Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[GeoFusion]

  There may also be something blocking our combined abilities to visualize and build such systems. May be no coinsidense, at all. 
  If you can visualize it in your mind (like Tesla could), you can build it, but if you can't, then it may only come about and happen by accident. Either way I hope that it's comes about soon, as I see that some of us don't have the patience, that other of us here have shown.
  I however have no choice... I must follow my joy, and the journey is the only way to get there. I'm there already, and so are we all, although we may not know it.

@ Nickz:
Might be so man. But yes me being here is no coinsidense at all, it had to be so that we are all here to share this all together.
Well sometimes While working I do visualize my plans out to my device befor applying them , that is why I managed so far with it right now. Many experimental breakthroughs happend also accidently and are most Exciting times, but I managed.
Well let's all move forward with our thoughts and patience and focus to all what we are doing because one day it will come.

Cheerz~

[From other Planet]

Ganzha, NickZ, Acca and Grumage,

thanks very much for ur answers. Probably best though if someone who speaks russian and also wants to replicate his devices would go over to http://www.realstrannik.ru/forum/48-temy-freeenergylt-antanasa/129332-ustanovka-akuly-povtorenie.html?start=414 and ask himself for working schematic(s) of his devices. Google translations are not very good and helpful in that case.

The last schematics he(akula) posted there seems to be only one part of his newest device, a kind of autoresonance driver for the primary(?) Tesla coil, plus some trigger signals for the second part.
Really interesting would be a schematic also for this experiment he did: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RsNWRWxFfSc&feature=player_embedded. There he seems to run a medium lightbulb with almost zero input power, with very few components.

[verpies]

I'm curious about the color as being an indication. So, what would your opinion be of this one that I use?

Looks a little greyish to me, but the white balance is off on this photo.

Those old Russian yokes are not a big mystery.  I think the user Osiakosia has found a documentation for them, see here.

According to his research, Russian ferrite cores were made from ferrite of permeability µ=600. 
Old Russian standards called for cores made out of NiZn ferrites, but in one period Russians decided to made cores in a cheaper way and changed their composition to MgZn.  The MgZn ferrites have smaller cavity resonance frequency then NiZn (approximately 1MHz).
The OC-90.38ПЦ12 ferrite that Wesley and T-1000 have used successfully, most likely was a ferrite of this type.

If this is confirmed then specification sheets or chemical tests can be used to identify suitable cores when you don't have a spectrometer handy.  Osiakosia mentions that they can be identified by their cavity resonance frequency, too - that means: by purely electronic means.

On the working cores that you have examined, could you do a scratch test, for example scratch it with your fingernail...

Please don't ask me to scratch this ferrite with a fingernail because I don't own one and even if I did, it is hard like a porcelain and cannot be scratched by a fingernail.

[NickZ]

  Thank you for your reply Verpies.  There must be differences between the different cores, as Akula could not get the smaller yoke that he first tried to work for him, and had to switch to the slightly bigger one, that he finally had to used on his first working device video.  That's what makes me wonder, which ones may be the best to use, as it looks like they don't all work the same for our purposes. Good thing that even the flyback's cores, can be used and are already split, very available, and easy to wind the coils on.

  Geo, I really liked your first device that you had shown, as it looked so much simpler, and easier to replicate. And it had no output air coil either, if I'm not mistaken.

  Akulas' latest device is much more complicated, and may not even work as well as the first or second device did.

  You've also mentioned that your set-ups can output 2kw, can you show them doing that sometime, if possibly, even if it's only for a few seconds. But, please don't do it if it means that the transistors will burn up.

[Hoppy]

The last schematics he(akula) posted there seems to be only one part of his newest device, a kind of autoresonance driver for the primary(?) Tesla coil, plus some trigger signals for the second part.
Really interesting would be a schematic also for this experiment he did: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RsNWRWxFfSc&feature=player_embedded. There he seems to run a medium lightbulb with almost zero input power, with very few components.

But could the setup be powered from what could be a battery on one / both sides of the oscillator??