Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[br549]

To Anyone:
I don't know a lot about the math and physics of the TK Device but have been following with interest. I did some testing with the 2 transformer setup that SR193 demonstrated before he showed his TK replication. The preliminary  results seemed interesting (Note: attachment). When the spark occurs at a particular point on the sign wave, (Close to the peak on the rising side) the sign wave amplitude doubles for several cycles and the light bulb intensity increases considerably. I thought that this might pertain to the TK investigation, so I am posting it.

[br549]

To Anyone:
Also Attached is a picture of the actual setup for the 2 transformer experiment.

[verpies]

To Anyone:
I don't know a lot about the math and physics of the TK Device but have been following with interest. I did some testing with the 2 transformer setup that SR193 demonstrated before he showed his TK replication. The preliminary  results seemed interesting (Note: attachment). When the spark occurs at a particular point on the sign wave, (Close to the peak on the rising side) the sign wave amplitude doubles for several cycles and the light bulb intensity increases considerably. I thought that this might pertain to the TK investigation, so I am posting it.

You seem to know enough to notice that this "memory effect" is unusual".
Very good observation, and consistent with McFreey paper, too. 

If this is correct then subjecting this transformer to a small static magnetic field (produced by a weak permanant magnet or a winding supplied with DC) would increase this effect at some value and orientation of the field (most likely the perpendicular orientation).

[leo48]

 
The TK says it's a simple thing to make people laugh then we try to make us laugh this,
we see the device 2004, about 350 watt transformer and the secondary suppose to give
12 volts then the output current is 29 amp, 220 volt input to the 1.6 amp current will be less
than about 1 amp feedback 0.5 ampere is the current measured in consumption.

Suppose that TK was able to discover a method to mix the 220 ​​volt with 12 volt 29 amps,
232 volts and obtaining output 30 amps less losses, the problem would be solved.

Are you okay? no I do not know any method of mixing 220 volt and 12 volt 29 amp and
maybe this is the way to solve this puzzle.


Leo48

[br549]

QUOTE:
You seem to know enough to notice that this "memory effect" is unusual".
Very good observation, and consistent with McFreey paper, too.

If this is correct then subjecting this transformer to a small static magnetic field (produced by a weak permanant magnet or a winding supplied with DC) would increase this effect at some value and orientation of the field (most likely the perpendicular orientation).

I tried introducing a magnetic field of various strengths on each of the transformer cores. There are several locations on the first transformer (T1) that seem to enhance the effect, as far as the duration of time which it occurs ( From HV Pulse  to  HV Pulse).  Note: the below attachment.