Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[Zeitmaschine]

The question of all (TK) questions just crossed my mind:

a) Where for the world is in the 100KW tent presentation the hidden cable that can provide 220V at 450A? Runs it also through the sleeve of some guy? And

b) to what is it connected? To the next wall outlet?

But I'm sure someone will find a fake in this video which no one on site could find.

[Hoppy]

It is true that a video can't proof any OU. But it is also true that a video can't proof any subtle tricks.
Then why has nobody found Tesla's OU yet? If Tesla had OU then somebody should have found it by now. If Tesla had no OU then nobody will find it ever, I'm afraid.
Interesting! And if it works then we put a green painted box around it, so it looks like Kapanadze's one.

And yes, since lately this thread must look to the casual reader as if someone tries to distract the people away from it by all available means. But maybe that's just my imagination.

Its not a case of proving anything. Its simply a case of each individual reaching his/her own conclusion. Its also not an attempt to "distract people away from it by all available means". It may appear this way to you as a few of us have now decided that the guy faked it big time. I agree with Wottsup that its very probable that his other videos were also faked. You are free to carry on posting your ideas and theories just as others are. 

[Hoppy]

The question of all (TK) questions just crossed my mind:

a) Where for the world is in the 100KW tent presentation the hidden cable that can provide 220V at 450A? Runs it also through the sleeve of some guy? And

Very likely just a bigger and different type of sleeve. 

[verpies]

And the good news is that all these »fakes« could be pure imagination. There is no hard evidence that there is a wire hidden within the ground braid. There is no hard evidence that the cable guy has a hidden cable in his sleeve and steps on an imaginary contact. There is no hard evidence that there is a hidden wire that supplies the tin can with power. It is all just a »could be« and a »maybe«.

It is true that the evidence uncovered by Wattsup would not hold up in a criminal court (beyond reasonable doubt) ...but it would hold up in a civil court, which has lower standard of proof (preponderance of proof or balance of possibilities).

I think that the strongest piece of evidence, that Wattsup has uncovered so far, is the synchronization of the light (load) with the movement of the bearded man's hand holding the cable.  The probability of these two events being coincident by chance, is very low.

[captainkt]

@verpies, for me the most suspicious time is when the man in suit puts clamp meter around cable in bearded mans hand,the man does not budge from spot but quickly puts right hand over his left wrist and holds it there. Why?
Regards
Keith