My guess is it is just a dead plant stalk that is laying on the ground. If it were a power wire you'd think he would completely cover it up with dirt rather than leave it exposed to the camera, but anything is possible I guess.

Its a mighty long one then! 

The heavy black cable goes over--- after the long coiled up section--- to a pipe driven into the ground, connected by a weld to another pipe... but there's a white wire connected at the same point to the ground pipe, and this wire goes back up into the building, through the window. Can anyone think of any kind of one-wire transmission system that could bring kilowatts of power to the table? I can.

The white object or wire at 0:46 in the video can be seen to emerge, or at least join up with, the long crack in the concrete, which also runs without interruption over to the building. One leg of the table is extremely close to this crack. Is it possible that a second wire, or even just a contact (for a wire concealed in the table leg) could exist here?

The overall layout and positioning is very neat. Yet, not a meter away from the table, is a nice rectangular pile of leafy debris. I find this very odd.

And I think it's the height of sillyness and paranoia to think that there are some kind of "paid agents of suppression" posting here. Why don't they just go over there and confiscate the apparatus and the lab notes, like they "have done" so many times in the past? Or hack the YT account and vanish the videos. You are being entertained, nothing more, and the paid agents of suppression have far better things to do.

I think you guys are reaching more than just a little to say that it is definitely a wire laying near the concrete block in the garden. Sure it does kind of look like a wire for a few frames, but it may well just be a few pieces of dead plant stalk laying here and there in the dirt that looks something like one continuous wire for a few frames. I think it is more likely just plant stalks, as Akula would probably have covered up the wire with dirt or weeds if it were a wire powering the demo board. Akula lifts all four corners of the demo board up from the table anyway, so that would seem to rule out a hidden power wire running up a table leg. It seems more likely that it would be a hidden battery and inverter circuit powering the lights if this is a fake, or that black ground wire (looks like a multi-wire cable) going to the well may have one or more of its wires going to hidden power wires that run up the back of the vertical well pipe. That would be another possible hidden power source. There is no doubt that any of these sort of demo videos could potentially be faked. After all, stage magicians make a living fooling people in all sorts of clever ways. This doesn't mean the videos are necessarily faked however. 

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Wesley

Tinsel, I am not really following you. I have been agreeing all along that these sort of videos can potentially be faked in various ways. I am just saying that this of course doesn't necessarily mean that all these videos are fakes. Sure the probability is pretty high that free energy videos in general are fakes, or the person making the video is making major errors, but to say that no one has been able to replicate something similar to the kapanadze demos makes the assumption that other replication videos like the Akula videos or the SR193 and a few other videos are all definitely fakes. It seems at least possible to me that some of these other replication videos may not be fakes unless definitely proven otherwise.

At any rate, I am not much interested in debating about whether these videos could be fakes, as it is already obvious to me that any of these videos could well be fakes, and that there are various ways to fake these videos. I am more interested in discussing how these circuits might be working if on the off chance they are not fakes.

Like many here I have experimented a fair bit with these sorts of coil based circuits and my impression is that if some of these circuits actually do produce over unity then it seems likely to me that there is some sort of x-factor involved here that goes beyond actual specific driving methods and coil configurations and tuning that is giving the over unity. Whether it has to do with using a copper or aluminum liner or rod or pipe, or whether it has to do with some strange reaction happening in a ferrite core or some sort of combination of a couple of different effects would be anyone's guess. This doesn't have to be anything complicated, but it may just be something that a person wouldn't normally think of when thinking about these circuits in a conventional way. Of course I know many people are going to say the missing x-factor is most likely a hidden power source, and that may be the case in at least some or all of the replication videos, but I personally still don't want to rule out the possibility, however slim a possibility that may be, that there is something people have been missing that makes these circuits produce over unity. T-1000 has suggested something like NMR or possibly developing some sort of resonance with ground currents that pulls in extra power, which may be possible, and that guy at the mountain resort in France (I forget his name) has suggested that an oxygen free copper pipe with ferrite beads around it can pull off some sort of 'particles' out of the ground which can be converted to useable electricity, although this guy's videos don't seem particularly convincing. He may just have ordinary power transfer occurring similar to the kacher videos. Anyway, does anyone have any other ideas other than the obvious hidden power source explanation of how these circuits may be producing over unity?

Thanks, but what about the other white wire / cable laying on the garden behind the demo table??

I not see other cabel. It is maybe same white cable. Или трещина на земле выглядит как кабель.

Is not cabel can be, but something for garden. Какая нибудь безделушка ,чтоб придержать парник и так далее.

Maybe, maybe not.
Может да, может нет.