Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[NickZ]

  I agree with Farmhand. That knowing WHERE the energy is coming from is very important. If you want to take a whack at something, you need to know where to strike it.  Or you may as well just use solar, wind, or hydro, and forget anything else.

  To discount the Aether as an energy source, after all that Tesla and others have said about it, and have shown through a life time of experiments, patents, and inventions, is not going to take us in the right direction. Where do you think that the energy comes from when you spin magnets around coils???
  Those that don't agree, do you think that you really know more than Tesla?
  It may take another 100 years to figure out just how to tap this illusive Aether, but this will happen, sooner or later.
Those that don't want to hear about it, well, then why are you reading this thread? 
TK and his devices are all about exploiting this "theory". 

   Nick_Z

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I don't want to talk about aether, it's useless talk...

Neither do I.

...but in the end , only actual working device is important,

Of course. Is the belief in Aether necessary for its successful construction?

The radiant energy source...what it could be ?
...
somebody already told you..but you ignored it as impossible...

Nobody has ever explained to me adequately what "radiant energy" is. 
How is "radiant energy" different from light which is also radiant and also a form of energy ?

I remember a.king21 writing that "radiant energy" on an oscilloscope looks like a series of nanosecond wide pulses, but that still does not explain to me what "radiant energy" is - it only describes some of its properties. Those properties can be exhibited by regular electric current, too, so what's the difference?
In other words: "Radiant Energy" isn't a series of a short electric current pulses (e.g. produced by a DSRD diode), is it? If it is, then how is it different from electric current? 
Do short pulse periods justify naming the good old electric current as a whole new form of energy - the "radiant energy"?

[NickZ]

  Maybe we don't have to know what electricity really is, or for that matter what radiant energy is, to be able to utilize it to build a device that works with it. But wouldn't it be better to know, even if not absolutely necessary?
To try to explain that which this invisible to us, and not measurable by any known source or means, may not be within our grasp at this point in time.
  Light is not different from the Aether, it is a part of it, all energies come from this same source. 
  In any case, since we can't seam to be able to come up with a working device, between ALL of us, theory is all we have to work with, until we can.
  I personally don't care too much about what radiant energy is, so long as I can produce the results that I need. As I feel that in time, more about this will become better known and accepted.  Or we can continue to believe the "Big Bang Theory",  where everything came from nothing in one moment, as is the current view from our best scientists.

[zcsaba77]

Eureka or flash in the pan?

Hi All,

Posted below are two pictures, first is of Sinus input from Signal Generator @ 1v P/P (for some reason I can't put a scope on the O/P of the Audio Amp as it shorts) Second trace over 120 V P/P.
Voltage peaks at 28 Khz. Output is off 30 SWG at 250 turns under the black tape. This coil was the start of an aborted project but it took so long to wind I kept it! The O/P voltage is not capable of  load but with thicker wire who know's?

Second picture is of the Ferrite core, the sort of horizontal winding is the last layer from the secondary of an old microwave oven transformer. I estimate the gague also in the 30 swg bracket.
Input current appears to be 200mA. But what I found encouraging  was the massive voltage gain.

Comments Welcome.

Hi Grumage

On your device is amplifying pulse or keep same voltage peak?

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Where do you think that the energy comes from when you spin magnets around coils???

I think that it comes from the hand that spins the magnets.