Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[stivep]

other options is .. I can understand it but cannot build it ?

Yes your comment stays about you being intelignet to the level of my personal appreciation I like that
Thank you sir.

Yes I do not push for building the device by myself. It is more important to me to confirm Wladimir Utkin theory to others than building the device.
The device will be build with me or without me anyhow.
So what is the difference?
The difference is in fact that I do not care about fame of being the first one who build it in USA.
At that point I'm free of greed !!
Wesley

[Shokac]

Big question is whether it is frequency dependent (atomic resonance) or field intensity dependent (big voltage). Care to comment Cosmo?

look this:
http://www.eclipse.net/~numare/nsinmrpt.htm
for FE: http://www.eclipse.net/~numare/fe.htm

[LtBolo]

@Shokac

Yeah, I'm aware of NMR. That doesn't really clarify whether the 'dead magnetic field' effect is a resonant effect or simply an electrostatic effect. It seems unlikely that Cosmo's experiment would be so precise as to be standardizing the magnetic field strength and excitation frequency. If it is resonance, the frequency is completely dependent on the magnetic bias field strength. Those NMR charts are normalized to H being 100Mhz. That requires the bias field strength to be something very precise, and when at that strength (whatever that is), the resonant frequency of iron would be 3.231Mhz. Also, if it is frequency based, when the magnetic field goes dead, that would change the resonant frequency of the iron....which would tend to kill the resonance and allow the field to return. It's a bit chicken and egg.

In the French patent mentioned a few pages back, they were exciting the iron at 21Mhz, when biased with a 0.5 tesla magnetic field. Nothing magic about 21Mhz, it's just the correct frequency at 0.5 teslas.

[the_big_m_in_ok]

Yikes!  You're right!      http://www.001-lab.com was practically my favorite site.
Causes?
1) They didn't pay the IP provider?
2) Hardware problems?  Bad virus(es)?
3) Russian KGB heavy handed tactics?  New World Odor games?
The site is actually "403 Forbidden", so it's not exactly like they're having mere technical problems?  If the site was delisted from Google's search software conventions, they would give an error: "Site Doesn't Exist or You Spelled the Address Wrong", yes?
--Lee

Well, whatever it was, it's gone for now.  Both...

http://001-lab.com    and    http://www.001-lab.com 

...loaded and ran as of today,  29/9/2010 @ 1552 hrs, local hours, Pacific Time on the U.S. West Coast.

I don't know what caused the original problem.  Maybe an  OU.com  Member who knows Russian can PM a  001-lab.com  Member and ask him what it was in Russian?

Then translate into English for Americian Members?

--Lee

[grizli]

Tesla's 'extra coil' was outside the inductive coupling range, and was excited by other means. We've played with a small Tesla coil sitting within the electrostatic field of a big Tesla coil, but outside direct inductive coupling, using an independent ground. It gets quite active. No real sense of how the extra coil 'loads' the main coil, but it seems that if you keep it at a distance, it doesn't load the main coil. So it is clear that electrostatic fields can induce resonance pretty well. Having the two at right angles would ensure that the coupling was purely electrostatic, not magnetic.


Thinking about Cosmo's experiment....

The high voltage high frequency coil will generate a strong electrostatic field. Is it possible that the electrostatic field has a stronger effect on the magnetic domains of the ferrite than the magnetic field from the low voltage coil? Possibly affecting the ferrite at an atomic level? If it were an electrostatic effect, and not a magnetic effect, that suggests that a magnetic field could be switched off with no real power dissipation. I can think of many good uses for that. Big question is whether it is frequency dependent (atomic resonance) or field intensity dependent (big voltage). Care to comment Cosmo?

I dislike ferrite
How can TAriel work without Ferite,, I think tariel and sr device are COMPLETELY different?