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Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

Started by Pirate88179, June 27, 2009, 04:41:28 AM

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verpies

Quote from: Jack Noskills on September 06, 2012, 09:19:35 AM
Wouldn't there be capacitance between turns of perpendicular coils still ? The fact that perpendicular coils don't interact is the whole point of this kind of setup, pure capacitive induction ! If it can bite the finger, it will surely bite the coil on top of it too no matter how it is oriented. When perpendicular then no back EMF would affect the source. Would this effect be profound enough to be of any use is the question. Has anyone done any experiments using high frequency/high voltage with perpendicular coils ?
Yes, there would be, but charging this capacitance would happen at the expense of discharging the interwinding capacitance of the perpendicular coil. Capacitor to capacitor transfers ar 50% efficient at best.  See here.

a.king21

I am fully aware of the possibility of fakery, which is one of the reasons the team went out with the sophisticated gear. Of course, I am also aware that our gear could have discovered his secret also, so him freaking out  is also plausible.
If it is faked my money would be on Tesla single wire transmission. This works at HV and possibly HF also. Also the resistance of the earth is negligible at high voltage. I have already tested this out and sent a "spark gap" through two Earth rods ten feet apart. It was reduced by over 50% compared with a normal spark gap, but it still worked. The power of the experiment was less than one watt. So I assume that a 100 watt experiment would meet with little or no resistance.
I have tried mains power through the earth. At 20 watts it blew my bulb. 60 watts worked after some dithering till the electricity found it's way back into the loop. A 2 KW kettle refused to work on full power, but did work. However this was a "single wire earth return" experiment, not the Tesla one wire system.
When I tried the mains experiment through two earth rods, it would not work, although the wire became very hot. Looking at the wattmeter, it drew approximately 1.5 KW and still would not light a bulb.
So my conclusions are that mains through the earth won't work. High voltage and High frequency in single wire mode might work.
But my bet is still that KP's system works. My only question is, "Does this energy come from the ambient background, or does it come from the grid?"
So  you might try replacing Tesla's single wire system with the earth and see if it works.

Free.Energy

Quote from: a.king21 on September 06, 2012, 07:17:08 PM
But my bet is still that KP's system works. My only question is, "Does this energy come from the ambient background, or does it come from the grid?"
So  you might try replacing Tesla's single wire system with the earth and see if it works.

Have you considered that TK may use another means of inducing current?

Zeitmaschine

Quote from: a.king21 on September 06, 2012, 07:17:08 PM
Of course, I am also aware that our gear could have discovered his secret also, so him freaking out  is also plausible.
Go ahead! Put his secret on the discovery channel. 8)

Quote from: verpies on September 06, 2012, 09:11:00 AM
Coils care only about the current or flux, not voltage.  You can pick up voltage with a capacitor but not with a coil.
Also perpendicular coils don't interact with each other.
Interact is here the keyword. According to physical laws the device needs the following:

a) An electric element that can influence the current in the 50Hz circuit of the inverter and the lamps and
b) that can be influenced by high frequency and/or high voltage so the one can interact with the other.

50Hz means a coil with a lot of windings and an iron core. High frequency spark means a few windings and perhaps an air core. Any ideas how to build such a thing that brings both together are welcome.

Now is it my imagination or does the secondary side of TK's transformer look a bit bumpy compared to the primary side? The insulation foil looks almost like once removed an then put back in place. What's going on here? Could there be an additional coil hidden underneath?

Count of wires leading into the backside of the tin can should be: 2 × high voltage out, 220V in, 2 × transistor each 3 wires, 2 wires from transformer (plus and minus via rectifier and capacitor). This makes 3 thick wires and 8 thin wires. But it looks as if there are more than 8 thin wires. Maybe I'm mistaken.

Just looking carefully for the reason TK want's rather erase this video ... :)

Hoppy

Quote from: a.king21 on September 06, 2012, 07:17:08 PM

My only question is, "Does this energy come from the ambient background, or does it come from the grid?"


That's the 64M$ question  ;D

Any chance of presenting a new proposition to TK along the lines of the test & inspection schedule mentioned earlier? This is the only way to make any real progress.

Any closer to getting a copy of the high res video?

Hoppy