Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[xenomorphlabs]

Grizli,
i posted a link that explains the physical process of magnetostriction and transformer hum in my last post.

I have seen that diagram never before,it occured today basically for the first time. But maybe someone else has seen it before.

I wonder do Kapanadze use WIRE by wire or Layer by layer bifilar, hmm

I wonder about that too. A layer by layer would make this more like a spiral coil. I guess it needs to be tested.
I may be blind, but i have never seen an indication in any Kapanadze video
that he is indeed using bifilars. There is always single wire ends visible.
So i wonder how are some people so sure about that?


According to the new diagram, that pink toilet roll is fullfilling the
function of the TC right? It seems to me that there are only very few windings on there and i can´t see any low-turn primary on there.
But maybe i am not seeing it right? I expected a couple of hundred windings on there at least to reach some decent HV of 1-2 kV minimum.

While we are at it.
Some observations about the aquarium device:

At 3:03 in the video, the spark gap discharges at very irregular intervals
at an average rate of guessed 7 Hz.
Maybe it is acting more like a safety gap then?
It even looks like it is a dynamic spark gap, i think i see something moving there, but that can be due to the bad quality of the video.

The very loud hum actually fades out after 5-10 seconds when the device gets fired up. What does that tell us?

In all his devices there is a 2 stage switch starting the device.
So there is a first process that takes about 4-5 seconds to complete
and only then he flips the switch to start the second process (connect the load probably).

[baroutologos]

xenomorphlabs
@:baroutologos
Do you talk about this schematic?
http://rutube.ru/tracks/3084695.?v=ed9b59c22f48af1f5c77138d9c0a63e8

Yes Xeno, that schematic. I assembled it in a small box, but left it opened for changing the transistors.

@Grizly,

Interesting thinking that the biffilar may behave purelly as a capacitor, but i doubt it. OK the formal way of knowing is by experimenting.
Anyway, I am telling this because,since in that setup the inductunce is annihilated, there can be no potential difference (at least considerable) between the two coils hence no capacitative aspect.

We see though

[forest]

Posted schemastic look very nice.I would bet it's close to real device, it matches video of green box device nicely and stick with all kapanadze tips about bifilar and Tesla transformer.What are you still looking for ?

[xenomorphlabs]

Posted schemastic look very nice.I would bet it's close to real device, it matches video of green box device nicely and stick with all kapanadze tips about bifilar and Tesla transformer.What are you still looking for ?

Hmm, unfortunately that is not entirely correct.
The diagram might deliver interesting effects, but it does NOT match
the green box. There is an important deviation in the connection of the
second coil.
In the green box, the spark gap connects directly to the 6 turn secondary
and NOT the primary of the coil arrangement.
But this diagram is really an attempt to interpret that green box device and not as i initially thought the aquarium device, because in the aquarium device there is no earth ground running through the secondary coil and the primary really doesn´t look like a TC and the spark gap seems to operate differently as well.
So the TC in the diagram is suspected to be INSIDE the green box in a 90 degree angle to the visible coil.

@baroutologos:
Your kacher looks nice.

[grizli]

Grizli,
i posted a link that explains the physical process of magnetostriction and transformer hum in my last post.

I have seen that diagram never before,it occured today basically for the first time. But maybe someone else has seen it before.

http://rutube.ru/tracks/1864364.html?v=15f8134a911b974086dac80c663a8cb5

To me it sounds more like crappy vent instead magnetostriction

here is always single wire ends visible.
So i wonder how are some people so sure about that?

Maybe its not bifilar by wire, but by layer