Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[stivep]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9Nl6c7ZtS8&feature=youtu.be


Wesley translation and comments About Akula video #11






Wesley

[Hoppy]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9Nl6c7ZtS8&feature=youtu.be


Wesley translation and comments About Akula video #11


Wesley

Wesley,

Thanks for translating this video from Akula.

You raise some very important points about Akula's crude method of measurement. My thought is that either Akula thinks we are all stupid, or else he does not realise that his measurements are not at all reliable! Another point is why do we not hear any sound coming from the device in his garden video?: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3xUjJjBUdwE  Surely, the two towers need to be 'talking' to each other in order to produce an output.

Hoppy

[captainkt]

Hi all, still trying to rectify voltage from induction hob secondary to something useful , keep blowing diodes, thought diodes were just rated by physical size but read up and not so. Cannot connect supply from coil direct to battery as it just sees a short and melts wires big time. Voltage from induction coil HF about 90 volts so can put 7 12v batteries in series then run 12 volt 240volt inverter from the centre battery to give 50 hz. Tried putting large resistance in series between batteries and out coil but that just burst in to flames with current. Any suggestions to get circuit to work as Igors. Tried rectifier from 100amp battery charger that lasted only a few minutes, then chopped up MIG welder rectifier that lasted 20 minutes. Help it gets expensive.
Regards
Keith

[a.king21]

http://nesaranews.blogspot.co.uk/2013/11/ben-fulford-update-formal-notice-has.html

[MenofFather]

Hi all, still trying to rectify voltage from induction hob secondary to something useful , keep blowing diodes, thought diodes were just rated by physical size but read up and not so. Cannot connect supply from coil direct to battery as it just sees a short and melts wires big time. Voltage from induction coil HF about 90 volts so can put 7 12v batteries in series then run 12 volt 240volt inverter from the centre battery to give 50 hz. Tried putting large resistance in series between batteries and out coil but that just burst in to flames with current. Any suggestions to get circuit to work as Igors. Tried rectifier from 100amp battery charger that lasted only a few minutes, then chopped up MIG welder rectifier that lasted 20 minutes. Help it gets expensive.
Regards
Keith

USE diodes UF5408.