Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[woopy]

Hi tade

just for info my complete coil 84 plus 22 plus the big 6 turns coil from the beginning to the end shows 0.2 ohm resistance and 0.22 mh inductance

good work and go on your very interesting results

and good night

Laurent

[woopy]

ouups  tade i forgot to mention^that the measurement are in B winding

tomorrow i will try the C winding and report

bye

Laurent

[flathunter]

I'm not meaning to be a naysayer, but one has to ask these things.

I would really like to see someone using the Kapagen with a diesel-powered portable PSU in an area where theres no possibility for the power to be coming from another grid..


But, I truly hope that the excess power is being craved from "the wheelwork of the nature"..

-J

Looks like you found yourself a good job.  Good luck!

Sorry for the photo guys.  Will remember for next time.

[e2matrix]

Also many thanks to Ossi and Jean Louis for providing
the new circuit diagram from Jean Louis and the additional tips
and also many thanks for the other users, who have joined in testing the
Kapanadze circuits.

Well I wanted to post a To-Do list,
what has not yet been tested so far:


1. Does it also work with just 2 coil, one High voltage coil about 60 to 100 turns
and the other low voltage output coil with 6 turns. ( so the third coil could be spared..)

2. What does this rod (or multiple wires all put together)
in the center of the coil have for an effect on the circuit
and does this "bifilar magnetic field canceling" back and forth grounding make any sense
and does it help to produce more output ?

3. could it run also with the same input and output power relationship
just with 1 ground line only ?

4. What does a fullwave graetz bridge rectifier at the High Voltage
side of the MOT have for an effect on the input and output power ?
Will it work more efficiently ?

5. Is it impedance wise better to put all the bulbs at the output in series
as it was done by JL Naudin and the replicators or wouldn´t it be
better to place all the bulbs in parallel, as the 6 turn output coil
should have a pretty low impedance ?

6. What will a sparkquenching at the sparkgap with a Neodym magnet get us
in efficiency raising when the circuit is powered by High Voltage DC ?

7. Will it have any benefit to use an additional output coil through the center of the tube ?
(A real coil, not a magnetic field canceling bifilar coil !)

8. Is it true, that a copper-graphite spark gap works best in efficiency
or is there any other dissimular metals pair, that will work better ?

Okay, maybe a few experimenter can try to find this all out ?

Many thanks in advance.

Regards, Stefan.

I'll take a shot at a couple answers. 
1.  It appears to me that JLN is only using one coil beside the heavy 6 turn coil.  Looks that way anyway in his pics and his schematic.  However I don't know if this is the best way but it's just the way he appears to have done it. 
4.  I'd like to know that also but I think it will take some very high voltage AND high current diodes to find this out.
5.  I think we are still dealing with such high voltage that it will likely blow light bulbs if done in parallel.  But if anyone wants to try for fireworks with a dozen bulbs go for it    
7.  Didn't someone try this about 20 pages back - I seem to remember a coil with red wire tried in the middle but no difference. 
8.  I vaguely remember trying some spark gap experiments about 12 years ago and was using steel and lead.  I don't recall enough about that to say it's a good idea but I believe it softened the noise some.  However I would check into it before using lead as it might cause some very toxic stuff to form in the air.  I have no other info about this I can recall at this time so please do your research before trying this idea. 

[retrod]

"Admin had asked  8. Is it true, that a copper-graphite spark gap works best in efficiency
or is there any other dissimular metals pair, that will work better ?

Okay, maybe a few experimenter can try to find this all out ?"

Today I tried a combination of gas discharge tubes in place of a spark gap. One of them worked really good, I noticed purple arcing to the unused trigger wire, for whatever reason this enhanced operation over a regular spark gap. I made a video of some of the testing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sgpIKx9__-4