Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

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fabrice andre setup actual

[Zeitmaschine]

Is the clip below a large transformer in the 'Transparent box' device?? Maybe an RF type welding trafo with output heavily loaded with lamps to reduce high voltage, thus the bright, then dimming lamps on switch-on.

Actually we can rule out all transformers (and other parts) which do not fit into the 2004 tin can due to their construction type. So there should be no need to buy big and expensive transformers.

Back on track ... if someone could replicate this thing quick and easy, it would be much appreciated:

RESONANT TRANSDUCER by Arkady Anatolievich Stepanov

WIPO Patent Application WO/2013/039415

Next patent, next try. Either these kind of patents are all wrong and/or incomplete (no grounding required here?) or I'm (we are all?) too stupid to bring something off. Patent Kapanadze, patent Barbosa, patent Stepanov. Video Kapanadze, video Barbosa, video Stepanov. So, how much of this stuff do we still need in order to succeed?

BTW: Anyone lucky getting parametric resonance with 50Hz grid frequency? If so, let me know.

Revised machine translation:

The circuit operates as follows. The input of the phase shifter 1 receives a specific AC frequency. From the outputs of the phase shifter three alternating voltages of the same frequency are used as the input. The output of the first phase voltage U₁ lags the second output voltage U₂ by 45 degrees, and their magnitude is the same. Due to the series connection of the counter voltage of the secondary windings, U₂ is subtracted from the voltage U₁, resulting in a total voltage ΣU, which is applied to the load 8, as a result, in the load circuit the load current I_H begins to flow. RC circuit consisting of a capacitor 6 and the resistor 5 connected in parallel with the secondary winding of the power transformer 2 and the separation forms a compensation branch. The phase voltage transformer 4 U_доб is phase shifted with respect to the total voltage ΣU to 180 degrees, and its magnitude is such that when adding the vector to the vector of voltage U₁ it produces a vector voltage compensation U_к1, lagging in phase of the voltage vector U_доб at an angle of 90 degrees. The resulting addition of the above-mentioned source voltage with a voltage compensation U_к1 is loaded to the capacitor 7, forming a second branch of compensation. As a result of flowing through these branches currents compensate the load current for each of the transformers, whereby the resulting current of the transformers 2 and 3 is equal to zero. It remains the only mode of consumption of active power transformer 4, but it is two times less than the real power in the load circuit.

Now the keywords are: "resonant transducer", "phase shift" transformer and active reactive power

[Grumage]

Back on track ... if someone could replicate this thing quick and easy, it would be much appreciated:

Dear Zeitmaschine.

I think you have found an Eureka moment with this one!!

I have attached the way I think it is done. Input via yellow wires, could use a seondary winding from one of the three available of an old "Full 3 phase welding transformer" then have a play around with what used to be the welders input windings!! After all, they appear to me to be on a common core, Simples... Can't do the Meercat noise!!

Cheers Grum.

[Hoppy]

Actually we can rule out all transformers (and other parts) which do not fit into the 2004 tin can due to their construction type. So there should be no need to buy big and expensive transformers.

Either these kind of patents are all wrong and/or incomplete (no grounding required here?) or I'm (we are all?) too stupid to bring something off. Patent Kapanadze, patent Barbosa, patent Stepanov. Video Kapanadze, video Barbosa, video Stepanov. So, how much of this stuff do we still need in order to succeed?

Interesting find worth following up by those that have access to 3-phase welding transformers and should be easy enough to setup. However, even if this can do what it claims, a substantially sized power supply would still be needed.

The small array of lamps in the 'tin can' video are most likely powered from the transformer under the workbench, not from anything in the tin can. A modified MOT could easily power these lamps. A big transformer would only be needed if a big output was required. 

A conventional ground wire is not needed IMO, as the wire that appears to be a ground wire in TK's videos, is most likely a power supply feed wire routed back to the remotely located source supply. Remember, 'smoke and mirrors'. 

The attached clip is from 00:13 of the 'transparent box' video and shows TK wrapping the 'earth' wire around the water pipe. I would like to know the function, if any, of the wire / cable shown marked with a red arrow. Is it disappearing into the ground or is the end just laying on the ground. Its not the other end of the wire being wrapped around the pipe. Or, is it just a water hose pipe?

[baroutologos]

Hello @ all,


Verpies wanted you all to have a look to this entertaining (according my view) video that shows a possibility of transmutation of copper (diamagnetic) to nickel (ferromagnetic)

ttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Y8MCLN0xdg&feature=youtu.be&t=3m18s


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