Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

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Zeitmaschine


I think we are right at the solution. Exactly. Just connect all dots. Those two Russian devices , smaller one powering two leds and bigger giving 105W show clearly the requirement of ground. Back to Tesla and connect all dot even if they might look crazy. Simple is made looking crazy to create fairy tale...

[NickZ]

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[Zeitmaschine]

Simple is made looking crazy to create fairy tale...

Gorgeous! I was on to this tale on page 943, mainly not because of the coil but because of the capacitors.

What is the most prominent feature of this transformer? It is the striking symmetry of its coils. Thus it could be used as a huge line filter coil. And does that mean we have found one more piece in the puzzle? Not step-up not step-down, but we need a 1:1 isolation transformer?

[verpies]

What exactly is a conductive path? If we capture the electrons from ground, then route them through a load and then give them back to ground, is this considered as a conductive path?

I don't understand. I'd need to see a schematic for this setup.
Conductive path is a path of low resistance.

When a coil is shorted the magnetic field in the core collapses very fast (when disconnected from source) therefore the coil (or a second coil on the same core...

You were not paying attention:
When an inductor is opened, the magnetic field collapses very fast.
When an inductor is shorted, the magnetic field collapses very slow.

When a capacitor is shorted, the electric field collapses very fast.
When a capacitor is opened, the electric field collapses very slow.

[Zeitmaschine]

I don't understand. I'd need to see a schematic for this setup.
Conductive path is a path of low resistance.

I too would like to see a schematic for this setup. That's why we are here.

When an inductor is opened, the magnetic field collapses very fast.
When an inductor is shorted, the magnetic field collapses very slow.

If we open and short an inductor continuously then I don't know if that really matters. Important is a fast collapsing magnetic field (I think). So when the primary coil of a transformer (or maybe better the coil one) is shorted and the coil two builds up a magnetic field then what happens to the magnetic field when coil one is opened? Does it collapse very fast?