Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[jbignes5]

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The brightness you were seeing is the surge that we usually try to suppress. the reason the gas discharge tube doesn't fire that much is because it isn't designed to fire that much. The ionization takes time to dissipate. The reason Tesla used the magnets was to orient the ionizing energy away from the path of the gap and this allows for a sharper fall and rise shape and hence timing.


So knowing this stuff helps in figuring out what TK was doing. We have a very dirty ac sudo wave form from the inverter. This then is separated via 1 to 1 transformer and parallel connection. One channel is cleaned up via rectification and capacitance to be used for control devices the second channel is amplified and sent through a spark gap that is then conducted to ground through a very large coil. This has another coil inside to created huge current movements via the induction of the spikes shunted to the ground. This shunt has two ground connections via each end of the inner coil. Or it could look like this as well.




Wow someone translated the yard version nice!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Goq76CQapyI

After watching the whole thing I still think I'm off a bit. The grounds can be replaced with a circuit as TK said. But something that got me was that TK said that there is a auto resonance tuner in the blue box?>? What that is is a mystery. But it can't be that hard to figure out.

[Zeitmaschine]

Here is translation of some of Melnichenco work..

So, there it is! Terrific finding!

Why has no one here read the Indian newspaper The Hindu, Science & Technology Supplement, November 20, 1997 on page 1 of this thread but on page 948?? Seems half of the world knows about the principle of work of free electric resonant energy since decades, hence we are the last (stupid) ones who still search for it in this forum.

Now I will try experimenting with a motor instead of an incandescent lamp. Lamps come afterwards.

Melnichenko was frequently pointed to in this thread years ago, his site is down by now

His site is down by now, because Melnichenko was frequently pointed to in this thread?

Quick and great job by the FBI.

[jbignes5]

This might help a lot to understand Tesla's methods:


http://prometheus.al.ru/english/phisik/onichelson/physics.htm

AS well there has to be adjustments to my schematic now seeing that there are two transistors that are talked about in the backyard presentation. These are probably used in a cascade style to feed the flat wound pancake coil in the blue box and the diodes I show going back to the source battery must be removed. This was the capacitance/inductance auto resonator for the load. 

[Qwert]

So, there it is! Terrific finding!
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His site is down by now, because Melnichenko was frequently pointed to in this thread?

Quick and great job by the FBI.

Here is probably the right video (needs translation):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p_EjFWpHiLY&feature=related


and the other one (with transcript):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DYwTVN4orqw&feature=related

triblet --> core

[Zeitmaschine]

There is one problem, I can't see an E-core divided with a dielectric split in the image of the green transformer. This green transformer looks pristine to me.

But what I can see is, the alligator clamps and wires are fitted with red and blue markings. Why?

Is this not AC but DC, therefore the polarity does matter? It can't be smooth DC either, because it is connected in series with capacitors. So as it seems the output of this Melnichenko inverter is pulsed DC or AC with DC bias. Thus the question is, a) what waveform has the blue Kapanadze inverter, and b) what could be the difference if a transformer runs with pulsed DC (full-wave rectification) instead of AC?