Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[verpies]

It would be good to keep that in mind concerning our discussions of the "Aether",  as well.

Yes, I cannot prove that aether does not exist.

[Zeitmaschine]

Excellent

And I'm not even sure whether the second capacitor (in parallel) is really needed or not. The primary HV coil should excite the coil L of the series resonant circuit even without a capacitor in parallel, so the L itself of the series LC circuit is a power source anyway.

Remember the two 3-phase transformers and the one 3-phase capacitor in Stepanov's carpenter's workshop? What if one transformer and the one capacitor acts as a series LC circuit (resonant at 50Hz) and the second transformer provides the high voltage (in order to get proper interaction with the ground) maybe at a higher frequency? Although I don't know how to get higher frequency out of 50Hz mains in a simple way.

Just thinking ...

[Acca]

 Below are links to the Kapanadze demo my old clips ..


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Upyz64O8mA

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4hMaf5T1UA

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yV6ZalMDkeA

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JhGVXVP_k6w

Wesley interview in Russian about Kapanadze..

Интервью с Wesley, продолжение


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0O1fLBMW0h0

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-lLDt1NjcY

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uG8YnsZNA3c


Acca....


latest schematic from Roman.  "Akula0082"

[Zeitmaschine]

Just thinking a bit more ...

What is the difference between an ordinary electric power generator that provides a lot of amps and one that provides less amps (while the voltage stays the same)? It is the size, isn't it? Bigger size means the coils in the generator are wound with thicker wire. Thicker wire means less internal resistance, thus it can provide more amps.

As a matter of fact, the only way to get a lot of amps out (more out than in) is, that the load has to »see« the power source as a low ohmic source. And I think this is regardless of whether the low internal resistance of the power source is real or just apparent (for the load at a given frequency).

Of course low output resistance is only half the battle. The other half is the energy input because energy cannot come from nothing. Since assumingly the energy input comes from the Earth's electric field (my favored energy source), this electric field has to be accessed in a very high ohmic mode, because it has no (low ohmic) connector on its positive plate (it has a negative ground plate only) contrary to the two plates (negative and positive) of an ordinary (charged) capacitor. Therefore the high impedance of the input circuit (transformer's primary coil) must not be affected by the low impedance of the resonant output LC circuit (transformer's secondary coil).

Hence the task should be to use high voltage in order to lock on to the Earth's (inexhaustible) electric field, to do this with a non-closed circuit in order to have an infinite high input impedance, to convert the energy of the electric field into a magnetic field which then feeds a resonant 50Hz LC circuit in order to create a low apparent output resistance which then can supply high current to a connected load.

Sounds rather simple so far, doesn't it?

[NickZ]

   Zeitmaschine:
  As we have seen on Igor Moroz's videos, while using an induction heater oscillator, he can light 2000 watts halogen bulbs, while only drawing 500 to 600 watts. While his secondary output wires are hair thin, several meters long, and are giving no shocks at all. So, there may be more to this than meets the eye, or when compared to normal closed systems.
  He is mentioning a "recuperation of energy", which is not coming from the Aether, nuclear decay, or a grid source, but from pre-charged batteries, and a capacitor bank. May be similar to what we see TK doing with his cap bank. Or not...
  However, if 2000 watts of bulbs are being lit, and the battery only has X amount of charge, then where is the extra energy coming from? I agree with your surrounding ambient Aether idea, as the explanation.