Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[Sergh]

Tesla Wireless Charger:

https://youtu.be/8CPGUe_IaZs?t=179

Tesla wireless car Charging:
https://youtu.be/JM2dKvjiJFo?t=202

[SolarLab]

Wireless Power Transfer:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6V_RpLqfZI

[rakarskiy]

The author of this device says it's like a detector. I think he made a radio receiver that accumulates energy in bifilar coils and periodically draws energy from the system.
He says so too. He does not say what is the source of energy because everything is on the table. We know that you can have a rabbit under the table.
The need for an impulse for the initial excitation of the system, which is not strange for the electronics to start.
It would be nice to repeat it anyway, although there are already special integrated circuits for recovering energy from the environment.
As far as I know, Samsung plans to charge the battery via base stations in a similar way.
There are already patents. I don't know the numbers because I saw it in the announcements on some TV channel.

The question and answer is of course correct "draws energy from the environment". However, I do not think that the environment so quickly complements the power requirements demonstrated in the video - from a single LED at startup to a DC motor and charging a smartphone battery. What clearly plays a role in this event is the current force that occurs when the load is connected, which amplifies the generation of the EMF "in the reactor", of the two bifilar Tesla planar coils, necessary to fulfill the condition of a corresponding voltage drop.  I think it is worth to consider the process in more detail, just sure that the Kapanadze converter can be directly related.

PS if you have made a wireless transmission with two flat coils, you know for sure that the disposition and distance of both the emitting and receiving coils are of crucial importance. The author in the clip, can freely move the device, at different angles and change position.

[r2fpl]

PS if you have made a wireless transmission with two flat coils, you know for sure that the disposition and distance of both the emitting and receiving coils are of crucial importance. The author in the clip, can freely move the device, at different angles and change position.

Yes, but if there is a Tesla next to it and there is a radiant, it doesn't matter what the "antenna" looks like, as long as it is a guide. Then all the electronics are not needed, right?

I did the pancake coils and the power transmission as well. It works like charging your phone or toothbrush and distance matters then. This is the so-called near field.

Could it be Kapanadze? I don't know. Kapanadze showed pancake coils on printouts. Once someone mentioned that in 2004 there are pancake coils under the cover on the bed. They are, according to him, to slow down the waves.

There have been so many different versions of Kapanadze's possibilities that it's hard to find right thinking anymore 

[Sergh]

ok, assembling Kapanadze:

  a bobbin wound with many turns of thick wire. 27 amps current in the bobbin. Frequency 50 Hertz. Alternating low-frequency current. And Kapanadze "Auto on the water".

Who can tell something about the effect of low-frequency AC strong magnetic fields in conductive liquids or electrolytes?

First visible effect:

   A voltage will be induced in the conductive liquid. Wirelessly induced!
   But unlike a high-frequency magnetic field, which heats up due to large losses, will there be something else with a low-frequency magnetic field?