Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[Hoppy]

The engine MARINOV works on the fact that on the balls passing current
on the point of contact there is a small expansion that pushes the crown
the rotation

Leo48

Thanks Leo. Then this would rule out the Marinov motor if the shaft was non-metalic but would a non-ferrous shaft work as I've not tried this?

[Zeitmaschine]

With only two wires?

I see two wires in and three wires out at the luster terminal. An enameled wire coil with three endings. Interesting!

The recoil in the disk. Electronics and magnets just stimulate the beta pulses in this disk and are silent by themselves.

One question here: Stimulated beta pulses in brass is Tesla stuff? Can't remember reading anything from Tesla about that.

You still did not reply what you think about the independence of the saw-like vibration frequency from the angular speed of the disks (RPMs), that I described here.

I think one should do a sound analysis of this vibration frequency. Maybe it could tell something of its origin.

[verpies]

It is more akin to a monopole motor.

Do you mean a monopole motor like the one invented by Michael Faraday ?
Doesn't this type of motor require a brush at the rim ?

[verpies]

I see two wires in and three wires out at the luster terminal. An enameled wire coil with three endings. Interesting!

Yes, three enameled wires wires are visible at the terminal and two of them are shorted together.  Those may be the ends of a center-tapped winding.

One question here: Stimulated beta pulses in brass is Tesla stuff? Can't remember reading anything from Tesla about that.

I am not very familiar with Tesla's publications. I am certain, however, that in his times the phenomenon of beta particles was not common knowledge and Tesla would not name it that way.  He would only describe the empirics of the device (e.g. we spark on one winding, we put DC on another winding and get strong pulses an a third winding).
He might have attached one of the Aether theories as to the cause of the effect since those theories were prevalent in his times.
Today we would attach different theories but the empirics would remain the same.

I think one should do a sound analysis of this vibration frequency. Maybe it could tell something of its origin.

I did a spectrogram in CoolEdit and two distinct sounds are visible on it (the saw-noise and the bearing noise), but listening to it is more revealing - at least to me.

[verpies]

The engine MARINOV works on the fact that on the balls passing current on the point of contact there is a small expansion that pushes the crown the rotation

Yes, I know.  That's why the Marinov Motor heats up a lot.
Mine used 300A (CCA) from a 6V lead-acid battery.