Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[verpies]

...because in the wires do not have electric current.
...
Electric filament shine because of the thermal radiation of the helix.

You are right about the black body radiation although the filament is not ideally black (but that's a minor detail).

Black body radiation is related to its temperature.
If "the wires do not have electric current" what do you think heats up the bulb's filament?

[forest]

You are right about the black body radiation although the filament is not ideally black (but that's a minor detail).

Black body radiation is related to its temperature.
If "the wires do not have electric current" what do you think heats up the bulb's filament?

Gas particles (ions?)  inside bulb are kicking filament, Tesla said so.

[verpies]

Gas particles (ions?)  inside bulb are kicking filament...

Like in a corona discharge?  See:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corona_discharge

[Jury1]

…
You are right about the black body radiation although the filament is not ideally black (but that's a minor detail).

Black body radiation is related to its temperature.
If "the wires do not have electric current" what do you think heats up the bulb's filament? …

IMHO The reason for the white noise - electrostatic induction. After the spark gap in an electrical circuit appears nonperiodic wideband pulses. As soon as the emission spectrum of white noise  is close to thermal noise spectrum, rarefied gas in a filament lamp begins to glow. A similar effect can be obtained at the output of high-frequency generator.

[Jimboot]

Hi Woopy and ALl, well done !
You need to put more than 2 turns of your big wire coil in there, so you reduce the input power. Maybe then you will draw less input power.
Maybe scale up from 2 turns to 20 turns and measure again the input power.
How will it change ?



please also try to wind the 20 turns like this coil amplification video shows:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yaXiXz5LpP8
Maybe it will have a special effect.
One guy made a Skype conference with me and told me, that such
overlapping windings really have some amplification effects !
Maybe you try this out ?
Many thanks in advance.
Regards, Stefan.

Thanks Stefan, that is a really interesting wind.