Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[Sergh]

- he received the following message: (about magnetron with radioactive substance on the cathode)

Any magnetron from a microwave contains a radioactive substance on the cathode. Like almost any powerful radio tube.
The cathode of an ordinary magnetron from your microwave oven (if you have one) contains a beta source. Thorium:

https://youtu.be/42UF_kED34Q?t=1087

Well, try to get free energy from such a magnetron. It matches your needs.

This is what you present as a good idea in the field of free energy, it has been implemented for a long time:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betavoltaic_device

But...:

Availability
Betavoltaic nuclear batteries can be purchased commercially. Available devices include a 0,00001 Watt tritium-powered device weighing 20 grams.

Due to the high power density of radioisotopes and the need for reliability above all else in many applications of betavoltaics, comparatively low efficiencies are acceptable. Current technology allows for single digit percentages of energy conversion efficiency from beta particle input to electricity output
Safety
Although betavoltaics use a radioactive material as a power source, the beta particles used are low energy and easily stopped by a few millimetres of shielding.

About safety. This is not entirely true. There are no absolytely pure beta sources. Radiation will pass through the shielding of the device. Especially if it is a device capable of producing at least some significant energy.

[Fabon]

  Kapanadze -"Boot" - "Сапог"_ this thing doesn't work! Guys, don't waste your valuable time on this!...
Sergh told you so: - "No power source - no free energy!"

                              The circuit is from the _energyscience forum!!(This is your favorite and advanced forum!... )

[Sergh]

"Barium salt" is a lie from propaganda.

Correctly readable inscription on the original picture:

Borenium salt

It's spelled right there. Nothing else.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boranylium_ions

Borenium ions
A borenium ion is an inorganic cation with the chemical formula [BR2L]+. In this class of molecules, the electron-deficient boron center has two valence electrons involved in sigma bonding with two ligands, while the third ligand is a two-electron donor such that the overall charge of the complex is +1.Depending on the nature of the ligands around the central boron, this positive charge can be localized on the boron center or delocalized across the entire molecule. Borenium ions can be made in a number of different ways and are of interest for applications in organic synthesis and catalysis

This "Borenium salt" causes some confidence to the picture, as something very unusual for this topic is named.
And in general, such a substance, boric salt, is rare in chemistry. Usually the opposite, boric acid itself creates salts.

[Fabon]

- thoriated tungsten is a total piece of shit! The patent talks about other isotopes (radioactive) in the magnetron! - Don't try to twist things around where you don't understand something! 
Such tungsten is used in welding electrodes (with red marking)...

[Sergh]

- thoriated tungsten is a total piece of shit! The patent talks about other isotopes (radioactive) in the magnetron! - Don't try to twist things around where you don't understand something!    Such tungsten is used in welding electrodes (with red marking)...

From other isotopes, you will have problems with potency and not only:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m5I6v4GNx8k

Thorium nuclear plant in future:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uv6qt45lXDM