Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[Hoppy]

Just small test:

Two transformers: In the first MOT, the primary is 110 Volts and secondary 2 turns. In the second MOT, the primary is one turn ( receive from the first MOT) and secondary suppose to be 110 Volts

              Video 1, shows 2 MOT connected separately.
When the arrangement was energized, I had 93.3 Volts in the second transformer secondary and 4.8 amps in the primary of the first MOT.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=yp57lgCXc4I

              Video 2, shows 2 MOT connected and one in top of the other.
When the arrangement was energized, I had 94.4 Volts  in the second transformer secondary and 2.4 amps in the primary of the first MOT.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=Y3E5gLvc25o


In my point of view, using a 3 phase transformer we can have a better idea about how the short circuited windings will affect the input power...
One test to be done: Use DC as THE PARAMETRIC TRANSFORMER

Two turns in the second MOT (balanced to the first) would have increased your voltage.

An arc welding transformer would provide a reasonably good basis as a source supply for further higher powered experimentation. A large toroidal transformer stripped of its secondary winding and replaced with a low turns and heavy duty winding (size matched to the welding transformer secondary) would be suitable for the primary of the remote transformer. A couple of large and identical toroids stripped of their secondary windings, stacked and replaced with a common low turns primary winding could be used to increase output power availability by paralleling their secondary windings. A 3-phase transformer could be used if its build is suitable for modification.

[ariovaldo]

Two turns in the second MOT (balanced to the first) would have increased your voltage.

An arc welding transformer would provide a reasonably good basis as a source supply for further higher powered experimentation. A large toroidal transformer stripped of its secondary winding and replaced with a low turns and heavy duty winding (size matched to the welding transformer secondary) would be suitable for the primary of the remote transformer. A couple of large and identical toroids stripped of their secondary windings, stacked and replaced with a common low turns primary winding could be used to increase output power availability by paralleling their secondary windings. A 3-phase transformer could be used if its build is suitable for modification.

I didn't put 2 turns in the secondary because I was short in the cable that time but I will do that just to test.
My next step will be to do use a bigger transformer, with primary and secondary 1:1 ratio, plus one more winding ( L3) with 10 turns of ticker wire connected to a rotate commutator or semiconductor based switch ( high amps ). I'll let you know how this will work.....

[captainkt]

@a.king21,I think this thread is going in a better direction as early days TK used that old inverter to give 240 AC, I think if high voltage was prime then other power supplies would have been used.
ariovaldo keep up the good work.
Regards
Keith

[a.king21]

@a.king21,I think this thread is going in a better direction as early days TK used that old inverter to give 240 AC, I think if high voltage was prime then other power supplies would have been used.
ariovaldo keep up the good work.
Regards
Keith

Yes I agree. TK never uses HV although pulses of AC or DC can give radiant energy spikes. I still think his secret is something to do with the way he wired up transformers. We have also had reports of anomalous behaviour of various devices when shorted. I am not saying Barbosa is right, my experiments have revealed some anomalous behaviour.
The one outstanding thing about TK is that he wires coil after coil and they are all hand made. So transformers are a huge  part of his thinking.
If anyone knows of any literature about strange or anomalous behaviour of transformers, I would be interested.
Cheers

[zcsaba77]

This motor is the simplest one that we can have. It is just 2 ball bearings in a isolated plastic board.
When we apply a DC current from the battery in the bearings, the motor spin in high speed.
The efficiency is low as the torque, but probably we can use something like that ( variation) to use the high amps from the transformer.....
Just kidding...


http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=51oi1pgG2b0

Hi Ariovaldo

Your video look like Kapanadze's Two Disk Motor/Generator (no stator just rotor part), what are you used by axle material? ferrite rod? magnet rod?

regards zcsaba77