Kapanadze and other FE discussion

[Void]

Hi Void,
I have re-looked at those frames many times and I'm still uncertain about things because of poor video quality but my instinct is telling me that if there is a trick then its the bearded man dealing it.

Hi Hoppy. I watched the video closely again, including the frames with the bearded guy, but
can't see any wires that I can definitely say are out of place. With ground wires and possibly
lengths of unused wire laying on the ground that they weren't using, and with poor video quality
I can't really say what might be suspicious or not there.

[magpwr]

Hi everyone,
There is an article which isn't easy to find in the internet which is related to "Nikola Tesla interview with lawyer 1899" unedited version not the newspaper version.
Inside article Tesla spoke of current amplification to and from Earth using interrupter setup for Tesla's coil.Question is how do we know if there is current amplification from Earth using Tesla coil with interrupter circuit only.
Achieving frequency acceleration is one thing but current amplification is also very important.

As mentioned previously i am at a disadvantage since i am living in a high rise apartment.Nowhere near ground for me.

[Void]

I reread Daniel McFarland Cook's free energy device patent "improvement in Induction Coils".
As a quick test, I connected a couple of identical transformers, primary 1 to secondary 2,
and primary 2 to secondary 1 in a self-looped arrangement, as Cook seems to have described
in his patent, but he used iron rods instead of steel transformers. I then pulsed this transformer
arrangement with a DC pulse from a 12V battery to see what the waveform looks like on the
transformer wires. I then reversed the wire connections between one of the primary/secondary
connections to see what the difference would be. Nothing too much out of the ordinary was seen.
In the second wire polarity connection test I did (wires flipped), the pulse was a little more self sustaining,
but only a little bit. Nothing much out of the ordinary, I think. See the attached scope shots.

In one newspaper article written about Cook during the time when Cook was still experimenting
with his fee energy generator Cook claimed that "he has sent chunks of iron through the roof of a
building into the air out of sight, and, in his opinion, clear beyond the influence of gravitation into
the ether beyond. He is not confident of his ability to control aerial locomotion, but he hopes
to master this branch of the subject before he dies." . The article did not provide any details
on what exactly Cook was doing when he supposedly sent chunks of iron through the roof of a building.
Was Cook crazy, or did he discover something really unusual? I don't know.

[Belfior]

I reread Daniel McFarland Cook's free energy device patent "improvement in Induction Coils".
As a quick test, I connected a couple of identical transformers, primary 1 to secondary 2,
and primary 2 to secondary 1 in a self-looped arrangement, as Cook seems to have described
in his patent, but he used iron rods instead of steel transformers. I then pulsed this transformer
arrangement with a DC pulse from a 12V battery to see what the waveform looks like on the
transformer wires. I then reversed the wire connections between one of the primary/secondary
connections to see what the difference would be. Nothing too much out of the ordinary was seen.
In the second wire polarity connection test I did (wires flipped), the pulse was a little more self sustaining,
but only a little bit. Nothing much out of the ordinary, I think. See the attached scope shots.

In one newspaper article written about Cook during the time when Cook was still experimenting
with his fee energy generator Cook claimed that "he has sent chunks of iron through the roof of a
building into the air out of sight, and, in his opinion, clear beyond the influence of gravitation into
the ether beyond. He is not confident of his ability to control aerial locomotion, but he hopes
to master this branch of the subject before he dies." . The article did not provide any details
on what exactly Cook was doing when he supposedly sent chunks of iron through the roof of a building.
Was Cook crazy, or did he discover something really unusual? I don't know.

What Cook had was an actual patent. I would think they would check the device before granting this patent, since you are trying to patent the "impossible". Funny how the patent is missing the page or pages that explain the part C or what ever he had with the coils.

He was so convinced about his levitating car, that he was witnessing some anomalies. I doubt he got terahertz pulses going, so what comes to mind is asymmetric caps, electrogravitics or pulsed magnetic fields. Shooting metal through the roof is easy with a coil.

I think he is a good example what an inventor can do in a barn

[r2fpl]

No it is rather about violent and aggressive collision
TM mode of TEM  surface wave,  can only travel in the interface

Wesley

If we assume that the earth is the cover of the capacitor it is missing on the other side. The way to force one side to close the circuit is the key to this energy. If we don't take other elements as fuel.