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

[Spokane1]

Here is a schematic that you can mark up and I shall then correct so that we can all properly archive your fine work.
My focus is on the Gray technology, however I find some very interesting correlations with the B & L circuit. These are:
1. A "Captor Loop" configuration
2. A source of mobile charge carriers (Gray's team used batteries)
3. Two independant opposing taps from seperate transformers driven in parallel
4. High COP at high power densities (This was verified at Cal-Tech for Gray's circuit)
5 Very similiar kinds of components (However Gray did employ a spark gap)
Gray's team used higher voltages and were working in pulse mode
Spokane1

[Spokane1]

jpg version of the same circuit

[Clarence]

Here is a schematic that you can mark up and I shall then correct so that we can all properly archive your fine work.
My focus is on the Gray technology, however I find some very interesting correlations with the B & L circuit. These are:
1. A "Captor Loop" configuration
2. A source of mobile charge carriers (Gray's team used batteries)
3. Two independant opposing taps from seperate transformers driven in parallel
4. High COP at high power densities (This was verified at Cal-Tech for Gray's circuit)
5 Very similiar kinds of components (However Gray did employ a spark gap)
Gray's team used higher voltages and were working in pulse mode
Spokane1

Clarence:

Hello Spokane1,

You did excellent! Go for it! by the time you get through with your build you will have an outlay of
approx a 1000.00 usd. I am using the 1000 watt Aims inverter now but I am going to replace it with an
Xantrex 2000 watt inverter because thats the size B&L themselves used in their 6000 watt demo and they
also used a BOSCH S4 12vbattry! I used 4 0f the 12v 7AH batt because for the time being it was cheaper
and LIGHTER! the Bosch batt weighs about 40 lb! but it is definitely a high AH unit. good luck and cheers!

Clarence

[tesletic]

STAR SISTEMA TRANSFORMADOR DE AMPLIFICACION RESONANTE HIBRIDOR ! Has anybody tried this one !? It looks a bit crappy setup but never the less it is working ! 

http://youtu.be/E0bOK7ChwbQ

[a.king21]

Clarence:  I checked the power system for Iowa Lousiana and it appears to be a conventional 3 wire system which is encouraging.
In other parts of the USA they use SWER, which is discouraging for obvious reasons.


I think you should repeat your experiments to ensure consistency, if possible.
Great work so far.