Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[TheCell]

@baroutologos

Griz, i have done those experiments. With the Kacher and a metal plate near it and the Zatsarinia single-rod transformer. They are not OU in any case.

Concelrning the russian youtube video you mention (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tbwpie_OtqU&feature=related ) and has been discussed before, There is a capacitative coupling between Kacher's coil and a metal plate that goes to ground via a load. In best case the lamp can be lit at 50-70% efficiency that is fed to coil. (this is how much i have achieved and everydoby else so far. If i am wrong state setups and experience)

You calculate
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An 16pf of single terminal capacitance (is that only 16pf??? Note the capacitance of the bulb + wiring till there is added) of the metal plate and you suggest a nominal 200volt to be achieved or a 300+ and 300- at each charge of capacitance cycle and you make the calculations.

amperage = capacitance x voltage x frequency x 2 (two times the cap is charged)
amperage = 16/1.000.000.000.000 * 300* 1.000.000 * 2 = almost 10mA

A typical 40 watt (assuming this is 40 watts if not less) at 220 volts to be fully lit requires approx 200 mAs (it is not fully anyway) so according you logic it is impossible to light that lamp. Correct. So something "radiant" must be there?

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WHo told you that the metal plate near the oscillating kachers gets only +300 to -300 capacitative coupled voltage?? You say so because the lamps operates at such nominal mains volatge?

This is quite irrelevant.
Easily the metal plate can reach a couple of thousands volts near the Kacher.

@Wolf,

Kapanadze is an achitect. He is not uneducated man. And apparently he is very talented in many aspects.
WHO TOLD YOU, state of the art tech has not OU?
Because you wont find it in the shelf to buy it?

'Zatsarinia single-rod transformer'

How is this transformer wound? (Please picture it)
There is shown in YT that you can measure a voltage at the ends of a copper rod that is located in the middle of the coil.
Did you experience this too ?
This is urgent please answer!

[Qwert]

How is this transformer wound?

Look at the end of this episode, how it is built; there is no wire wound:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0R1pxae9K9c 

[TheCell]

@Qwert
This video shows nothing. The coil looks to me like normal wound.
In this russian forum : http://www.offtop.ru/energy/v18_675694_3.php?of781=9df416ca3ab6d006f02272e6e34d6c90
the user Paracelsus describes it how its wound.
Now baroutologos has obviously build one .

Zatsarinia single-rod transformer

[dllabarre]

Look at the end of this episode, how it is built; there is no wire wound:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0R1pxae9K9c

If you understand Russian please translate: what is the black tube that he inserts into the copper tube?

[Qwert]

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Now baroutologos has obviously build one .
Zatsarinia single-rod transformer
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