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KAPAGEN INPUT and OUTPUT Power

Upgraded power meter on the input now shows no OU... Just a 96% eff...

No-one comment?!?!

possibly an error of factor 10!?!?!

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The Bedini Free Energy Generator

Energy Transformer W2008103130A1 by Tariel Kapanadze August 28, 2008

Has anyone noticed page 11/12?

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Bedini J C ED

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Kapagen Correct Measuraments

KAPAGEN INPUT and OUTPUT Power

Upgraded power meter on the input now shows no OU... Just a 96% eff...

feel very sad now because i have been correct all the time! it was to good to be truth, or maybe not..

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SR 193 SR193 : New Information

Hi everyone,

I joint here some information about Kapanadze Generator given by SR

See next three posts for English translation.

[retrod]

I agree the resistance of my 120 volt bulb is a factor and being they are "cheap inexpensive" bulbs it's probably a bigger factor. I'd like to try 9 x 150 Watt bulbs but they are expensive. I kept the carbon/copper spark gap electrodes in the same direction as JLN. Carbon from the MOT and Copper to the SG. I'll try swapping them the next time along with all the other things I want to test.

I also use the cheap 120v lamps (four for $1, lol!) They are good heat producers, some lamps measured 70-100 degrees (F) warmer surface temperature then the control lamp, although they appear dimmer. I look forward to seeing your SG test results.
RD

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New Video by J. L. Naudin, dated July 2, 2010 - New Power Measurements

See J. L. Naudin's updated page, entitled, KAPAGEN INPUT and OUTPUT Power


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See J. L. Naudin's new YouTube video, entitled, Accurate power INPUT measurements of the Kapagen v3.3

YouTube Video Description: "The purpose of this test is to measure with more accuracy the electrical power INPUT of the Kapagen v3.3. To measure the electrical INPUT POWER, I have used the high end energy meter Voltcraft Energy Logger 4000F connected at the output of the variac. There are 14 x 150 W halogen lamps connected in serie at the output of the Kapagen. I have used a Voltcraft LX-1108 Luxmeter to measure the light intensity of one of these lamps. The total OUPUT power for the 14 halogen lamps is calculated with the calibration sheet."

Eff(%) = 96%

Good Job! Well done!

[dllabarre]

Also, Naudin shows us measurements after his variac, not direct from the mains. Also, with the 120 vs. 230 volt lamps the equivilent loop resistance of the lamp string may also be a factor. Did you try to swap carbon / copper polarity? It may work better one way over the other (anode cathode). Much to ponder yet.

RD

I agree the resistance of my 120 volt bulb is a factor and being they are "cheap inexpensive" bulbs it's probably a bigger factor. I'd like to try 9 x 150 Watt bulbs but they are expensive. I kept the carbon/copper spark gap electrodes in the same direction as JLN. Carbon from the MOT and Copper to the Coil. I'll try swapping them the next time along with all the other things I want to test.

[retrod]

The best (lowest input power) I could get was 707 Watts lighting 18 x 100 watt light bulbs without using a variac. Not bad but far from romerouk and Naudin.

I measured my power usage with a Kill-O-Meter connect to Mains over 30 feet away from my device.

When I first turned my Kapagen on it used over 1100 watts and the lights were approximately 50-60% bright. After playing with this for a week I got the power usage down to 707 Watts and the lights were at least 90% bright. I did this comparison by having one 100 watt light bulb connected to Mains sitting next to one of my light bulbs from my Kapagen. I agree it's not scientific but it was good enough for me to tell the difference.

I did find that dimmer switches and amp restrictors used more power then they were worth so I removed my amp restrictor.

But the most important thing I found was that the ground rods/connections/Earth was the biggest factor in lowering my power usage. I replaced my copper tube with construction grade grounding rods, applied water to the ground around my ground rods. In my area there is 6-12" of top soil and then under that it's all sand. Sand doesn't hold water very well.

Using Carbon rod and Copper for the spark gap lowered my input power usage by 55 watts.

Here are some pictures:
Kapagen

DonL

This is all great info! Keep in mind that Naudin notes that Halogen lamps gave an improvement. It could be that a Halogen lamp will shne brighter with this pulsed high frequency current. Also, Naudin shows us measurements after his variac, not direct from the mains. Also, with the 120 vs. 230 volt lamps the equivilent loop resistance of the lamp string may also be a factor. Did you try to swap carbon / copper polarity? It may work better one way over the other (anode cathode). Much to ponder yet.

RD

[dllabarre]

My Kapagen

The best (lowest input power) I could get was 707 Watts lighting 18 x 100 watt light bulbs without using a variac. Not bad but far from romerouk and Naudin.

I measured my power usage with a Kill-O-Meter connect to Mains over 30 feet away from my device.

When I first turned my Kapagen on it used over 1100 watts and the lights were approximately 50-60% bright. After playing with this for a week I got the power usage down to 707 Watts and the lights were at least 90% bright. I did this comparison by having one 100 watt light bulb connected to Mains sitting next to one of my light bulbs from my Kapagen. I agree it's not scientific but it was good enough for me to tell the difference.

I did find that dimmer switches and amp restrictors used more power then they were worth so I removed my amp restrictor.

But the most important thing I found was that the ground rods/connections/Earth was the biggest factor in lowering my power usage. I replaced my copper tube with construction grade grounding rods, applied water to the ground around my ground rods. In my area there is 6-12" of top soil and then under that it's all sand. Sand doesn't hold water very well.

Using Carbon rod and Copper for the spark gap lowered my input power usage by 55 watts.

Here are some pictures:
Kapagen

DonL

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Kapanadze versus Kapagen



Of course, all we have of the Kapanadze is a block diagram; on the other hand, with the Kapagen, we have a working circuit schematic.

Mr. Kapanadze, give us your working circuit schematic!

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hi guys,

just want to share the new video of mopozco, measurements on the kapagen, he tested ground also!

with or without coil, the values are exactly the same!

Input: 112VAC X 20A = 2240W for
Output: 1100VAC X 1A = 1100W ,
about 49% efficient.

he also use a light dimmer to reduce the consumption!

quote from mopozco "Better a bitter truth than a sweet lie"...

YouTube - SGG - "tests"

also user vince from OU Forum when testing his 3/4Horse power motor on the kapagen load, and it barely turns!

cheers

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Kapagen Coil Construction Details



#14 gauge wire, PVC pipe

YT Video: Kapagen Coil Construction Details

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An Impressive Kapagen Device



YT Video: An Impressive Kapagen Device

Solid Construction

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