Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[br549]

This Device is powered by Super capacitor
The battery charge the capacitor and then the super capacitor powers the bulb which is led diode inside the bulb its fake!

The video would be more convincing if he broke the light bulb at the end.
as always; thank you and haver a great day.

[pulp]

hi for all

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3u-i3wdESxE

one question how it works or how is faked?

regards zcsaba77

You can  always light bulbs wireless with this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DoOT2_Z-GIE

[Acca]

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[Vortex1]

Here is a very interesting video published  May 3 2014 from a friend of Stephan Hartmann that wishes to stay anonymous for now.

The beginning shows a 15 Watt lamp being lit normally from the KAP type transformer secondary at about 15 Watts with 14.55 Watts input (29.1V 0.5A). Frequency around 60kHz

The second half around 3:00 is interesting when he inserts the copper bar and ferrite cores and lowers the frequency to around 20kHz. Then with just a connection to one end of the copper bar and one of the coil wires, an extra light is lit brightly without any increase in current drawn from the supply.

The frequency is too low for capacitive coupling to the bar, and the power in does not change with the additional lamp?

The circuit is about COP of 1.0 with just the one lamp, but then two lamps (added 7 Watt lamp) are brightly lit with no increase in power input?

Grumpy take note: If not faked in some way, this could be a demo of the alternate method of getting current to flow in a conductor that SM may have alluded to.

It would be interesting to use a second lamp at 15 Watts or more to get over unity. I usually don't get too excited by circuits that exhibit little no increase in current, because most of them have so much excess power dissipated in the device that some of it is just shifted into a low wattage lamp. This demo is clearly different and superior to most.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?list=PLC7684829E98CAD74&v=j3b7jVnQYKU

[Khwartz]

Thanks for this Nice summary of the vid, Vortex1

But in 15 W in input and 15 W in output before the additional light bulbs with 7 W (even if would still need light bulb "unit" lit with its nominal voltage for comparison of the different brightnesses), wouldn't be already overunity? 15 + 7 = 21, 21/15 =~ 1.5 of COP?