Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[captainkt]

@Shokac, I agree, but I suppose we do not Know the set up at all so just ideas.
Regards
Keith

[captainkt]

@All,what is really exciting about the Russian single wire is that Ohms LAW is out of the window, this shoots down all the doubters that these things must follow now what are outdated ideas. Also all the people saying Kapanadze device will only run resistive loads, The Russian guy runs the Tesla single wire into an inverter box on the wall to run 3 phase motors, so simple you will laugh. Or are you telling me all these scientists are also scammers ,I do not think so.
Regards
Keith

[captainkt]

@Google ggorann1. Running motor from 1 wire, earthed cap case is the most important. Barbosa captor de electrons?
Regards
Keith

[verpies]

@All,what is really exciting about the Russian single wire is that Ohms LAW is out of the window, this shoots down all the doubters that these things must follow now what are outdated ideas.

I would love to be able to break the Ohm's law (I=E/R) with some form of new electricity, but how do we know that the high resistance of the wire is not simply compensated by high voltage?

After all, if E is sufficiently high, then high R does not impede the energy transfer because W=E²/R and high R keeps the current so low that the I²R heating losses of the wire become insignificant.  For example with 250kV and 100mA you can transfer 25kW of power over a 100m thin wire without violating Ohm's law.

One-wire energy transfer system with return through stray capacitance are known to work, but whether they are more efficient than high voltage systems limited by Ohm's law, remains to be demonstrated.

If you want to discuss this meaningfully further, first let us know the straight-line distance between the transmitter and the receiver, frequency, real power transferred in Watts, and the minimum clearance space around the 8μm wire needed to guarantee a good performance of such one-wire energy transfer system.

[Hoppy]

@All,what is really exciting about the Russian single wire is that Ohms LAW is out of the window, this shoots down all the doubters that these things must follow now what are outdated ideas. Also all the people saying Kapanadze device will only run resistive loads, The Russian guy runs the Tesla single wire into an inverter box on the wall to run 3 phase motors, so simple you will laugh. Or are you telling me all these scientists are also scammers ,I do not think so.
Regards
Keith

Captain,

Even I do not question the validity of one-wire transmission as I've experimented with this and know it works. However, as to whether its practical as a grid replacement system will depend on transmission efficiency and any safety / health issues. My experiments show that it is an inefficient means of power transmission. Time will tell.