Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[T-1000]

The spaces between the ribs of the heat sink are visible, so that minimizes the volume which could be used to hide batteries.
Anyway, all that would be needed to dispel any suspicion of batteries, would be a longer video runtime

That particular setup had lithium batteries inside of heatsink case which was always charging itself from the circuit similar to akula/others - the never ending flashlight.
Also Delamorto was working on that circuit original which was not in working state any more. He tried to restore functionality but I did not hear any success so far.

Cheers!

[Zeitmaschine]

AFAIK the soft steel disk guides the magnetic field, created by the magnets&coil on the shaft between the disks, in order to uniformly penetrate the copper/brass disk.

And then it starts to rotate with full power because it suspends gravitation on one side of the discs.

Now an idea is needed why the meter here is running backwards when a welder is in action.

Does the welder simply cheat the meter, or does the welder indeed generate electric energy pushing it into the grid?

[Grumage]

And then it starts to rotate with full power because it suspends gravitation on one side of the discs.

Now an idea is needed why the meter here is running backwards when a welder is in action.

Does the welder simply cheat the meter, or does the welder indeed generate electric energy pushing it into the grid?

Dear Zeitmaschine.

You don't need a welder to cheat the meter........ Just ask an " old hand " from Merseyside.....
Little taped up gizmos were available for about £50.00... With the new digital meters no reversal is seen just a halt.

I do feel things are getting a little off topic, but the fundamental principle, coils is still with us.

A simple question.

How many aggree that the Daniel Macfarland Cook device worked? Perhaps a new thread? Wasn't TK inspired by a welder running on its own?

So simple, you'd laugh??

Cheers Grum.

[Zeitmaschine]

Invented in 1871 but still not available in any supermarket? That's not very promising.

It looks like two high voltage transformers, cross-connected with each other. The first one steps up the voltage, supplies that voltage to the second one (via a resistor), the second one steps up the voltage further and supplies it to the first one. This escalates until saturation of the iron core is reached.

So connect two microwave oven transformers that way and see what happens. I guess nothing, but who knows ...

Thinking twice: Instead of two separated transformers maybe the two outer transformers of a 3-phase HV transformer will also work - or not work.

[AlienGrey]

Dollard was talking about that a while a go, and that Denni guy, it's an LC circuit, It's all a big con even the suppliers use capacitors and coils buggering about with the phase angle it's all well known in the US, And don't be in a big rush to get a smart meter rumour has it they put you on a higher tariff and you end up with all your appliances transmitting what your doing back to a central point, fun ain't it! they are all microwave, look what it does to the bees !