Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[e2matrix]

From what I have read I believe TK's schematic is not known.  I'm wondering (without reading all 117 pages here) if anyone has seen this schematic which I found and appears to be for his device.  (Removed schematic to save bandwidth as I now know it was posted before - thanks xenomorphlabs). 

[FatBird]

Thanks for the circuit CGX.

However, I have a question.  It looks like that black ground wire goes straight on thru & DOESN'T connect to the 2 coils.

So my question is, can it be re-drawn like below?  If yes, then maybe you can erase the black wire that goes straight on thru.

I am just trying to make it clearer.

Thanks

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[xenomorphlabs]

@e2matrix: The schematic is old and has been posted by myself after translation from russian to english on one of the first 10-30 pages.
Someone posted it on a russian forum, it does not show anything that would explain an energy gain. I believe some folks even built it and it didn´t yield anything.
You are right, TK himself never posted any schematics, due to his intentions to commercialize his invention.


@haithar: You are wrong, the radiator was disconnected before the water pipes were connected. There is unanimous opinion on all russian forums about that fact. Only one ground (the thick black cable) enters the coil coming from the water pipe.

@FatBird: The cable DOES connect to the coils. Watch the green box outdoor presentation by Kapanadze for additional reference.

Without any criticism towards Naudin, but i think his "replication" is more of an "interpretation". It might be more of a proof of principle experiment on the effect of two grounds.
Kapanadze seems to use a much less powerful HV signal judging from the spark gap activity and most likely also a LV signal through the inner coil.
As it looks like Naudin only has high voltage running through the coil and no LV signal

[cgx]

So my question is, can it be re-drawn like below?  If yes, then maybe you can erase the black wire that goes straight on thru..

Hi FatBird,
Not knowing for sure what the rod or whatever it is that seems to go through the coil is, I would not conclude that your modified circuit is the same. I do not really understand the circuit myself. It is just how it looks to be wired looking closely at the pictures posted on jln site.

[e2matrix]

@e2matrix: The schematic is old and has been posted by myself after translation from russian to english on one of the first 10-30 pages.
Someone posted it on a russian forum, it does not show anything that would explain an energy gain. I believe some folks even built it and it didn´t yield anything.
You are right, TK himself never posted any schematics, due to his intentions to commercialize his invention.


@haithar: You are wrong, the radiator was disconnected before the water pipes were connected. There is unanimous opinion on all russian forums about that fact. Only one ground (the thick black cable) enters the coil coming from the water pipe.

@FatBird: The cable DOES connect to the coils. Watch the green box outdoor presentation by Kapanadze for additional reference.

Without any criticism towards Naudin, but i think his "replication" is more of an "interpretation". It might be more of a proof of principle experiment on the effect of two grounds.
Kapanadze seems to use a much less powerful HV signal judging from the spark gap activity and most likely also a LV signal through the inner coil.
As it looks like Naudin only has high voltage running through the coil and no LV signal

xenomorphlabs,  Thanks for clarifying that.  I stumbled on to that from the hvlabs in a post at the top of this page from Ros-co.  There seems to be some replica's out there working from some other vid's I saw on the site.  Are all the people with working replica's not sharing schematics also?  I saw one there showing 27 watts in with 460 watts out.  About 10 light bulbs running off what appears to be a 12 volt 7 Ah battery all built into an old PC power supply.    I guess the TK patent I saw isn't much help either as the schematic is more of a block diagram IIRC.