Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[FreeEnergyInfo]

Delamorto - that is really rude to pick on freenergyLt's Picture.
please atleast DONT DO THIS.
you have no right to copy his self-image..!
or say rude things about people just because you claim over-unity...!

THANKS ....
OK....
www.youtube.com/watch?v=9u2PEfdxsC8

[conico]

 For stivep:
The movie is here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A7jbUA6_10c
Start with minute two.

[Kator01]

Oh no, I did not think about that!
Let's better keep multiplying HF average current and voltage measured with common multimeters.

Yea and fiddling around with high flying HV-sparks in the dark, burn fingers and blame it to Delamare!
No lipstick involved - too dark.

Kator

[Kator01]

pardon, Delamorto 

Kator01

[DreamThinkBuild]

Hi All,

I've been trying to visualize what the magnetic field looks like from a caduceus coil. I setup a linear hall sensor and a caduceus coil, 20AWG, connected to a 12v 400watt computer power supply. I slowly ran the sensor over by hand marking from the crossings on paper. Attached is a picture of what the rough field looks. Note that this is slightly less wavy than the screenshot, better measurements are needed. Very interesting shape, if we imagine this field in 3D it would appear to be a radial hyperbolic paraboloid. Minkowski space time geometry comes to mind.

http://www.ma.utexas.edu/users/gilbert/asciimath/QuadricSurfaces.html

I had a weird measurement experience with this coil when placed at certain points near the center of the +/- fields the hall sensor would pickup up a oscillating magnetic wave (+/-/+/-) from a DC input. (huh?) It could be the power supply or interference I just wanted to mention it if anyone wants to do some more measurements. This is a fascinating coil. I'll tinker with it some more this weekend.

Attached also is the circuit I used, very simple. The ugn3505 has a built-in linear amp.