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eheh, thank you very much for the feedback seth, you seem very cool guy! i am really enjoying a lot making this videos!
i will really give up on this "kapagen" concept... cause i have my own, not SR, not kapanadze, not kapagen... this can be done in multiple ways, i will just stay with low HV and current, from my experiments i am almost so close as the kapagen, cause i can light a 13W/20W bulb with just 6W input... so if we keep measuring energy with brightness, this is so free energy as the kapagen or others... but i want to put it clear, not just base my evidence in something that is not proof!
and why do i say that?
"It still seems a little odd that a standard MOT (or NST in my case) can light so many large wattage bulbs??? So im still not sure WHAT to think.... "
the bulbs will light up with just potential voltage exitation, and will seem like they are fully bright, but the truth is that they arent! my tests on the kapagen show me that the current circulating on the system is very weak, with 1000volts in the system, my load fan will almost dont move, because it needs at least 300 to 600miliAmps.. and only 30 to 50mA are getting the fan!
unless you find some way, to convert potential voltage in truth current this method is only an "illusion"...
the kapagen is so FE or OU as a wireless exiter, cause i can light up lots of CFLS of 20W at the same time without increasing consumption, with only 6 watts input! is this OU?
anyone can take ther conclusions!
EDIT: if you have a mot, that consumes 220V x 5Amps... the only energy you will get out without losses will be 2000V x 0.55amps = 1100W , this are only efficient ways of driving lamps, put ther a load that needs real current and you will se what happen!
this is proof that the 10 bulbs will only need 55mA each to light up, with MOT or without MOT, and the coil and SG are only fancy acessories, if anyone want to folow "blynd" theories, they are free to make it! but that is not my case, and im free to!
what is the best way to convert high frequency, to low frequency again, so i can loop a system? any toughts? maybe caps will work? but i will need to adjust ther values...
eheh, thank you very much for the feedback seth, you seem very cool guy! i am really enjoying a lot making this videos!
i will really give up on this "kapagen" concept... cause i have my own, not SR, not kapanadze, not kapagen... this can be done in multiple ways, i will just stay with low HV and current, from my experiments i am almost so close as the kapagen, cause i can light a 13W/20W bulb with just 6W input... so if we keep measuring energy with brightness, this is so free energy as the kapagen or others... but i want to put it clear, not just base my evidence in something that is not proof!
and why do i say that?
"It still seems a little odd that a standard MOT (or NST in my case) can light so many large wattage bulbs??? So im still not sure WHAT to think.... "
the bulbs will light up with just potential voltage exitation, and will seem like they are fully bright, but the truth is that they arent! my tests on the kapagen show me that the current circulating on the system is very weak, with 1000volts in the system, my load fan will almost dont move, because it needs at least 300 to 600miliAmps.. and only 30 to 50mA are getting the fan!
unless you find some way, to convert potential voltage in truth current this method is only an "illusion"...
the kapagen is so FE or OU as a wireless exiter, cause i can light up lots of CFLS of 20W at the same time without increasing consumption, with only 6 watts input! is this OU?
anyone can take ther conclusions!
EDIT: if you have a mot, that consumes 220V x 5Amps... the only energy you will get out without losses will be 2000V x 0.55amps = 1100W , this are only efficient ways of driving lamps, put ther a load that needs real current and you will se what happen!
this is proof that the 10 bulbs will only need 55mA each to light up, with MOT or without MOT, and the coil and SG are only fancy acessories, if anyone want to folow "blynd" theories, they are free to make it! but that is not my case, and im free to!
what is the best way to convert high frequency, to low frequency again, so i can loop a system? any toughts? maybe caps will work? but i will need to adjust ther values...
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