Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[verpies]

You can try to rectify that pulse coming from the cap with 2 diodes into an additional cap to have DC which you can measure.

Yes and that will measure the peak voltage.  Interesting magnitude but useless for power calculations.

Welcome back Itsu!

[anandml]

Hi anandml,



Be aware of the warnings in the original forum and the fact that the video was removed (see post #11837).
http://www.realstrannik.ru/forum/39-kapanadze/65688-analiz-ustanovki-kapanadze-3.html?limit=18&start=36#65791
"Do not do this, at best, will not work, at worst explode, DO. Conder at least 400 volts!!!"



That pulse coming from your spark gap will cause a ringing type pulse in your coil which will be coupled into the capacitor.
Looking at your coil, the ringing (resonance) frequency will be around 7-10Mhz.

So you probably will have a ringing type (7-10Mhz) AC pulse on you cap which is much to high for your multimeter to properly measure as your meter specs are:
AC voltage
Frequency range: 45Hz to 450Hz.

You can try to rectify that pulse coming from the cap with 2 diodes into an additional cap to have DC which you can measure.

Regards Itsu

Thanks itsu, pls suggest me how to reduce frequency and voltage from HV coil

[itsu]

@ verpies

Welcome back Itsu!

thanks, i can say that to you too  , as i was missing your keen insights and remarks the last months.


@ anandml

Thanks itsu, pls suggest me how to reduce frequency and voltage from HV coil

Not sure what you want out of this setup as obviously, when seeing the warning above, it will not work.

Also i am not sure what you mean by "reduce the frequency".
Do you mean the frequency of the pulse (caused by the spark gap), or the ringing frequency of this pulse (caused by the coil specifications)? 

To reduce the ringing frequency, you need to enlarge the coil (more turns).
But even if you manage to put 450 turns on that coil, the ringing frequency will still be around 1.5Mhz

The frequency of the pulse and the voltage is mostly determined by the spark gap, the bigger the gap, the lower the pulse frequency and the higher the voltage.

So if you, for some reason, want a lower ringing frequency and voltage, you need more turns on your coil and reduce the gap of you spark gap. (the later will increase the frequency of the pulse)   

 
I hope this helps,  regards Itsu

[verpies]

William McFreey made an analysis of the Kapanadze devices that makes sense. See this document.

His explanation has one flaw - namely: a perpendicular magnetic field can confine charged particles to a disk (which essentially is a 2D geometric figure) but the products of beta decay are emitted in all 3 dimensions, and their directions are again randomized in 3D by each scattering event inside solid matter. 

Thus any particle not moving ideally perpendicularly to the magnetic field in the disk, will escape the disk and because of the scattering in 3D eventually all particles will aquire a motion component that is parallel to the magnetic field (not ideally perpendicular), for some time between the succesive scattering events.

Ideal magnetic field for confining the particles in the disk/ring would have to be perpendicular to the plane of the disk inside the disk, yet parallel to the plane of the disk outside of the disk.

[Zeitmaschine]

His explanation has one flaw

There is another flaw: The Kapanadze coil has with almost absolute certainty no ferrite core and there is no evidence the SR193 device is not fake.

Hence all this could be easily a »red herring«.

Regards