Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[Hoppy]

@ Verpies,

What do make of the noise in this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JCOEjb0Ag_I

The sound is very much like that we hear in the TK Green Box and Aqua1 garden videos? My interpretation of the setup is that the trafo has a mains input from the thin orange leads. There is a 0.5uF cap across the secondary winding which is full wave rectified. The DC appears to be switched across the caps (3 x 2000uF/ 150V in parallel). The lamp is switched directly across the caps. The ferrite cored coil appears to be some type of oscillator (Royer?) separately powered from the red and black croc leads?

[verpies]

But Verpies if you find the time could  you please analyze it disregard the fact of its sense on nonsense
Please do not concentrate on uranium or take uranium as possible example ( Video) - it is  important to see it  as mechanism....................
and as the same  mechanism for Colman compound as well.

energy-dispersive x-ray spectroscopy (electron microscope analysis) of uranium
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B51hos0DUpk
start from minute:5:00 of this video.
http://www.tau.ac.il/~lab3/XRF/xrf.pdf   LOOK FOR "Auger" Electron

Yes, Auger electrons can be knocked out of atoms but their energy will not be higher than the absorbed photon energy (X-Ray), that caused it, thus no energy gain.
Perhaps a photon can get all the way to the nucleus and convert a neutron to proton (a mass conversion), causing the release of nuclear binding energy, yielding an actual gain.
According to the Reiss Howard paper and patent - even lower energy RF photons can affect nuclei that way.

I'm waiting for  XRF  spectroscopy analyzer that should  arrive shortly to my location.

Those XRF analyzers are really good at determining the isotopic contents of elements heavier than Carbon.

[verpies]

What do make of the noise in this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JCOEjb0Ag_I
The sound is very much like that we hear in the TK Green Box and Aqua1 garden videos?

To my ear it sounds that way , too.

[Hoppy]

To my ear it sounds that way , too.

Do you think the noise could be from the transformer?

[verpies]

Do you think the noise could be from the transformer?

Yes, because I heard overloaded transformers make transient noises like that before and I don't know of any other components, that're visible on that video, that can make noises like that.