that's its very strange stuff,which is why no one has figured it out.

Fighting with you? How about you watch the real video of TK using that device.... If you watch the other video of that device you will see him bury the radiator in the ground with a heavy wire attached to it. Then they use that wire and another wire attached to the water pipe in his back yard. Clearly there are hidden things in that picture that you don't want to admit to. Trust me ground loops that are properly stimulated can involve tons of current. To harness it you need a coil around the inductive ground loop he develops and sustains...

I believe he uses the house ground and the wire ground in that picture if my memory serves me right. When he moved the unit outside for the investor demo's he had to bury the radiator to show it wasn't hooked an external power source. In fact there is another video showing him afterwards showing a Tesla document and he was discussing it with another guy.

The ground loop idea came from Tesla's use of the ground in his wireless patents. Since both transmitter and receiver both are hooked to the ground you could say the ground loop is the reason it worked as well as it did. The ground loop has been a bane of the professions electrician for decades.

The big mosfets are for chopping up the current to be able to use it for ac at the proper frequency. They get hot because of the load. It has nothing to do with the spark gap. The gap is used to stimulate or excite the whole coil unit to flow. It's an exciter. As Itsu has found out it charges caps inductively and definitely allows current to flow from the cap without being connected. This was the missing piece that no one could admit to and is what Tesla figured out as well.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gFVCst1bdds

This is very old school stuff here..

@Itsu I'm sorry to have used you to prove this but it was very enlightening to see the cap get energized through induction from the electric field. This proves the mechanism Kapanadze used to excite the grounds into conduction. Once that process is started you need to chop it up or else it blows everything up. The ground and how it reacts to the excitation was the important thing here and nothing else. Thanks for your help.

[Zeitmaschine]

you guys need to get it thru your heads that TK is a showman,
part con man,hes a very smart guy as is SM inventor of the TPU,

If TK is really a smart guy then why is his device not on the market here and now? Maybe something went wrong with his slyness?

The big mosfets are for chopping up the current to be able to use it for ac at the proper frequency.

So the current from ground initially is DC and it needs »chopping up« to get AC?

Yes, it should be.
I use one transistor 2n3055 for Hi voltage. (Clasical Juel thief). We need 20V and 2A for smal spark in my setup. (40W) Transistor is very warm!

I use two small darlington transistors BD645/BD646 in push-pull mode mounted on a 5×5cm heat sink (from old Pentium processor) to drive a CCFL transformer. Although there is a fan on that heat sink, it is not needed, it gets only around 50 °C. Previously using only one transistor it got hot, but not with two (strangely).

Now, how to convert this nice spark into free energy?


Regards