Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[jbignes5]

The same question about the characteristics regarding the 2004 transformer:

Assumed that this transformer was build-out from an apparatus that was switchable between 110V and 220V input. What could that mean?

Could that mean the transformer in the 2004 video operates in reversed mode? The primary coil (right side) was originally the input from grid (110V or 220V), therefore all three wires are heavily insulated (hot side), and the secondary coil (left side) was in fact the 220V output (cold side)? Hence the diode bridge seems to be for high voltage and the capacitor is most likely also a high voltage type (around 300 to 400V)? In aquarium II the one visible transistor is a KD502 for max. 60V, but in the 2004 and the green box video there is no way (to the best of my knowledge) to tell what transistors are actually on the heat sinks. They could be high voltage output stage types for TV flyback (like BU208, 700V).

Now if the transformer has no low voltage output (e.g. 12 to 24V etc.) then there can't be any sophisticated electronics like a LM566 (Voltage Controlled Oscillator) in the tin can (there is no room for a second 50Hz transformer along with a second diode bridge along with a second filter capacitor along with a VCO circuit right next to high voltage) in order to generate any high frequency (thus one thing less to worry about). This means the high frequency is generated by the high voltage generator (flyback?) itself. If the high voltage fails (as seen) the high frequency fails (and the current consumption goes down). If there is neither high voltage nor high frequency but 220V/50Hz only then there is no way the coil (comprising a few turns) can have any effect at all in terms of 50Hz current manipulation (current creation).

So is there really no chance to squeeze 25 amps out of this 50Hz transformer, or is it?

Think we are close - either to complete success or to complete failure ...

Well one thing is for sure, the plug he plugs into the inverter and the wall socket on the bench the second time Goes to this transformer. But if you look at your picture there there is a green covered pair going twords the can. That is a parallel connection. So the transformer goes to the diode bridge then somewhere from there as an off shoot. It splits there to go to the can. So whatever is in the can has to deal with an ac signal and that has to be shielded. If you look closely under the welded on tab of metal can you can see Several wires going in and out of the can as well maybe. It's hard to tell because we don't have a really good source of video for the 2004 showing.

I highly doubt the inverter puts out 220 but it might. So maybe you have it reversed. 120v in 220+v out. Since he plugs the transformer into the inverter or wall outlet on the bench I would suggest that he is saying it doesn't have to be from just the battery or ac source. The interesting thing is once he has the device running from the wall plug he unplugs it. The other interesting thing is that the humm gets huge when plugged into the wall socket on the bench.... Hmmm...

[Zeitmaschine]

The interesting thing is once he has the device running from the wall plug he unplugs it. The other interesting thing is that the humm gets huge when plugged into the wall socket on the bench.... Hmmm...

I would say that the wall plug is an auxiliary connection for the inverter because the inverter provides to less power to start the device. Since the inverter is rated at 400 watts this means the device needs more than 400 watts (1.8A) to start up. The humming sound points to 50Hz as its source not to high frequency. This could mean as long as the humming sound can be heard the 50Hz transformer is somehow not in the right resonance.

BTW, today is the day of the days: »The Keshe Foundation will release the first phase of its space technology ... to all scientists around the world«

http://www.keshefoundation.org/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=2513

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXSEEuhYJPQ

http://www.overunity.com/12522/this-could-be-the-end/

What will actually happen? I'm afraid nothing will happen - as usual. Technology is released to scientists. The scientists (which are secret) will say it is secret. That's it.

[a.king21]

The 2004 transformer: Could be that the reason there are two sets of wires going in is that we are looking at the feedback loop. ie 220 v 50 hz.
If that is the case then the left side is the L1 coil in his patent. The right part (L2) is then the coil capacitor which emits HV as evidenced by the connections being coated with epoxy resin. The only answer is to build one and see what happens. I have already experienced HV from nowhere when experimenting with 220v  AC and grounding rods.
If I am right, then the coil pack is a HV step down transformer ie the mythical "current amplifier" in his patent.. It's all starting to make sense to me right now
That would also explain the spark gap in aquarium 2. So the electric fire was powered by a mix of 220v 50 hz and (say) 5 KV at 50 hz.

[a.king21]

I forgot to add: If I am right, then 5 kv at 50 Hz is where the power comes  out from such a small transformer. The coil pack then steps this down to a couple of kilowatts. It feeds the output with a mix of 220v at 50 Hz and (say) 5 kv at 50 Hz. Most of this power is then used up by the load and the process is recycled.
Now it's starting to add up big time.

[jbignes5]

I would say that the wall plug is an auxiliary connection for the inverter because the inverter provides to less power to start the device. Since the inverter is rated at 400 watts this means the device needs more than 400 watts (1.8A) to start up. The humming sound points to 50Hz as its source not to high frequency. This could mean as long as the humming sound can be heard the 50Hz transformer is somehow not in the right resonance.

BTW, today is the day of the days: »The Keshe Foundation will release the first phase of its space technology ... to all scientists around the world«

http://www.keshefoundation.org/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=2513

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXSEEuhYJPQ

http://www.overunity.com/12522/this-could-be-the-end/

What will actually happen? I'm afraid nothing will happen - as usual. Technology is released to scientists. The scientists (which are secret) will say it is secret. That's it.

I get the feeling this is a dangerous scam. Think about it. A: You need to pony up a good sum to get one. B: It has a built in gps unit that could not only track it's whereabouts but also detonate the nuclear payload hidden inside. If you know anything about nuclear weapons you would know that the spherical container is a detonation chamber and the gps would be the best way to communicate with the unit to detonate when it is in the right spot.


I regret to say these things but it is very suspicious to see a design like that. All the pieces are there. and the nuclear material inside would of course power it for a while. This is just my opinion but coming from this man who is Iranian and from reading the forum he has issues with people who have tried to keep these war like people in their own home and only killing their own people.


I'm not saying Any other country is a saint, especially America but you got to see this as very strange coming from these people. They have made it perfectly clear their intentions about designing the perfect nuclear weapon and this one would fit the bill.


Everyone is hungry for the answer but anyone who talks about helping humanity out then holds their hand out before doing such is of the wrong motivations. And our experiences with that kind of a method has been riddled with scammers.


If this process had any validity then why not share it openly and then design ways to protect themselves while they retool. That isn't the plan that is laid out by this guy and his organization. Do some digging and you will see the messages which he writes himself. It's scary. Thats all I will say about this subject.