Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[Hoppy]

hi

i still not understand how this motor to motion, because is just rotor part, no stator, and how is supported power to rotor, i see just two disc, one disk is steel and brass is joined, beetween is permanent magnet ring/tube on shaft, and on magnet is coil what is joined two disk brass part, and on shaft end is toroid transformer/inductor, if I good know

This machine is very likely powered by belt(s) and pulley(s) that are concealed inside the two shaft bearing housings, with the belts turned by electric motor(s) mounted concealed underneath the base plate of the machine.

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I still not understand how this motor to motion, because is just rotor part, no stator, and how is supported power to rotor, i see just two disc, one disk is steel and brass is joined, beetween is permanent magnet ring/tube on shaft, and on magnet is coil what is joined two disk brass part, and on shaft end is toroid transformer/inductor, if I good know

William McFreey provides a plausible explanation of the two disks spool device in this document.
According to his analysis, the movement of the disks is caused by nuclear recoil during stimulated unidirectional beta emission.

[zcsaba77]

William McFreey provides a plausible explanation of the two disks spool device in this document.
According to his analysis, the movement of the disks is caused by nuclear recoil during stimulated unidirectional beta emission.

Hi

Did someone replicate this motor/generator (except Kapanadze)? What u think not was this Tesla car's engine? Thanks for information.

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This machine is very likely powered by belt(s) and pulley(s) that are concealed inside the two shaft bearing housings, with the belts turned by electric motor(s) mounted concealed underneath the base plate of the machine.

Unfortunately, that is possible, too.
Also, the disks can be rotated conventionally by the following methods:
- High current, ball-bearing motor (a.k.a.: Marinov motor). See video here.
- Mechanical propulsion along the perimeter of the disks by a small friction roller hidden in the white foam at the bottom of the aquarium.

Did someone replicate this motor/generator (except Kapanadze)?

The rotating one - no, AFAIK.  The 50cm disks alone would cost $800 at today's steel and brass prices.
The solid state ones - yes and some replicators have claimed success but did not make make credible O/I power measurements.

[zcsaba77]

This machine is very likely powered by belt(s) and pulley(s) that are concealed inside the two shaft bearing housings, with the belts turned by electric motor(s) mounted concealed underneath the base plate of the machine.

Hi

Yes, is possible in his first video (what is recorded in his house), BUT what with what was recorded in workshop, where was rotated the 15-20KWatts power generator, the small electric motor was enough power spin both? (itself and the big pow. gen.) What u think?