Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[verpies]

The psychological impact of this "it's so simple you will laugh" statement, on the behavior of replicators in this thread, is marvelous to me.
Most likely this is because psychology is not my field of expertise.  Fascinating nonetheless.

[Zeitmaschine]

The construction of an airfoil is also »so simple you will laugh«, but how long has it taken to get such a thing flying up in the air?

Wright brothers: »it is so simple you will laugh«

[verpies]

It not the construction that is fascinating to me. 
It is the impact of this simple statement on the behavior of the replicators in this thread, that is fascinating to me.

[Zeitmaschine]

Why should the impact on the behavior not be fascinating? Get some old electric parts from the junkyard and you are just a few connections away from Free Energy and never have to pay for any energy bill.

Simply fascinating!

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"The "transformer" itself, may have various shapes, but the main point is that it has to provide conditions for stimulated "chain reactions".
@yfree,
Speaking about "chain reactions"- a spark gap, simple electric discharge, is a "chain reaction" event.Electrons runaway avalanche occurs. You may start it with a single (!) electron, and end up with a current pulse in kA range. Those EXTRA electrons aren't coming from the circuit power supply.To prove that, use small HV capacitor, charge it up and discharge in the air gap- then calculate energy balance.It is definately more OUT than IN.They are drawn from enviroment.Check out "Townsend discharge", papers from Loeb and Meck. A spark discharge is an "current multiplier".
Regards,
Pix