Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[elementSix]

That noise is not what we thought.  The sound coming from the coils or transformer in the Red Coil TK video is coming from the air above the bare wire.  The impulse wave has a strange effect on the air when it is at a certain frequency.  By frequency I mean the speed of Impulse waves per second.  I had this happen once when I first got it to work.  I couldn't explain it until I read some more Tesla work.  He noted everything.  What a mind...

Any how I have a NUB question on resonance and the effect Transistors have on a resonant circuit.  What has to be done to replace the mechanical circuit make and break with a transistor make and break and still be able to tune it to resonance.  Would I  just speed up or slowi down the make and breaks of the Transistors to get the resonance or do I just tune it like any RLC circuit or is their something I am missing??  I was thinking of using 2 or 3 transistors to charge and dump the photo caps, also turn on and off the HV supply to the dump caps...  An  IC controlled unit of course to control the speed of make and breaks or maybe a 555 Timer..  Your help will be much appreciated. 
  Large minds live in large worlds and small minds live in cages...

[captainkt]

@Zeitmaschine,The noise from TK bedroom gen is identical in every way to the noise from MIG welder at work when arc strikes but nozzle is dirty and current shorts. I have just been trying this out and the noise is easy to get. Also just tried bulb from MIG welder earth lead to earth and when I pull trigger and strike arc nothing, but if I pull trigger and do not strike arc I can light a 30 Watt bulb quite bright. So from earth to earth I am getting some power. The wires I use to connect bulb also get very hot, almost too hot to touch. I will be trying a transformer between bulb and earth when I get home tomorrow. 
Regards
Keith

[Grumage]

@Zeitmaschine,The noise from TK bedroom gen is identical in every way to the noise from MIG welder at work when arc strikes but nozzle is dirty and current shorts. I have just been trying this out and the noise is easy to get. Also just tried bulb from MIG welder earth lead to earth and when I pull trigger and strike arc nothing, but if I pull trigger and do not strike arc I can light a 30 Watt bulb quite bright. So from earth to earth I am getting some power. The wires I use to connect bulb also get very hot, almost too hot to touch. I will be trying a transformer between bulb and earth when I get home tomorrow. 
Regards
Keith

Dear Keith.

Don't forget that a Mig welder is usually a DC output!! I would suggest an ordinary old fashioned "Stick welder" the only problem I see however is that they are designed as a "leaky" magnetic circuit.        To increase current, you move a section of the core. This is why you get a fairly high O/C voltage that drops when you have struck up the arc.

However I do now think that a few simple experiments in this area could prove interesting. After all who would have thought, electrically minded people would'nt have!! But the stories of welders working without power still "rings in my head"!! So simple, you would laugh.

Cheers Grum.

[Zeitmaschine]

barbosa works!

you can test it straight away with a ferrite rod with 50 turns magnet wire connected to 1.5 v ac and another winding of 10 turns thick any wire say 1 mm  multi stranded connected as closed loop with earth ground. it lights up 3 v led. without earth or hand touch led is not lit. since its just ferrite rod the led is not bright as it should be. using transformer the results are much better.

I think the key aspect -or name it the Kapanadze secret- is how the connection between a coil of a transformer and the ground wire is made. It depends heavily on the geometrical structure of the connection point. Hence simply connecting an electric (or an electronic) circuit to ground will not work.

When a rod magnet is moved through a coil it moves the electrons in that coil's wire so there is a voltage generated in this coil (no closed circuit needed). Now replace the rod magnet with a wire as thick as the rod magnet touching the coil. When there is an AC power current going through this wire then this current generates an alternating magnetic field like that one of the back and forth moving rod magnet. According to the Barbosa patent this should capture the electrons from ground so those electrons can amplify the current in the stout wire which generates the magnetic field, thus creating an even stronger magnetic field (»the induced current acts to favor the variation of the magnetic flux«, as the patent expresses it).

This sounds quite logical in physical terms, if it works in the real world then it will sound even better.

The noise from TK bedroom gen is identical in every way to the noise from MIG welder at work when arc strikes but nozzle is dirty and current shorts.

A soldering gun works also that way. Maybe such a soldering gun could be easily converted into a free energy device. Who wants to try?

And just btw, the Barbosa patent does not mention any resonance (between two coils) nor the use of any capacitors. Thus I'm getting the funny feeling that this stuff is another smokescreen put up by TK.

[Grumage]

Dear Zeitmaschine.

This is my interpretation of your recent post's. Please advise any direction that you see fit.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yHkqn2cG-no

Cheers Grum.