Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[Zeitmaschine]

He had the inverter in all the builds even the plexi units had to have an inverter

What if the inverter and the energy generating coil/transformer is one and the same?

No, Watts are units of Power, which is a measure of the rate at which energy is transferred or converted to another form of energy.  Watts are not units of energy.

If on the generator side the time would run 10 times faster than on the consumer side, then 1 watt-hour input would result in 10 watt-hours output, wouldn't it?

Or is it vice versa?

[NickZ]

    Zeit:
   You mentioned, "what if the inverter and the energy producing coil/transformer are one and the same". 
    No, they are not the same. You need to study what is the purpose of both. Not just guess about what you are seeing.
    The first coil is used to raise the voltage, like a normal Tesla coil does, and the inverter is used to convert (by a step down transformer) that HV, to a normal AC output, to run his loads.
    So, no, they don't work the same.  Nor is the inverter, (hidden or otherwise), the same as a Tesla coil. You need both, not just one or the other for the TK system to work. 
    A step down transformer for the job, is not difficult to make. Although I doubt that TK had the proper knowledge to make one. 
Nor any of his other shown devices. So, who is the real inventor then?  That's the question, concerning the last 12 years of his work.

[verpies]

If on the generator side the time would run 10 times faster than on the consumer side, then 1 watt-hour input would result in 10 watt-hours output, wouldn't it?  Or is it vice versa?

The latter, but the units would have to remain as Watts, not Watthours, if this statement were to remain true.

[Zeitmaschine]

and the inverter is used to convert (by a step down transformer) that HV, to a normal AC output, to run his loads.

The loads can't run through an inverter, Kapanadze has no inverter that can handle 5KW output.

The inverter generates the input frequency. But if just a frequency (of around 50Hz) is needed, then anything could generate that frequency (the coil itself perhaps), there is no need for an inverter rated at 400 watts (the light-blue one).

The latter, but the units would have to remain as Watts, not Watthours, if this statement were to remain true.

That's a clear statement. Should we then put the generator near a black hole, so the time slows down in comparison to the load?

P.S.: Are you sure it's the latter?

[verpies]

That's a clear statement. Should we then put the generator near a black hole, so the time slows down in comparison to the load?
P.S.: Are you sure it's the latter?

Yes, but we do not need black holes to accomplish that. 
It is enough to slowly spin up the generator (input) and quickly spin it down (output), to obtain a large out/in power ratio or power amplification ...albeit no energy amplification