Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[NickZ]

  Ok, Hoppy.  I'll keep it in mind, first thing for now is the scope. Function generator is important though.

   I checked the TK garden video, again. They are using both ground lines in the video, and those 5  1000 watt bulbs don't look too dim to me.  The guy holding the bulbs is in partial direct sunlight.  Not too bad for just using some junk components...
And, no one has beat him on his output power levels, yet.  Even in the best latest set ups, nanosecond pulses, and optimum testing instruments.
  We have to give him credit...  I wonder what he's up to NOW.

[Hoppy]

  Ok, Hoppy.  I'll keep it in mind, first thing for now is the scope. Function generator is important though.

   I checked the TK garden video, again. They are using both ground lines in the video, and those 5  1000 watt bulbs don't look too dim to me.  The guy holding the bulbs is in partial direct sunlight.  Not too bad for just using some junk components...
And, no one has beat him on his output power levels, yet.  Even in the best latest set ups, nanosecond pulses, and optimum testing instruments.
  We have to give him credit...  I wonder what he's up to NOW.

Nick, can you please point out the two separate ground lines for me, as I originally thought this but then on further observation changed my mind? However, it would make more sense and from the shot you posted, I can now see two leads, which I think are the two that you have identified. If you look at the frames from 8.06 onwards, you see the radiator earth wire laying disconnected on the ground and then connected to the black cable leading to the coil in the bearded guys hand. However, its not until just after this point in the video that a wire from the lamp array is connected to the water pipe. I then changed my mind about there being two earth wires, having seen this a few times and having thought it strange to connect an earth lead at the lamp array, so then wondered if the wire from the radiator had been disconnected at the radiator end and connected to a remotely located power supply of some nature.  The mystery to me is where was the radiator earth wire originally connected and why was it disconnected and left lying on the ground. If the original earth had not been good enough, then why not simply connect another wire to it at its original termination point and run it to the water pipe.

[cheappower2012]

To Hoppy
I also originally came to the same conclusion that light bulbs could not be 1,000 watts each.
I figured 100 watts to 200 watts putting the max output 500 to 1,000 watts also,
however I found this video which is translated.
In addition aking.21's contacts also state they do have these kinds of bulbs of 1,000 watts.
Here is the link for this video,it is not a Tesla invention or related to Tesla,Tariel is lying.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Goq76CQapyI

In the video they remove the thick ground cable hooked to the outside faucet,and hook
it to one line thats going to the lights.
They measure the current going to the  ground cable,it shows one lamp 4 amps,two lamps 8 amps.
The question is,is it putting out 5,000 watts, could be,is it real maybe.
Its hard to tell if theres a ground hooked up,most likely the radiator ground is connected.The video also sets the frequency of the device at 49 Hz,consistent with the use of the  transformer with the bridge rectifier for looping.Since the resonator is hidden,or active component ,the video is useless to obtain much information.

[NickZ]

  Hoppy:
  One earth ground line is the one that is being connected to the old radiator that has been buried in the ground, with one wire coming out from the dirt, to which they connect to. The other ground line is going to the faucet water pipe, where it is tightened it up with a pair of piers.
  These systems don't always have to comply with the exact same bulb brightness as compared to the 220v grid source.

  My question would be: Why do they need to use the 12v to 220v "converter" to provide 220v to the circuit. Looks like a regular iron core transformer used to down step the voltage.  No resonator coil, on this device, and no it can't be hidden in the green box, like Cheappower thinks.
  Akula also supplied the yoke secondary coil with rectified 220v, (300+ volts possibly), from his power supply, on his first device video.   Something to think about? 
   

[NickZ]

  Cheappower.
  The current amp meter is going all over the place in the video, and ending with a - reading. Which one of those readings are you talking about?