Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[br549]

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When the magnet drops inside the tube, the currents in the 'copper' tube flow around the tube. If it is slit, the path is broken.

FYI> I just tried dropping a neo. magnet down a 3/4 inch tube with a 1/4 inch slit, and it falls at the same rate as with out the slit. Not sure why, It just does?

[Zeitmaschine]

Why is this whole room shielded with copper plates (grids)?

Because to exclude a fake due to a hidden energy transfer from the outside via radio waves? Or because this device needs the shielding from earth's electric field otherwise it will not work?

Anyway I would say that shielding is the key (or at least one more puzzle piece) to come to grips with this stuff. Maybe one should wallpaper his laboratory with aluminum foil and then see if something special happens while experimenting with LC circuits.

BTW: It has to be a mere coincidence that the Savonius vertical-axis wind turbine looks from the top view like the Ying-Yang symbol and thereby shields the wind on one side and catches it on the other side so a difference can occur between the two sides and therefore the whole thing starts to rotate, hasn't it?

Correction: I'm not sure whether the symbol is called »Ying-Yang« or »Yin-Yang«.

[a.king21]

ZEIT: Well spotted! If you look closely I think there's a wire going from the massive copper shield to the device!!!
It just has to be an aerial picking up the HF generated radiant static. What do you think? It looks like a common thread between the 2004 device and this one.

[leo48]

 
I have found one wire..

Leo48

[Grumage]

Not really, I believe the core component in his device is just what he states, simple.  The concept behind it is key and has been discussed here in another thread.  It's using straight old EM theory no aether or NMR and uses two standard electric/electronic components.   

I know you've seen the videos of people dropping magnets down copper tubes, it falls slowly if the tube is continuous but put a slit in it and it falls due gravity, why? Doesn't induction occur in the tube with the slit and if so where does that energy go?  What electronic component is the tube with the slit comparable to, think simple.

Please phoneboy, put us out of our misery. Isn't 1080 pages enough? Or do we have to wait till 2013?

Cheers Grum.