Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[Hoppy]

@Wottsup,

IMO you have certainly reached one important conclusion and that is that the 'earth wire' is not in fact a true earth but is carrying a voltage at some potential. Let's go one step further and consider that he has a powerful low voltage AC / DC PSU (possibly battery backed with heavy duty lead acid 6V cells) run from the grid and hidden / buried somewhere. The PSU could then have been wired to the water pipe (that is in some way insulated from ground) which in turn connects to what has previously assumed to be an earth wire connected to the water pipe to feed the supply to the device. The other side of the PSU is connected to true ground through a well watered earth rod or radiator. A corresponding but hidden earth connection at the device end then provides a return to complete the circuit. the low voltage is then chopped and transformed at the device into high voltage to light the lamps. The hidden PSU would likely be located as close as possible to the device to minimise the ground distance. In the case of aqua2, the PSU outputting a much higher voltage, would likely be hidden in a pit beneath the 'earth' rod, which just leaves the method of return to be solved. IMO it would not be possible to use just one wire and in some way switch potentials at the device to allow electrons / Zippons to run up and down the wire as it were to create a flow of current, as suggested by Zeitmaschine.

[27Bubba]

@wattsup

"As usual, sorry for a long post." 

It is not long at all, It is very informative and well written. I'm enjoying it. 

Thanks for your effort.

[Cap-Z-ro]

elementSix  wrote:

" That guy on realstrannik knows his stuff and looks like the Russian have beat the Americans yet again "

Thats because they don't have soap opers's and Honey Boo Boo.


Oh, that Hap-er I mean Hoppy

[verpies]

Inogda animated GIFS

Сергей !

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My downloaded file size is 973 949 bytes so it is not a failed download.

[TEKTRON]

Сергей !

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If you try to open it you will get an error: "Unexpected end of archive".

My downloaded file size is 973 949 bytes so it is not a failed download.

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