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

[tonygiang]

Dear all!
I'm a new member of this forum. My English is bad , but will try. I'm reading a document of Vladimir Utkin then saw Barbosa and Leal's diagram same like Utkin's which he was description (pages 5-29,30,...). So, what is your think ??

[Pirate88179]

Tony:

Welcome to the forum.  Can you post a link to Vlad's document?

Thanks,

Bill

[tonygiang]

Hi Bill!
Vladimir Utkin has article call is "Nicola Tesla's secrets for everybody" which Patrick J.Kelly mentioned in "Practical guide to free energy devices" ,too . Overunity has 1 directory of "Vladimir Utkin" and many other thread too (I'm searching agains).

I'm sorry! Correct is here:

www.overunity.com/solid state devices/62 pages of Vladimir Utkin by Patrick Kelly Everything we have been searching

Hope that you reading thorough. I think that Barbosa and Leal were copy all from Tesla's diagrams.

[ecKen]

Hey Pirate!

I have followed your posts and video's for the past few months....read the entire NS thread before joining. In fact, I am in the process of winding my ground coil. This looks to me like an attempt to take ground energy and amplify it using a different style of prime for "the pump".  Maybe what looks like junk on the surface can be combined with what we have (my ground experiments with only rods work) and reconfigured to actually produce something more. Something to at least play with.

Thanks for all of your work and posts.

Ken

[Pirate88179]

Hey Pirate!

I have followed your posts and video's for the past few months....read the entire NS thread before joining. In fact, I am in the process of winding my ground coil. This looks to me like an attempt to take ground energy and amplify it using a different style of prime for "the pump".  Maybe what looks like junk on the surface can be combined with what we have (my ground experiments with only rods work) and reconfigured to actually produce something more. Something to at least play with.

Thanks for all of your work and posts.

Ken

Ken:

Thank you for all of your kind words.  I really appreciate that.  Welcome to OU.com.

I mentioned early on in this topic somewhere about this possibly being related to Stubblefield's work.  I am not sure if it is or not as I am still not sure as to what these guys are actually doing, if anything.  I am in a sort of wait and see mode on this one.

I look forward to seeing some of your experiments.

Thanks again,

Bill