Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[Zeitmaschine]

The fact that in the other aquarium,green box etc. presentations there is no clearly visible cap bank is strange then.
However those were single-phase units.

Putting this the other way around: What capacitance in µF is needed to get the apparent resistance of 9.68â,,¦ (load resistance of the 5KW lamps) at 50Hz (220V) for the apparent current through a respective capacitor?

Will such a capacitor fit into the tin can?

If so throw away all experiments with high voltage and high frequency and concentrate on unusual effects with 50Hz and grid voltage. Gather up all graspable transformers, coil and capacitors suitable for 50Hz and connect them somehow together till Free Energy arrives.

[frankidel]

Putting this the other way around: What capacitance in µF is needed to get the apparent resistance of 9.68â,,¦ (load resistance of the 5KW lamps) at 50Hz (220V) for the apparent current through a respective capacitor?

Will such a capacitor fit into the tin can?

If so throw away all experiments with high voltage and high frequency and concentrate on unusual effects with 50Hz and grid voltage. Gather up all graspable transformers, coil and capacitors suitable for 50Hz and connect them somehow together till Free Energy arrives.

i'm calculating 0.328831 milli Farad, with the formula Fc = ( 1 / 2Pi RC ), 50 Hz = 1 / ( 2 x Pi x 9.68 ohms x C ) for resonant frequency.

[Zeitmaschine]

Thanks! Then this should be about 330µF/400V for a capacitor that has a resistance at 50Hz of 9.68â,,¦.

At least this capacitor could fit into the tin can in contrast to a transformer or coil that has the same apparent resistance at 50Hz.

Nice reading BTW: Inductance, capacitance and resistance

[27Bubba]

Very informative, To me at least . Thanks for sharing.

[verpies]

So you're calling Tesla a liar.

No, I allow for the possibility.
Hero bashing or hero worship is not included in the scientific method.

Guess I win.

Win what?