Energy from the Ground - Self powered generator by Barbosa and Leal

[e2matrix]

Translation of the text by the video uploader:  "A brief example of how it would be possible to produce 100x more power using the new technical effect, generated by electro-magnetism that generates current by an electromotive force. This current keeps constant in the conductor's captor. I make it clear that I am skeptic and did not believe it was possible. But to my surprise I appears 300A using 2.3 amp consumption. Other experiments have already got 55 amp which would be more sensible to a residence. There is technically Induction respect to Lenz's Law. Now the amount of electrons which joins the driver where it comes?"

[TinselKoala]

Three Hundred Amps.

Are we talking about the same video, the one just above here with the two transformers and the power strip, and the tangle of wires, none of them larger than #12 AWG?


Three hundred amps. For a change, I find myself without adequate words to express my utter LOLLING.

[a.king21]

High amps
from the Kapanadze thread:
Dear Zeitmaschine.This is my interpretation of your recent post's. Please advise any direction that you see fit.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yHkqn2cG-noCheers Grum.

[TinselKoala]

High amps
from the Kapanadze thread:
Dear Zeitmaschine.This is my interpretation of your recent post's. Please advise any direction that you see fit.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yHkqn2cG-noCheers Grum.

A thousand amps now! Or is it zero amps like the meter showed just before the camera panned away in a hurry? At least his heavy wires look a bit more plausible for heavy current, but a thousand amps for any length of time would vaporize that heavy cable just as surely as it would a smaller one.

Don't believe me? Then take that heavy cable and hook it directly across the poles of a fully charged car battery. You'll see what a kiloamp of Real Current can do. But please wear safety glasses and stand well back.

Let's say the resistance of that two feet of heavy cable is 0.001 ohm. It is probably much higher than that but let's use one millOhm. The power dissipated in that cable, then, is I²R, or (1000 x 1000) x 0.001, or One KiloWatt. It would be glowing red-hot in moments. If the resistance of the cable/connectors is only 0.01 ohm, one hundredth of an ohm.... you then have TEN KILOWATTS of dissipation in your cable.

[Hoppy]

A thousand amps now! Or is it zero amps like the meter showed just before the camera panned away in a hurry?

I think he switched the power on then off fairly quickly before removing the clamp for the reasons you highlighted.