Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[dole]

@Dole
Wow! This is great....

hope it helps

Yes I know it helps a lot. 

Do you think he knows it?

No, "we" do not "see" it yet.

d.

[ramset]

Well, If we're going to learn,we need to understand!
Have a look ! from Grumpy ,

http://www.overunityresearch.com/index.php?topic=369.msg5377;topicseen#msg5377

Chet
UPDATE Grumpy [sigma 16]started a thread here.

http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=9749.msg257229#new

[Dankie1]

Ooopps!!!! sorry i  dont mean to be rude.. maybe i just misunderstood it.. The idea of inrush current and kicks are the same (somehow).. My apology

No it is I who was rude , I was simply asking myself why you seemed excited over inrush current , perhaps I do not understand fully the cause of this and you do .

Seeing that Dole finds this special himself I think this is indeed an important aspect .

Dole , could you plz provide a schematic of "a mentionned" circuit your speak of , so we can better understand this aspect .

[dole]

Yes please, it would be my pleasure, but little bit later tonight, I have some other life ting to fix first.
@sigma16@ramset Very good findings
d.

[LtBolo]

@Dankie

Inrush is a normal inductive behavior. The 'kick' is an extension of inrush where a capacitor disruptively discharges into a coil after a spark gap breaks down. Having built the hairpin and extensively played with these discharges, I can assure you that 'inrush' and 'kick' are the same in the same way that a Civic and a Corvette are both cars...