Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[exnihiloest]

Today I tried with capacitors between the spark gap and the input coil. I put 7x150W ligth bulbs in series with the coil for security reason.
The first capacitor was 4.7 nF, 3Kv. There is still a spark but it is weak. The light bulbs don't lit. I monitored the voltage of the output coil, coupled to the first one. There were pulses of HF every 20ms which correspond to my 50hz network.

I thought that 4.7nF was a too high capacity to get a HF resonance. Then I tried 150pF. With this capacitor, my coil is accorded around 2 Mhz. I had to reduce the gap for a spark to start. It was very weak. I observed the same HF pulses each 20ms, each pulse being constituted of 10-20 periods of signal around 2 Mhz, rapidly fading.

I connected the earth at different points of the setup and saw almost no difference.

In brief I observe very short bursts of HF at the network frequency. The duty cycle being very short, the mean HF power is extremely weak.

The spark gap behaves like a conductor during the time of the spark and like an open circuit the rest of the time, i.e the resonant circuit is parametrically modulated by the spark, we can't expect for a good resonance.
This was a rather rough test to get some bases before going further.

[sigma16]

There are many kinds of "resonance".

You should start with just the one coil, excite it different ways and probe around it with various ways to detecting energy.

[cosmoLV]

...Engineers were enraged. Those who had missed his most early shift from alternations to impulses, failed to comprehend the vast distinction between "stationary waves" and " standing waves". The quizzical use of specific terms such as these was a Tesla trademark, one designed to puzzle the minds of those who criticized him the most. With the exception of a very few colleagues who continually made related discoveries in aether physics, most academes had chosen to remain totally ignorant of the new study area. This for example was the case with the Teslian use of the term "frequency" and of "resonance" words which had completely different meanings for Tesla. Teslian "frequency" refers to the repetition of pulses per second.  Teslian "resonance" refers to conditions in which aether flows with little or no resistance through systems, whether proximal or widely separated.

[sigma16]

...Engineers were enraged. Those who had missed his most early shift from alternations to impulses, failed to comprehend the vast distinction between "stationary waves" and " standing waves". The quizzical use of specific terms such as these was a Tesla trademark, one designed to puzzle the minds of those who criticized him the most. With the exception of a very few colleagues who continually made related discoveries in aether physics, most academes had chosen to remain totally ignorant of the new study area. This for example was the case with the Teslian use of the term "frequency" and of "resonance" words which had completely different meanings for Tesla. Teslian "frequency" refers to the repetition of pulses per second.  Teslian "resonance" refers to conditions in which aether flows with little or no resistance through systems, whether proximal or widely separated.

yes, but too few understand this and few can apply it.

Look at the Kapanadze coil in the garden.  The outer coil is open with only on end connected to the load.  The inside cable is connected to ground and load.  It cannot be a transformer or resonance effect.  Ferromagnetic effect is not here. It can only be a rotating aether effect like Grumpy said on another forum and I posted the diagram.

[penno64]

Hi guys,

I am looking for some advice/understanding.

I built the STINGO circuit from over at EF.

When I power a car coil and create wonderful arc/sparks, even
though my LAB power supply is set to 6v and current limit to around
300mA, as soon as the sparks begin, my power supply meters show up to 10v and nearly 1A.

I tried using a diode inline with the positive. No change, same thing happens.

I would really appreciate if someone could at least give me an idea why this is happening.

My thoughts are that HV spikes are getting back to the PSU - but I don't know.

Kindest Regards, Penno