Kapanadze and other FE discussion

[r2fpl]

2004: when Kapa disconnects the power we have 1s of action. Read the patent... the capacitor is periodically charged and discharged.
Since Kapa writes about it in the patent, maybe it's a mechanism that supports the process for 1s.

inertia? what did he mean? is that there is work for 1s? I think so.

[Sergh]

We don't know what the patent means by the name "capacitor". Probably what is drawn in the picture with the prints of shoes, called "Tesla's Bifilars".
It could be power cells based on hydrogen polarization. The design can be fundamentally similar to the design of an electrolytic capacitor, which is why Tariel wrote about the capacitor in the patent. He could not discover the principle of work in the patent.

About the possibility of a hidden capacitor:
   1 - 2 seconds of glowing 5 kilowatt lamps is 5000 - 10000 joules. If one does not use high capacity supercapacitors, which were not available at the time, then a large battery of electrolytic capacitors is needed, which would be noticeable. I do not see any point in this, since they do not create a vibrating low-frequency sound, and cannot produce energy.


Uh, I reviewed the video with this translation and an idea came to me:

- these words:

24:46 Zurab Mindeli says to Tariel Kapanadze: "You need to study the fact that since the device works a little by inertia, there is a chance that it will be able to work like this all the time, but this requires a technical solution."

- it looks like Zurab Mindeli maybe knows how the device works. But Zurab Mindeli is a well-known person in Georgia:
http://www.nplg.gov.ge/bios/ka/00013651/

Translated:

Zurab Mindeli
Date of birth: June 26, 1937 (86 years old)
Category: Engineer

Biography:

Place of birth: Sori village, Oni district.

He graduated from the Faculty of Energy of the Polytechnic Institute of Georgia in 1961, post-graduate studies in 1974.

Since 1961, he was a specialist of the thermal power plant of Shchokin, Tuli district;
1963-1977 Duty engineer of Tbilsres, deputy head of the workshop, deputy chief engineer,
1977-1981 Chief engineer;
1981-1984 Head and Chief Expert of the Soviet Specialist Group and Contract of the Republic of Iraq;
1985-1987 Head of the Prospective Development Service of Dzhatvenergo;
1987-1990 Director of Tbilsres;
1990 General Director of Dzhatavarenergo;
1991 Minister of Electric Energy of Georgia;
1991-2001 Vice President of "Tbilhydroproject", LLC Concern "Energy"; General Director of "Tesaco" LLC;
Since 2002, deputy of the Tbilisi City Council - P/G "Ertoba".

Has an academic degree of doctor;
Is an academician, the author of 6 inventions and 14 scientific works;
Holder of an honorary certificate of the Presidium of the Supreme Council of Georgia (1979).

The topic of the candidate's thesis - "Increasing the economy and reliability of thermal power plants by optimizing the combustion processes of thermochemical modes".

Source: Who's Who in Georgia: Georgian Biographical Directory. - Volume, 2006. - p. 337


   I assume that Tariel Kapanadze worked during the Soviet era as an architect in one of the organizations associated with the design of hydraulic structures, "Gruzgiprovodkhoz" or "Tbilhydroproekt", and this discovery of the principle of his device occurred there. Because of this, there was a rejection of this discovery by physicists, who considered such organizations to be non-core, incapable of global discoveries in physics. 

[r2fpl]

Awesome you found this guy
Surely something could be learned, but we do not know how to do it.

Capacitor: Let's think how much energy is in this capacitor if it is charged by a 110W inverter?

110J = 4.545mF@220V/s
The minimum capacitor is 4.5mF because we know that the device works for 1s

There are no such capacitors!
Similar to buy: 100000UF 80V, 200000uF/6.3V

It would have to be very large.

It is possible that this capacitor is not a capacitor! as you say.

[rakarskiy]

Kapanadze probably had an internal resonant circuit in element #9 (grenade) that resonates by damping for another 1 second. How this might look like I have depicted based on my old slide.

[Sergh]

There are no such capacitors!
It would have to be very large.

It is possible that this capacitor is not a capacitor!

1 joule = 1 watt for 1 second.

In order to accumulate energy for the glow of 5 kilowatt incandescent bulbs for 1 second, 5000 joules are needed.

Thus, for 1 second 5 kilowatts,  is needed  a capacitor 1,562,500 microfarads 80 volts, 71 pcs ordinary capacitors 22,000 microfarads 80 volts.
If the weight of one capacitor is about 160 grams, the battery will weigh more than 11 kilograms.
We do not pay attention that the voltage on the capacitors decreases linearly during the discharge, unlike rechargeable batteries.