Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[Hoppy]

That Kapanadze ground cable is unipolar (in contrast to multipolar), thus it is NOT suitable for a hidden hot wire. Maybe that phraseology makes it more clear.

Oh yes! That means in addition to the hidden wire in the man's sleeve moreover the ground cable is stitched together of two different types of cables and no one noticed this - but in the blurry video we can see it clearly. Are you serious?

Maybe a clearer description would be 'a cable with multi non-insulated strands encased in an overall plastic sheath.

Why on earth would the magician, allow anyone in his audience to see his 'hot' wire working clearly.

[Zeitmaschine]

Why on earth would the magician omit his 2004 bedroom video on his YouTube channel?

Because he thinks it reveals too much to his audience?

What exactly is it in that 2004 video we should not see so clearly? Since it is obviously not a hidden hot wire (evidence of fake) it could only be the mode of operation (evidence of authenticity).

Seems we missed something and therefore we should take an even closer look at that video.

[Hoppy]

Why on earth would the magician omit his 2004 bedroom video on his YouTube channel?

Because he thinks it reveals too much to his audience?

What exactly is it in that 2004 video we should not see so clearly? Since it is obviously not a hidden hot wire (evidence of fake) it could only be the mode of operation (evidence of authenticity).

Seems we missed something and therefore we should take an even closer look at that video.

OK, If you feel you have missed something, tell us if you find it once you've taken an even closer look at it. It is very dark under that bench, so you may need a torch. 

[cheappower2012]

Zeitmaschine

What exactly is it in that 2004 video we should not see so clearly? Since it is obviously not a hidden hot wire (evidence of fake) it could only be the mode of operation (evidence of authenticity).

The is unique because only in this video is the ac power removed as the device is supplying  current to the lights ,he disconnects the ac inverter from the device,the device powers the lights for a few seconds,makes a funny noise.
If this was a simple hidden wire,latching relay setup,there is no need for a strange noise generated.This indicates to me either a more sophisticated circuitry for fraud or it maybe real.Heres some speculating,
it appears that it may have an ac 50 hz osc,powered by a power supply
in the can, as the power is removed,the power supply voltage decreases(capacitors discharging),this causes the 50 hz oscillator to change frequency.look at the spectrum
of the sound for starts.We know that because the transformer/bridge rectifier
operates at 50 hz,the output of the device is 50hz ac, transformers do like frequencies too far from 50hz unless designed for a different frequency.Then ask your self what type of osc destabilizes as its supply voltage decreases,remember tariel is not an electronics expert so it would be a simple osc,one that is not stable with voltage changes decreasing.

[Zeitmaschine]

The most interesting question here is, why does the device shut off at all when the inverter is being disconnected? The output is 50 Hz 5000 Watts. Why does Kapanadze not back-loop that output directly to the input (the white cable plugged in to the inverter), but instead he creates a back-loop from the output (lamps) to a small transformer then through a rectifier (both in a black box) and that DC then back to the battery (connected to the input of the inverter)?

This looks like as if the device needed the 50 Hz frequency of the inverter as a reference (clock generator). But on the other hand it should not matter whether a resonant circuit oscillates at 50 Hz or 50.5 Hz or 48.9 Hz. The frequency doubler will always double that frequency, so the device should keep running regardless of the precise frequency.

As we can guess in case of the Stepanov transformers, input equals output, means input and output are the same wires (one of them is ground in single-phase version). Thus connecting Kapanadze's inverter directly to the five lamps (output of the device) instead to the white wires (input) should also work. Or do we still overlook something important?