Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[Qwert]

Found on Keshe Foundation forum,  ( http://www.keshefoundation.org/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=2630 )
plasma fusion in garage by mike oven (by dnasun):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AkIE0ixu8Z8
another video and transcript: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGl4wPCSl5M
http://www.foxhound.tv/OSIS01_Egely_-_Cold_Fusion_Transcript_English.pdf
and his site:
http://www.egely.hu/?page=dokumentum&lang=eng&id=5

[Hoppy]

Take another look at this TK device video between 9.25 & 9.33, especially the grin on the face of the guy standing at the back as the camera pans round: http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&feature=endscreen&v=wNnWSvz1KsQ

Hoppy

[sparks]

You have to be more specific, because no matter how I look at this, I do not see any connection between my quoted post,  #13708,  and your replay.

  Your observation that TK devices rely on very highcurrent avalanche pulses are the equivalent of electron cascade events.  An electron cascade results when one electron is freed and accelerated by an electric field which results in a chain reaction of conversion of electron binding energy to kinetic energy.  The energy needed to initiate the electron cascade event is serveral magnitudes less than the resulting current and voltage produced.  Electron cascade events occur at the solid to gas interface in a spark gap.  As  long as the gap does not ARC over the only input load is the capacitance of the spark gap itself.  If the spark gap capacitance is the c needed in an RLC tank all the better for efficient production of electron cascade events.

[br549]

Quote:  Instead of a diode try a capacitor (a few µF). This gives odd results according to my experiments.
I tried several different size caps. on the in put (2uf and 15 uf), qnd also changed both transformers to a (1 to 1) ratio.  Note Attachment.

[br549]

Quote:  Instead of a diode try a capacitor (a few µF). This gives odd results according to my experiments.

Oops, I made a typo in the power formula, should have been (C*I =P).    Sorry about that.