Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[Pirate88179]

znel:

Very nice.  That looks a lot like a type of joule thief circuit only solid state.  Did you know that with a very simple JT circuit you can light 400 leds and more on just 1.5 volts input?  No timer circuit just a small 2n3904 transistor, or a 3055 if using a larger ferrite toroid.  The amp draw on these circuits is very low too if you make it into a tank circuit.

Just passing this on in case you had not heard of them.

Bill

[znel]

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znel:

Very nice.  That looks a lot like a type of joule thief circuit only solid state.  Did you know that with a very simple JT circuit you can light 400 leds and more on just 1.5 volts input?  No timer circuit just a small 2n3904 transistor, or a 3055 if using a larger ferrite toroid.  The amp draw on these circuits is very low too if you make it into a tank circuit.

Just passing this on in case you had not heard of them.

Bill
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Yes, I've played with the JT's as well, never with that many LED's though.   Their fun little circuits indeed !   I was looking for a different kind of response with this one and it turned out a little better than I had expected.   The LED's were handy and I needed a load on the ring.  It does a good job with the 3v light bulbs as well although it won't run as many of them.  But... reguardless the load the resonance isn't affected.   That circuit goes with the odd tripple frequency scope shot I posted a page before.

It served it's purpose for what I needed to learn I'm off on another adventure....

[gauschor]

I have watched again some of the (bad quality) clips of Kapanadze, but what I can see there is, only some fluorescent/energy saving lamps are powered. Nothing else.
This remembers me a lot of the optimized JouleThief results. Therefore I am doubting that this power is *real* Watts. I'm afraid it's maybe not even enough to power a small E-Motor, neither a cooker or fridge in a house...
To lighten up 10 fluorscent bulbs still proves nothing if the type of current is unusable...

[xenomorphlabs]

I have watched again some of the (bad quality) clips of Kapanadze, but what I can see there is, only some fluorescent/energy saving lamps are powered. Nothing else.
This remembers me a lot of the optimized JouleThief results. Therefore I am doubting that this power is *real* Watts. I'm afraid it's maybe not even enough to power a small E-Motor, neither a cooker or fridge in a house...

You should then watch ALL of the Kapanadze clips and not only "some".
You will then see motors, electric heaters and non-flourescent bulbs being powered. In fact, there is no clip out there where he lights anything else than ordinary bulbs.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cNvJxng7fnA

Forget Joule Thiefs, nothing to do with it.

To lighten up 10 fluorscent bulbs still proves nothing if the type of current is unusable...

So 20 amps as measured in the outdoor demonstration with a clamp ampmeter are unusable current ?!

[gauschor]

Again I can see nothing on the posted video that clears up anything but a bunch of people standing around some ... some green boxes, some black boxes... Sorry, this proves nothing.

We've had already enough of these kind of types already. And yes there is similarity to the Joulethief, because from the posted circuit this looks like a resonance circuit which is not that very different from a JT RC.

And where is the video which shows 20 amperage? What I can see here at this link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wV560xfYSJ0 shows not any amperage at all... creating sparks is no miraculous thing at all if you take a wimshurst...

We need better proof, because this is kinda lame...

Also: if you light up 20 energie saving lights with a lightness equal to 100 watt of a "real" bulbs is not the same as 2KW of power, because they need way less amperage... So again it is likely these bulbs are light up the same way like the JTs with voltage peaks only - which in fact are NOT usable for other purpose than lighting.

Please prove me wrong...