Kapanadze and other FE discussion

[seychelles]

yeah just build the bloody thing and test the out come.
i am in seychelles and i have already ordered the parts
you people you can just go down the road and get all the
necessary parts.. just build it.. build it let bullshit talk later on.

[Hoppy]

Hi Hoppy.
Kapanadze was showing what was said to be five 1kW light bulbs lighting quite brightly. I don't think you could
light them to any significant brightness that way.

Clearly not in my opinion, if the bulbs were a genuine 1KW each. However, the bulbs power rating was hotly debated a few years ago, together with the likely power dissipation, given how misleading camera caught light levels can be. If the lamps were genuinely 1KW, then its more likely that the blue inverter was eye candy as suggested back then and bypassed internally to power the device directly from the rectified mains to perhaps operate along the lines of V8Karlo's 'Q' circuit.
As Seychelles suggests, lets just build the bloody thing and then resume the BS once the results are in. 

[AlienGrey]

  There is no Kapa. Where did the diagram come from? The Kapagen device? It is also not a free energy device, but needs a input source. No kapagen replications have even been shown to self run, and is why no one is working with it anymore these days.

It's the Mr Previn  circuit I tried it but the wind has to be tuned to the frequency your using Re Old scientist experiment, with 50/60hz
you would need a lot of winds and one has to be out of phase with the other.

[Void]

https://teslauniverse.com/nikola-tesla/patents/us-patent-568176-apparatus-producing-electrical-currents-high-frequency-and

Try to imagine that this patent is 100% Kapanadze. Not possible? Certainly?
What do the two coils do? What is in the diagram? so why do I want to put two coils on one core! 
What do we read in the description of the Tesla patent.
Why does Kapanadze use HV? and what is HV there.
If it's just for deception, because all you need is two coils, a capacitor and a breaker. The rest are oscillations, maybe HV is oscillated.

Why reject it because it is too simple to be true?

Hi r2fpl. Kapanadze did say his devices come from Tesla's work, so it is possible.
I don't think anyone is necessarily rejecting it out of hand, just that so many different circuits have been
posted over the years that it is quite a mess now.

This is an interesting bit from Tesla's patent 568,176:
"It will be apparent from a consideration of the conditions involved that were the condenser to be
directly charged by the current from the source and then discharged into the working circuit a very
large capacity would ordinarily be required, but by the above arrangement the current of high electromotive
force which is induced at each break of the main circuit furnishes the proper current for charging the
condenser, which may therefore be small and inexpensive."

It's hard to say for certain, but it sounds like Tesla is possibly talking about a considerable efficiency gain there.

[Void]

Clearly not in my opinion, if the bulbs were a genuine 1KW each. However, the bulbs power rating was hotly debated a few years ago, together with the likely power dissipation, given how misleading camera caught light levels can be. If the lamps were genuinely 1KW, then its more likely that the blue inverter was eye candy as suggested back then and bypassed internally to power the device directly from the rectified mains to perhaps operate along the lines of V8Karlo's 'Q' circuit.
As Seychelles suggests, lets just build the bloody thing and then resume the BS once the results are in. 

Hi Hoppy. I saw a comment from someone here a long time ago who was from that part of the world
who said he recognized that type of light bulb and confirmed that they are rated at 1kW.

I am not sure what you mean.   Anyone is free to build and test whatever they like. I explained clearly why I think
it won't work produce free energy, and, as I have also mentioned, I have confirmed this in my own testing as well
on similar types of arrangements. Anyone is free to test and draw their own conclusions, so I don't see any reason for
anyone getting their panties in a twist.