Kapanadze/Akula device replication from Azerbaijan

Quoting:Vidura

This does not explain from where the energy comes and how.

Good place to focus.  I'd like you all to provide an opinion on this thought...

If a self running device is considered an "open system", in that it extracts energy from the ambient environment, could it not operate similar to a financial system?  The idea is one of borrow and repay.  To start such a device we have to have an initial investment in energy.  We take that energy and use it to harvest resources from the environment, then we repay a portion of what we have gained back to ourselves, calling it feedback.  One might say this is not possible, but consider this notion:

If we operate as a transmission line, there is inherent delay in the movement of energy, so we do not have to repay immediately.  And if we can capture electrical energy present between anti-nodes of opposite polarity, we now have a mechanism of energy extraction happening faster then allowing the energy pulse to proceed all the way to end of the transmission line before we can grab it.  What I'm getting at is power, or energy per unit of time.  If we can shortcut how long it takes to pull a quantum of energy out, we see that we have the same overall energy, but because we have shortened the time to get it, we have a power gain.  Energy is conserved, we have broken no physical laws here.  All we have done is compressed time at the point where we extract the feedback energy from the transmission line.  The energy quantums that make it to the end of the transmission line, power our load, but the energy we need to continue the operation comes from within, by means of how transmission lines behave.  In this case, we do not want our load to match our characteristic impedance, because if it does, any reflections go away and so does our standing waves that we need.  So we take our feedback energy and we superimpose this at the entry point of our transmission line in such a way where it increases the amplitude of the waves already present.

Now the question is, and it makes my head hurt to think deeply about it, does the process of pulling energy from two antinodes drop the energy that exits the transmission line into our load?  If no, great!  If it does, then by how much?  Equal?  Less than equal?  I've heard physicists argue differently, each with their miles of calculations.  If these devices are real, then we already have our answer.  I suspect when we tap the antinodes, the only thing we alter is the tuning of the standing waves.  We likely impose an impedance change, but if we tap this energy only as short impulses, it only slightly alters the standing waves, which recover the moment we reopen the switch.  I have to think the process is fairly straightforward, though a little tricky to master in real hardware.

I mentioned "financial system" at the start of this post, because it's my belief these systems are modelled after what we call "free energy" systems and they are actually free energy systems.  The money brokers have known the actual technique for millenia and continue to adapt them right up to this day.  This is probably why the research we are doing is so heritical, because it would reveal exactly how the world is actually powered and controlled.