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

Started by hanon, August 13, 2013, 08:01:16 PM

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gyulasun

Quote from: ariovaldo on March 18, 2014, 12:30:46 PM
Check this.....




http://youtu.be/B5qw76Ay7kg



Cheers....
Ariovaldo

Hi Ariovaldo,

I understand that one turn out of the four goes through the primary coil's core but I ask how the 4 turn secondary is connected: is it in series with the primary or the 4 turns are shorted? 

You say in the video that "one side of the phase goes to ...  the other side of the secondary"  and I ask: does "the phase" mean the Live wire from the 110V mains? 
I understand also that the industrial ground wire is looped through i.e. coupled to one of the turns of the secondary coil and if your word "phase"  means the Live wire from the mains, then the 100W lamp is connected between the industrial ground and the mains Live wire, right? 

Thanks,  Gyula

ariovaldo

Quote from: gyulasun on March 18, 2014, 03:00:18 PM
Hi Ariovaldo,

I understand that one turn out of the four goes through the primary coil's core but I ask how the 4 turn secondary is connected: is it in series with the primary or the 4 turns are shorted? 

You say in the video that "one side of the phase goes to ...  the other side of the secondary"  and I ask: does "the phase" mean the Live wire from the 110V mains? 
I understand also that the industrial ground wire is looped through i.e. coupled to one of the turns of the secondary coil and if your word "phase"  means the Live wire from the mains, then the 100W lamp is connected between the industrial ground and the mains Live wire, right? 

Thanks,  Gyula


Hey Gyula!
Sorry about my drawings (parece um cú), but the captor connections are very simple. The primary has between  600 to 1000 turns, it depend the core diameter, and a secondary has 4 turns. The phase feed one side of the primary and is connected to the secondary before the secondary pass through the primary. The phase output is connect in the secondary after it pass through the primary.... ( in the other side of the primary) They use the N from the grid just to feed the primary coil. In another words: The load is connected using the grid and the grounding, made of a very thicker cable ( 35 to 50 mm) plus a lot of rods.


Cheers


Ariovaldo

gyulasun

Caro Ariovaldo,

Obrigado pelos esclarecimentos, tudo é compreendido agora.

Saudações,
Gyula

MenofFather

Quote from: ariovaldo on March 18, 2014, 03:48:41 PM

Hey Gyula!
Sorry about my drawings (parece um cú), but the captor connections is very simple. The primary has between  600 to 1000 turns, it depend the core diameter, and a secondary has 4 turns. The phase feed one side of the primary and is connected to the secondary before the secondary pass through the primary. The phase output is connect in the secondary after it pass through the primary.... ( in the other side of the primary) They use the N from the grid just to feed the primary coil. In another words: The load is connected using the grid and the grounding, made of a very thicker cable ( 35 to 50 mm) plus a lot of rods.


Cheers


Ariovaldo
You can put lamp betwen phase and ground and lamp lights, but here no free energy.
And if you run you divice from inverter, your lamp not lights.

ariovaldo

To everybody that is following this post.
Think about that:
The pictures that we can find in the internet show us that there are two meters, one circuit break and 2 voltage surge protection in the door. I found out the meters are connect like that:
1)      Volts meter has 2 wires and is connected strait from the grid.
2)      Amperes meter has 4 wires: 2 wires from the grid to feed it and 2 wires from the ct. The ct IS LOCATED IN THE SECONDARY....
Now the big question: Why somebody do that if is not just to trick  and to fool the people? I read some people calculating the output, multiplying the volts from the primary by the amps from the secondary....Results: A BIG OUT OUTPUT....
Do you know guys, I'm not happy about that, but it is the true.[/font]

Cheers

Ariovaldo