Akula eternal lantern 4

[Hoppy]

Hi Hoppy. Yes, leaving the device running for a long duration in a test lab might be advisable,
but you could also just check for super caps or similar if you do a full disassembly and inspect/test/measure
each individual part. I think any reasonably cautious person would request to be able to do such thorough testing
before agreeing to any money exchange. If they don't agree to such a test, then an investor can simply move on.
Again, not a major problem.
All the best...

It would certainly be prudent to do so! The investor would need to decide if the device runs long enough for it to warrant a self-running label. In the case of Lasersabers device, it runs for a very long time and may well tempt an investor to deem it self-running, even if the device did contain a super-cap. The label in this case would then be misleading and dishonest in the generally accepted definition of the term 'self-running'. The point I'm trying to make here is that the investor decides if he can, if you will - 'get away with it' - legally. In the case of the electroscope I mentioned earlier, this was a classic case of getting away with it legally because it has never been scientifically proven that a bent coat hanger or hazel wand etc., can or cannot detect buried artefacts or hoards of coins in the hands of an operator skilled in the art of dowsing. The downfall in this case was the fact that the concealed circuitry did not match up to description. In the same way a very long running Lasersaber type device cannot be easily proven not to have a component of 'free energy' assisting its operation. It rests with the investor to make a judgement as to whether a device can be sold without legal comeback.

[MarkE]

It would certainly be prudent to do so! The investor would need to decide if the device runs long enough for it to warrant a self-running label. In the case of Lasersabers device, it runs for a very long time and may well tempt an investor to deem it self-running, even if the device did contain a super-cap. The label in this case would then be misleading and dishonest in the generally accepted definition of the term 'self-running'. The point I'm trying to make here is that the investor decides if he can, if you will - 'get away with it' - legally. In the case of the electroscope I mentioned earlier, this was a classic case of getting away with it legally because it has never been scientifically proven that a bent coat hanger or hazel wand etc., can or cannot detect buried artefacts or hoards of coins in the hands of an operator skilled in the art of dowsing. The downfall in this case was the fact that the concealed circuitry did not match up to description. In the same way a very long running Lasersaber type device cannot be easily proven not to have a component of 'free energy' assisting its operation. It rests with the investor to make a judgement as to whether a device can be sold without legal comeback.

Claims that the device is powered by the earth's magnetic field are blatantly false.  Competent examination will expose the specific details of Akula's ruse.  Such examination will be forcefully resisted as it would immediately kill any investment in what is just another battery powered LED light.

[a.king21]

The fact that all Akula can claim is a measly half to one watt when he reckons to have hundreds of watts  in his videos is proof enough that he is not worth following and is a waste of time.


I have maintained for some time that Kapanadze's devices are eye candy and the real secret is buried deep inside his device, probably a transformer anomaly.
For some reason he always liked to offer me three phase. He likes three phase transformers.
Look there.

[Hoppy]

The fact that all Akula can claim is a measly half to one watt when he reckons to have hundreds of watts  in his videos is proof enough that he is not worth following and is a waste of time.

Agreed. Most experienced constructors could cobble together a very low powered device as unconvincingly demonstrated as that we see in the video.

[Void]

The fact that all Akula can claim is a measly half to one watt when he reckons to have hundreds of watts  in his videos is proof enough that he is not worth following and is a waste of time.

I have maintained for some time that Kapanadze's devices are eye candy and the real secret is buried deep inside his device, probably a transformer anomaly.
For some reason he always liked to offer me three phase. He likes three phase transformers.
Look there.

Hi a.king21. I can't say what either Kapadnadze or Akula are really doing, but if Akula's devices really do work, I think
possibly Akula's higher power devices may be proving unstable in one or more ways. He seems to have gone with
the lower power device, at least for now, which he says he can make quite stable now, and which he says can scale up
to about 50 Watts. Stability is a very important factor if you are planning to market a device like this. The higher power devices
Akula has previously demonstrated, if they really work,  just may not be there yet as far as stability, or may not work the same
in different locations as has been suggested by some. At any rate, even if a person only has a self runner that can only initially
produce say 1/2 watt reliably, it is still something that will be of great interest, as the potential is immense. Who knows where 
such things could lead with in depth R&D.

I suspect that if Akula's current device really does work, that it may be due to some process occurring in the ferrite itself. The
description to the latest video suggests that this is an important factor as well. In some previous videos by Akula he has also indicated
that this is an effect that he was investigating, and what he thinks was making some of his similar devices work. This is something that I am
continuing to experiment with, but there are various different ferrite compositions and who knows if Akula is not coating his ferrites with some
substance as well. My suggestion that it might be a good idea to test Akula's devices of this type with a Geiger counter is based on this idea as well.

I'd be interested to hear from Stefan on this. Stefan, have you viewed any of Akula's devices in person, and if so, what was your impression?
Do you have any further info to add to this discussion?

All the best...