Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[yfree]

I measured this without load, only V-meter + 2uf / 2000V cap at the output.

The output voltage is measured across 2 uF capacitor, without load, only voltmeter is used.
How do you measure the output current?
A simple schematic would be helpful.
Thank you.

[v8karlo]

Yes , I step forward because its time consuming and I cant do that alone,
actually I didnt do anything for last 6 months until today, so I step in my
lab room before half an hour and that was the first time in that 6 months.
I grabbed one of my capacitive coils and run it so I can picture it.
Its in word doc with schematic.
Wires are litz from ordinary 3PL house cable, its cheap and you can buy
them for nothing.
I ran the coil and adjust freq. to gain exactly 1000V at output.
Coil has 40 turns at each coil (2 cap coils and driving coil).
Freq. is around 22 kHz, 4-5 % Duty Cycle (very short).

Actually, the thing with Duty Cycle is to be of that lenght so you
can pump cap coils full in one impulse (cap coils , 2 of them are
capacitor and nothing else)

Setup is very simple, at least to me because I can do it without
ma eyes (I did it so many times).

This is setup wit 2 cap coil and driving, but you can do it without
driving coil. Then you drive current through one of cap coils
directly. Look at the schematics in other word doc (without 3rd
driving coil and with backfeed).

When you wound oposite cap coils you have 2wire on left and 2 wire on
right. On left short wires and attach input minus. On right one is going
to plus and from that one also to diode and thats minus output. The
other one on the right is output plus and thats it.
This is without driving coil, only 2 cap coils.
Thats original setup, Voltage will not be more than 400-450V. Now
look at the schematics in word doc how to backfeed, and voltages
goes much more up, to 1500 - 2000 V.

[v8karlo]

Here is the doc with schematics.

[Alexol]

Here is the doc with schematics.

A very, very  thank you,  v8karlo.

[v8karlo]

The output voltage is measured across 2 uF capacitor, without load, only voltmeter is used.
How do you measure the output current?
A simple schematic would be helpful.
Thank you.

Sometimes for A reading attach small car lamp 12V, 1A and measure in series,
just to have any load and at 1200V setup I measured 550-600mA, but often I just
do it without load and than is 900-1100mA (1.1A).

I am playing with this toy for to long and I am not interested in discovering
anything about cap coils because after so many experiments I know all about
them.
What is interesting to me is what Kapanadze is doing to his coil to gain so many
amps , and yes, his coil is capacitive, but one is longer than other so current tend
to go in one direction and he dont need output diode.

The output of my coil is direct pulsed current.