Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[stivep]

http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/nuclear/nmr.html

Think sidebands

You brought to our attention quote standing about need of spectrum analyzer.
But the only response of yours was link .........Interesting one .Thank You

Now - Can You be more specific?

Last year around march, I have had
almost no single device and I build this lab for one only reason.- Kapanadze
Tell me what you in specific want me to measure and if it brings benefit to all of us I will do it for free.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Imnk4wSwvZk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XhDcADo7jjM

Wesley

[ePrick]

You brought to our attention quote standing about need of spectrum analyzer.
But the only response of yours was link .........Interesting one .Thank You

Now - Can You be more specific?

Last year around march, I have had
almost no single device and I build this lab for one only reason.- Kapanadze
Tell me what you in specific want me to measure and if it brings benefit to all of us I will do it for free.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Imnk4wSwvZk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XhDcADo7jjM

Wesley

LtBolo mentioned spectrum analyzer, not me. LtBolo stated he owned an electronics company with lots of engineers but doesn't have a spectrum analyzer. What is the spectrum of a dead short?

Anytime you mix two signals, you create a minimum of two new signals - these are called side bands.  (heterodyne)

I think the SR device is a fake because you could not extract / convert atomic energy without cold electricity or acceleration. Kapanadze uses a large ground because resistance will destroy cold electricity effect. SR used long cat 5 wire - that would be too much resistance. 3 ohms is too much.

[LtBolo]

You brought to our attention quote standing about need of spectrum analyzer.

Tell me what you in specific want me to measure and if it brings benefit to all of us I will do it for free.

We have one coming, Wesley, but thank you for the offer.

Why?

In reading the article on Michel Meyer's copper excitation device, (http://www.rexresearch.com/meyernmr/meyer.htm), and in considering the statements from Meyer, Stiffler, Rayburn, SR, Cosmo, and others, it is obvious to me the that problem of free energy is not resonance specifically, but wideband harmonics...and if Meyer is correct, the use of those harmonics to excite specific frequencies. Such thoughts shouldn't seem strange...they go all the way back to Keely.

The interesting aspect of using harmonics at specific frequencies to create quantum excitation, is that it is possible to build a device that is mechanically correct in every way, but still doesn't produce FE. The ability to get FE comes from understanding what you are actually trying to excite, and how much power it takes at a specific frequency to do so. The difference between a successful device and failure may not be in how it's built, but in how it is tuned.

When you ring a coil with a spark discharge, you produce a very rich spectrum, yet looking at the scope, you just see a sign wave. I think that the solution will come in understanding the behavior of the material you are exciting, and making sure that the coils and sparks are in fact producing the spectrum that you conclude needs to be present.

I found some of Dr. Stiffler's discussions of spectrum and resonance to be interesting. This is just one video that show why I'm interested. http://www.youtube.com/user/StifflerDr#p/u/6/DT6lO6mdvGQ

[ePrick]

@ StiveP

Maybe you can help with this: What is this chip DD.1 used as clock source on Tiger and SR schematic? Bi-lateral switches?

[LtBolo]

LtBolo mentioned spectrum analyzer, not me. LtBolo stated he owned an electronics company with lots of engineers but doesn't have a spectrum analyzer. What is the spectrum of a dead short?

I do. We build digital equipment, not RF. I have logic analyzers, scopes, meters, microscopes, and a full state-of-the-art surface mount line...but no spectrum analyzer...because we don't need one. Never fear, it will be here in a few days.

SR's device sounds like an exact replication of Michel Meyer's Fe56 transmutation device. I certainly cannot say whether it is real or not, but it most certainly does not work the way you are thinking.

Kapanadze's device may work the same way as Meyer's copper excitation device, but that is anyone's guess.

And what is the spectrum of a dead short? You obviously haven't ever played with a Tesla hairpin. That dead short happens to be a high Q resonator that contains a wide range of frequencies. Might be nice to have a spectrum analyzer to figure out exactly what they are.