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Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

Started by Pirate88179, June 27, 2009, 04:41:28 AM

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elementSix

Maybe the Earth has something to do with it.  The field orientation or the rotational direction.  or not...

elementSix

Can someone help me with this NUB question.  When I use the disruptive discharge from the HV Capacitor into the Primary and spark gap.  It has to be unidirectional.  What would you use for the impulse to easily go through but not be able to come back.  Remember that it is an Impulse wave and not a normal pulse.  Wouldn't a HV diode burn up?  Or would the impulse abruptness from the make and break be enough to be unidirectional, I mean if its done properly.  With a proper abrupt impulse their should be little to no tail and barely a rise time.  If I am saying that correctly.  It should be damped out as quickly as possible.  I am having problems with keeping up the fast impulse rate. I don't want to use a magnetic quench or high pressure air line to blow out the arc.  I have not yet ordered my CDI, so till I get the money to buy all sorts of them and find one that works best I am using other means.  I read somewhere about a Thyristor that turns off when the current hits zero On a capacitor.  Can someone tell me what kind of circuit does that with HV DC that is used in the manner that I need?? 
                     Thanks again.    e6
P.S.  I was thinking something along the lines of this PIC..

Zeitmaschine

Quote from: leo48 on July 21, 2013, 01:24:47 PM
the voltage is positive or negative with respect to ground
Quote from: elementSix on July 21, 2013, 06:28:45 PM
Maybe the Earth has something to do with it.  The field orientation or the rotational direction.  or not...
Interesting. But cold is cold and hot is hot. It can't be reversed easily as it seems.

To me it looks like as if the wire ending of the secondary coil which is wound near to the ferrite core (inner layer) is always cold and the wire ending that is wound remote from the core (outer layer) is always hot. But this does not explain why it behaves that way. ???

Quote from: NickZ on July 17, 2013, 12:41:26 PM
And, also just to think that in almost 10 years, since the first TK device, no one has been able to figure out exactly how any of his multiple devices work.  Or the Daly, SR 193, Akula 0083, or ANY of the other related working devices.
Perhaps it works just too simple for our highly trained minds. :)

So what about this device?

Let's assume for a moment that this device is not (completely) fake, then the high voltage generator in the little grey box is a clue. To get ground current high voltage is needed (none of the TK patents even mention high voltage, hence the patents seem to be just mumbo-jumbo). There can't be any noteworthy ground current without high voltage. The high voltage provides the coupling between the device and the ground (actually the cosmic capacitor). But since this grey box looks like an off-the-shelf spark generator obviously the kind of high voltage does not really matter. Any high voltage should do it.

Now if there is a flyback in the tin can shown in the 2004 video that generates the high voltage, then there is not much room left in this small box for lots of other stuff. That's a clue too. That means the high voltage takes care of the ground coupling. But what takes care of the coupling between high voltage and the 50Hz (resonant) circuit? It can't be the big visible coil in front of the device, otherwise a) TK would not have presented it in such a prominent way b) the coil would not look completely different in almost each setup c) there would have been a successful replication a long time ago.

That's why the empty space surrounding the big stupid question mark below has to be filled in with something more meaningful, like a (50Hz) resonant coil connected to high voltage (without blowing up the whole thing of course ::) ).

And yes, the bottom end of the high voltage coil is intentionally left open, because there is no need for a closed circuit in order to get high voltage with respect to ground. And that means this is not an ordinary transformer, but a transformer which supplies current at its secondary coil without forming a closed circuit. Maybe that's another clue. Principle of work of Tariel Kapanadze's device

At 24:33 Kapanadze pulls the plug while the device is running, therefore the inverter that provides the 50Hz frequency is cut off abruptly from the device but for a brief moment the device keeps oscillating and generating power nevertheless. How can that be? Can that be because there is a 50Hz resonant LC circuit in the tin can which keeps oscillating for a second (and drawing energy from ground obviously) even without being connected to the inverter?

So the task should be: Connect a grounded incandescent lamp to floating 220V/50Hz, put a resonant LC circuit between, apply somehow high voltage to it and place the LC circuit in a Faraday cage. Although I'm not sure whether the latter is actually required or not.

BTW: I still don't see why the generation of high voltage should require two transistors. A flyback in a TV works without exception with just one transistor (like seen in the aquarium II device).

Quote from: Hoppy on July 20, 2013, 12:17:39 PM
As I see TK's setup, the inverter supplies a step-down transformer for the spark gap pulser and the hidden grid feed directly supplies the power to run the lamp load.
Could you please try the following: Build a fake (aquarium) device, showcase it to some unsuspicious observers and then measure the time how long it takes until the fake gets busted (in front of a recording video camera). I would roughly guess around ten minutes or so. :P

Regards

elementSix

On a lighter note...  Has anyone ever run a FlyBack with a circuit from a CFL??  It looks cool and if you buy a good  high watt CFL, it should last a good while..
Link to CFL Page

http://www.instructables.com/id/MAKE-A-HIGH-VOLTAGE-SUPPLY-IN-5-MINUTES/step2/Some-Info-about-Flyback-Transformers/
Could TK be using the transistors to pulse HV DC?  I am sure there is a circuit using two transistors that can do that. But I'm sure you guys would of figured that out by know..
F_ck TK.  He is greedy and crafty.  His group of buddys are a bunch of ex red mafia guys who are all waiting for a free ride and they look like a bunch of junkies..
Let's put it to rest.  If you haven't tried the Tesla Impulse tech, then you are not looking for FE.  You are on this forum for other reasons.  I know you have to have been reading my posts.  I haven't really posted it in everyone's face, but it works.  Thats as simple as it gets.  If you follow the stringent requirements to get the result that we all are on here for, then you will have what your looking for.  Once I get a few bucks to try the CDI, then I can put out a more detailed circuit.  If you know how then this should be easy to find.  Now if you try it and it doesn't work, then call me a Liar and I will send you a time and place to meet so I can show your face into the concrete. JK.   
I know that it needs a lot more work.  I can't get it to work constantly, but I am getting there.  The longest I had it run was 3 min..  It only works with filament light bulbs and heaters.  Why that is I have no idea.  Maybe some one can help me in that department.  One more thing, don't do what I did, the first time I got it to work.  I dumped 6 MOT caps into the circuit and it wiped out my cpu and my multi-meter. EMP tech seems to be the same.  Thats the stinging sensation that Tesla felt when he first discovered DC impulse tech.
Can anyone explain how a simple circuit gets 10 million Volts out of a 12 volt battery, in a stun gun???

                                             Love  e6

cheappower2012

Check this video out guys
At the time the Turkey videos were been made,this was made it appears to be a demo for a production TK device.The weakness is The ground wire maybe a ground wire,or 2 wires feeding a limited amount of current to start things moving because it has no feedback or its a grid connection
and thats where the power comes from,also it should have
been raised up by a see through support.Because you can not pin down TK stuff into a definative yes its real or no its fake,that is why he has not been taken out.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nvlTCi93m7U