Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[br549]

Quote: I can't spot any similarities to any of the TK devices. To me this looks rather like drawn technical gibberish.

1. I have had the hand drawing for a year or so (not sure where it came from) There was a Russian? speaking video explaining it. I am still trying to locate it. I thought the same thing, that it looked like technical garbage, but when I seen the green three-phase transformer in TK's device it reminded me of the transformer labeled  (TP) in the Hand Drawing, and transformer (K and associated network of the drawing) look like it's driving the high voltage coil (TP) which in turn drives to output coil (W!) and is sencronized with output from the 3 phase coil (TP)which feeds (W1) also.  All though you may be right with the technical garbage analysis. It's hard for me to tell, since I don't read Russian (or whatever language is on the drawing). Thanks anyway for your opinion.

[Qwert]

Hi TK,

Isn't it a 12v system ?

Check the top of the pump. AC adapater plugged into poer board.

Penno

@Penno64, The first picture (from top, 12V) clearly shows a cord with a transformer. The second one (220V) shows a cord without transformer. AC adapter = transformer.

[Zeitmaschine]

1. I have had the hand drawing for a year or so (not sure where it came from) There was a Russian? speaking video explaining it. I am still trying to locate it.

There it is: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNTDQvU1ftM

This construction seems to be so secret that no one can replicate it although thoroughly explained in the video.

[Zeitmaschine]

Only a minor question: If a transformer has a 12V secondary coil and a 2V secondary coil, then what could happen if they are connected together? Free energy due to resonance or a free cloud of smoke only?

If someone please could try this so I can be easy on my equipment.

[TinselKoala]

Well, why not try it.

Doesn't anyone have a variac? Plug the variac into the output of the inverter and plug the test transformer primary into the variac. Put a clampon ammeter on the series connection between the 12 and 2 volt secondaries, and run up the variac while watching this ammeter, until you get scared, the line (inverter output) voltage is reached, or the smoke escapes, whichever comes first.

I've sealed my prediction in the envelope below, to be opened after the test.

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(However, there is nothing wrong with running secondary windings in series, as long as the load isn't a short circuit as you have shown, and you have the relative phasing correct. Respect the power rating of the transformer and keep the load's impedance high enough so you don't exceed the rated power and melt down your windings.)