Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[Hoppy]

Both the copper and zinc have similar beta decay properties.
Also, Kapanadze used brass disks with success.

Can I take it from this that you think NMR was responsible for producing the energy required to turn the belt coupled generator?

[verpies]

Can I take it from this that you think NMR was responsible for producing the energy required to turn the belt coupled generator?

If not faked then almost "yes".
Specifically, it was the summed recoil of individual atoms after directionalized electrons ejection, that was responsible for the mechanical force on the disk.

I write "almost" because unidirectional beta decay is most directly responsible for the recoil.
NMR (or strong RF) is only the means to stimulate this decay.

P.S.
Did you perform the listening "assignment" that I gave to Zeitmachine here?
In your opinion - would a motor hidden in the base make this saw-like sound of constant frequency?

[verpies]

Would a 50Hz polarising field be suitable?

DC + AC @ 50Hz - Yes  (just make sure that AC < DC or the magnetic field will reverse)

If yes, I have at my disposal a "home made" resistance welding transformer. This has an output of very low voltage but very high current. My thought is a few turns of  heavy copper wire would create a massive magnetic field around the sample.

Please think if you really want a "massive field".
Notice that the frequency necessary to resonate copper is 7112Hz per 1 Gauss, so in Earth's magnetic field (~0.5 Gauss) the copper will resonate at 3556Hz and if you make a "massive field" with a lot of current (e.g. 5000 Gauss) then copper will resonate at 35.56MHz.
Do you have a signal generator and RF amplifier that can handle 35MHz ?

Also, you want the magnetic field to be as uniform as possible (homogeneous) in order for as much core as possible to resonate at one frequency coherently ...but if you use few turns of very heavy wire then the field will not be very uniform because the winding will not be smooth.  The core will see a "bump" in the field from every thick wire turn.  Not good.  See the attachment how the magnetic field bulges around each turn of wire in a coarse coil.

If you make a Helmoltz or a Maxwell Coil, then instead of high current you can add more turns of finer wire, because for this type of coil doubling the number of turns is the same as doubling the number of amps. 

If you wind it wisely then you could use the grid for the 50Hz AC component.
Just remember that with AC 240V, 50Hz mains supply only, the AC power dissipated in this coil will be:
P = 240² / ( (314.159*L) + R_DC )
where, P: Average power in Watts, L: Inductance of the coil in Henrys, R_DC: the DC resistance of the coil.

Of course the DC component will dissipate its own power equal to:
P = V² / R_DC
where P: is the DC power in Watts, V: is the voltage of the DC component and R_DC: the DC resistance of the coil.

The total power is the DC power + AC power, of course.

Just remember that if you make the polarizing coil produce too many Gauss then you'll need to use higher nuclear resonance frequency and the RF penetration-depth will decrease.

[Hoppy]

If not faked then almost "yes".
Specifically, it was the summed recoil of individual atoms after directionalized electrons ejection, that was responsible for the mechanical force on the disk.

I write "almost" because unidirectional beta decay is most directly responsible for the recoil.
NMR (or strong RF) is only the means to stimulate this decay.

P.S.
Did you perform the listening "assignment" that I gave to Zeitmachine here?
In your opinion - would a motor hidden in the base make this saw-like sound of constant frequency?

Yes I did and I have pondered on this for some time and now think its possible that he used a form of 'Ball Bearing' motor - see example at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tHZbHMFWS2k

I don't think that the constant frequency saw-like sound is necessarily from a motor. The metal disks are acting as a heavy flywheels which would be necessary as the bearings would become hot and pitted in time, so friction would begin to build-up in the bearings. This type of motor will not self-start so he would need to start it up using the 9V battery which would operate some kind of starting mechanism.

[Grumage]

Yes I did and I have pondered on this for some time and now think its possible that he used a form of 'Ball Bearing' motor - see example at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tHZbHMFWS2k

I don't think that the constant frequency saw-like sound is necessarily from a motor. The metal disks are acting as a heavy flywheels which would be necessary as the bearings would become hot and pitted in time, so friction would begin to build-up in the bearings. This type of motor will not self-start so he would need to start it up using the 9V battery which would operate some kind of starting mechanism.

Dear Hoppy,

My goodness how the hell does that work? Is that another "FAKE"video? But yes I agree with you regarding the TK vid, the sound is like that of a Circular saw blade as it "RINGS" and unfortunately I think the large Aluminium box holds half a dozen 7 Ah Gell cells. PP3 for hitting a relay. I do not see any OU here........... Another crucifiction pending? 

Cheers Grum.