Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[Grumage]

Cheers elementSix,

More B*****y maths!!! 

Unfortunately my weakest subject!!
But page saved for future reference.

Cheers Grum.

[stivep]

Hello Wesley,

Many thanks for all that info.

Here in the UK we are only allowed 4 Watts...... Legally!

But do we really need an RF transmitter? Can we not just build an RF oscillator? Or more lateral thinking a variable frequency HF signal generator through some sort of amplifier?

Cheers Grum.

Do not confuse Civil Band 27Hhz with ham radio !!

transmitter is generator as well
you need power and  signal generator is not giving you much. usually mW or few W
Usually signal or function or arbitrary signal generator is  more expensive  and yet
if you have one
-as long as you are able to drive input of PA ( power amplifier)
you can  use it with PA
PA are  very inexpensive with 200W range.
from Hamfest you can pick them up for few  bux.
Google for Hamfests in your area- great for all sort of cheep elements  right to your hands.The best one for anyone anywhere.
Advice:
1. NEVER BUY NEW ONE.!!
2. THERE IS NOTHING TO BLOW  IN pi filter based  TUBE PA APART FROM TUBES
3. input of PA must be as low as possible in  driving power to use  generator
if it is to high than smaller amplifier is serving as  preamp.
4. when doing experiment sometimes kWts of RF does not  bring/never bring, anyone attention you are not important to  authorities
and you not transmitting in  frequent basis.
5 to catch interferer takes money.
For years Ham Radio interferers transmit and it is hard to bring anyone of authorities attention
They Do not care,
 




For  50 dollars you can buy so much you would not believe from Hamfest.






legal power in UK is  hm........  I think 200W for HF 21MHZ
in here 1.5kW


Amplifier ( linear)class A ,AB does not care what you connect to it.
Amplifier has input  and output
Output can be connected  to dummy load, any load of  impedance matching around 50 ohm
or antenna 50 ohm
for purpose of experiment RF does not have to be radiated  out far.
resonance circuit of  HF amplifier  using knob  delivers signal than  in near field not far field to output resonance  circuit
for that  you need to understand that any dipole antenna when coiled up might be close to frequency of its design - only with much narrow bandwidth- usually after coiling it lowers its resonance response
but  in typical  pi filter you do not even think about it as tank capacitor is taking care for  impedance mismatch
in some instances you might need antenna tuner that is your matching network


Ten Tec 229A legal limit antenna tuners - means could handle 1.5kW from transmitter
Antenna tuners are always  between output of PA and antenna
in our application they can serve as tuning  resonance  circuit of any power at  input  of tuner.
Antenna tuners do not have any  tubes and do not amplify  anything
They are  simply  impedance matching devices
between  impedance  of  device connected to input and  device/antenna/ circuity connected to output.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ten-Tec-229A-legal-limit-antenna-tuners-/130886588621?pt=US_Radio_Comm_Tuners&hash=item1e7972d8cd




I can have any  overlimit power at home as long as I do not radiate out.
Owning something  is not equal with  using it to transmit.

Wesley

[verpies]

In the wake of this new spin, in your honest opinion, do you think TK's kitchen roll coil setup could work? A few weeks ago I bought some Ferrite torroid cores of a Manganese Zink compound.
So could NMR be achieved using the afore mentioned design?

If it is not faked with external power feed (like Wattsup has noticed) or belts hidden in the pillow blocks (nobody has noticed that), then I would say that it's a strong probability.
I have no doubts that beta decay stimulation by RF or NMR is a reality, but I do have doubts whether beta chain reaction is possible, that is, whether one decay event can be responsible for causing more than one subsequent decay events.  I just have never seen it, but that does not mean much.

There is one thing that I have not mentioned so far.  Namely, when bunch of fast electrons become ejected from nuclei in the same direction, then those nuclei recoil in the opposite direction, because electrons possess mass.  That means that an organized mechanical force is acting on the core material!
In the natural beta decay, these fast electrons are emitted in random directions, thus the nuclei also recoil in random directions hence the net recoil sums up to zero in any particular direction and there is not net macroscopic force. 
If the electrons are ejected into a circular Lorentz orbit inside the core, then the core will experience a torque, by the same mechanism.  This is exactly what is seen in this video and this video. 

P.S.
Those brass disks in those two videos are the Gain Media in which the stimulated beta decay takes place and becomes confined.  Either the circular nuclear recoil causes the torque or Marinov bearing motor ...or hidden belts in those pillow block bearings 
In the former case, with such large diameter disk cores, the stimulating frequency can be pretty low (and the evil skin-effect, too).
Also, Wesley experiments with the Yoke device and the Colman device add credibility to the stimulated decay as the modus operandi for those devices.

[NETIKS]

Electromagnetically induced nuclear beta decay:
Nuclear beta decay induced by intense electromagnetic fields:

http://prc.aps.org/abstract/PRC/v29/i5/p1825_1

http://prc.aps.org/abstract/PRC/v27/i3/p1229_1

[verpies]

Nuclear beta decay induced by intense electromagnetic fields:
http://prc.aps.org/abstract/PRC/v27/i3/p1229_1

Good find.  The text is almost identical to this Reiss Howard patent EP0099946A1.

Note: This method uses only strong RF fields for beta decay stimulation and this methods requires kW of RF power.
The NMR or EF-NMR methods of stimulation require only Watts of power to spin-up the nuclei in the core.