Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[jantje]

A real solution to a real problem: Cheap (Green) Energy.
No half solution, but an entire solution.
This is a huge contribution to solve the energy problem.
Down with ugly windmills.
Down with too expensive selling solar energy
Transport of energy is no longer necessary! Down with the power lines.
Down with the polluting nuclear power!
Down with the coal powered station.
And so on...

If people find a solution, they exchange the solution soon for power and money. And so they offer no solution to the world, but a new fruitcake. Who wants to rule. Or they let themselves be intimidated by another oddball.
That is no solution!!!

But anyway 2100 watts is already possible!
If you have 2 or 3 still will make 4200 to 6300 watts!
That's enough for one household.
It does not take much space and money.
So we already have an solution?

You can find your solution faster if more people work at it.
At this level it is useful.
Good enough to bring it to the people.
Create an unmistakable easy to understand tutorial.
(Really Easy Child Language)
Once people benefit from it, it will spread very rapidly.
If it is really community property it will develop fast. In the hands of ordinary people.
Then people can choose. Pay for it or do it yourself.

Make the people wake up! They are lulled to sleep.

[ramset]

Jantje
Who has this 2100 watts device?

Did I miss something??
Thanks

Chet

[leo48]

But anyway 2100 watts is already possible!

Who did this through even if necessary to swim the Atlantic to find it!
Leo48

[jantje]

Oops, did not read my notes well.
I was talking about the Kapagen of Jean-Louis Naudin.
The Kapagen v3.3 has a power output of 989 watts.
(http://jnaudin.free.fr/kapagen/kapagen33io.htm)
I'm sorry for that. 

But, what I mean to say:
If you would have a solar panel that produces 989 watts, you would take several solar panels to achieve the desired number of watts.
Right?
So, if we add together 6 of these Kapagen it produces nearly 6 Kw.

1) This is a useful amount of energy.
2) Does not take up more space than solar panels.
3) It is cheap, and saves you a lot of money.
4) The usability will make sure that people actually use it. At the sight of it more people will follow this example.
5) Because you save money with it it is worthwhile to further development. Not only you but far far more people.
7) When in use for some time by many people it is already common good if we know how it really works.
8 ) You can-try to impose one guy, but not an Entire population. Then it is unstoppable.

Evolve? Yes!
Using the already achieved results? Just as important!
Share information with many people much as possible in clear easy language? Yes!

[TheCell]

Naudin's Kapagen does not have overunity, and because of that it makes no sense to put it in series.