Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[NickZ]

  Void:
   Yes, I realize what you are saying, but, I will get shocked by holding a metal object to the HV, and the Akula video is showing that he is not getting shocked. I can also light a neon bulb off of the return wire, as well as even on the heat sink. But, not always, and yes, I'm using an incandescent 60 watt bulb, but I can obtain more lumins from a 7 watt incandescent bulb.
  If Gadget is drawing 4 amps, there is something wrong. Nor do I believe his supposed run-away circuit that he could never replicate again.
  Did you watch the Lynxsteam video? Lighting 12 bulbs, on 1.7 amps?  No over-unity there, just efficient use of coils, and even on just a single transistor circuit, as well.  That I do believe, 100%.
  So, are you saying that there is nothing to cold electricity, that it's all just due to a frequency difference and nothing else?
  We may not get the answers by comparing to what we already know, but to what we have not yet learn about.

  What SR 193 has mentioned is that it does not take a big powerful noisy spark to activate the coil to obtain the results shown.
  Lighting 1150 watts of incandescent bulbs like Akula does while showing a tiny or no spark, is not normal, or is it?
 

[verpies]

What SR 193 has mentioned is that it does not take a big powerful noisy spark to activate the coil to obtain the results shown.

He also said that the spark needs to last for a very short time.

Lighting 1150 watts of incandescent bulbs like Akula does while showing a tiny or no spark, is not normal, or is it?

Some sparks are enclosed by magnets and not visible at all. e.g.: this video.

[Grumage]

He also said that the spark needs to last for a very short time.
Some sparks are enclosed by magnets and not visible at all. e.g.: this video.

Dear Verpies.

Regarding the youtube video relating to your post. Was there ever a schematic made available?

I have today, I feel, exhausted all avenues with the Chibinidze device using a Spark Gap for primary excitation. One thing that has struck me is the similarities between the devices. I know you do not like conjecture, but, do you think the size of the secondary inductor, ie the step down transformer might play a part. In the above video it looks of quite large construction? The VA rating of my stepdown is a mere 50!!

Cheers Grum.

[verpies]

I think that the size of the core has paramount importance for achieving magnetic confinement of beta current stimulated by orthogonal magnetic static and RF fields.
The power rating of the windings is of little importance.

[Grumage]

I think that the size of the core has paramount importance for achieving magnetic confinement of beta current stimulated by orthogonal magnetic static and RF fields.
The power rating of the windings is of little importance.

Dear Verpies.

Taking your comment further, to me a larger VA rating would in effect create a need for a larger core? Therefore meeting your criteria?

Cheers Grum.