Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[angryScientist]

Simply to make the statement »Grounding it is not required« a few minutes later. 

Not required in a 3 phase system. It's not required in a 3 phase because it can pull the electrons through the other 2 phases and do work in the process.

[stivep]

Hello all,
It's been a while since I've commented last. Been a long down hill slide for me. Now that I've hit bottom, I hope it doesn't get any lower than this, I don't have much to fear anymore.

My question is; Has anybody tried developing the circuit that pulls the current through the HV coil once the potential has increased enough to break though the dielectric of the spark gap?

That is the only part of this device that I can not explain what will happen. Every thing else seems trivial.

Here is what I am thinking; In a simple tuned circuit, the energy is always going back and forth. One side is always positive and then negative. It always averages zero. The energy is said to be hidden because it stays within the coil and capacitor.

Again, here is my question; In a simple tuned circuit, after resonance has built up a significant amount of power, what happens when that resonating energy is pulled though the circuit using an outside influence?

1. explain  is it  series or parallel resonant  circuit you have in mind.
2. draw schematic and put theoretical values 
3. point your questions to  symbols- descriptors.





The picture below: is that what you talking about?
If it is than that is SR concept from 2010 not TK
I have seen that long time ago.
I can read  Russian 20 ferrites.




It sounds obvious.....But  give me a confirmation anyhow  prior to my answer.



Wesley

[angryScientist]

1. explain  is it  series or parallel resonant  circuit you have in mind.
2. draw schematic and put theoretical values 
3. point your questions to  symbols- descriptors.




Wesley

Look to the above posts.

[angryScientist]

@Jon_sparky
The reason that a ground is required is the work is being extracted from the magnetic field. If you were to pull the power out of the tuned circuit and not have a supply of electrons on the other side of it you would simply get an enormous voltage but no additional work in the magnetic field.

If you have a supply of electrons on the other side then you should see an increase in the magnetic field which can be extracted from the coil that feeds the load.

Does that make sense to you?

[27Bubba]

@All,
Can anyone explain why the heater and the device was connected in this fashion? Is this striped insulating tape I'm seeing or its something else?