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

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TinMan and Tinsel

If Clarence has figured out a method to pull energy into his system whilst completely
independent of the mains ..."that is impossible" [equipment issues aside]
and Needs more looking into ! Regardless if its 5 watts or 500 watts..

Chet K

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Hello everyone
Run out from the maze is simple. Buy ticket to Iowa and check device from the first hand.
The TRUTH will show herself.
Reg,Enjoykin

Clarence is not located in Iowa. You just made that up.

Until a week ago or so, Clarence was still doing tests with his device by connecting it up to the
mains and powering loads like his microwave oven, and saying it could do amazing things, but the way the
device is wired to earth ground that would obviously just be a ground loop back to the mains neutral that was likely 
providing much of the power, when using the mains as the power source. I have seen no specific details from Clarence as
of yet that Clarence's replication of the B&L device can keep the battery fully charged for any considerable length of time when
the device is powered only from a battery and inverter. Clarence has said he is in the process of installing more ground rods and
he will do more tests using only the battery and inverter as the power source once he gets all the new ground rods installed.
However in the last day or two Clarence seems to have gone off into the deep end a fair bit and started going on about how
he apparently sees himself as a 'leader of the pack', and how he will only post more info on his device if people do tests
exactly as he dictates, and that sort of thing.    It is not looking very good at this point.
All the best...

[Clarence]

@Clarence, in my test described above, I wasn't trying to test with the two transformer B&L configuration that you are experimenting with.
As I stated in my comment above, I was trying a very basic preliminary test with the one transformer configuration shown in B&L's patent,
to just get an idea of what sort of power draw and current magnitudes would be involved with a 3 turn secondary, since I
don't have specific info on what sort of turn count B&L may have used on the secondary, if they even ever actually did experiment
with a one transformer variant of their device. Sometimes in patent applications people will describe other 'embodiments' of their
'invention' that they may not have actually tried, but they want their patent application(s) to cover as many bases as they can in case
some of the other variations might actually work. Anyone know if B&L actually demonstrated a one transformer configuration?
I guess if they kept the transformer hidden in a box in their demos then that may be unknown.   

All the best...

try looking!

all the best!

Clarence

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try looking!
all the best!
Clarence

Hi Clarence. Thanks, but I don't see any transformer in that photo you posted.

Does anyone have a link to a video or photo that shows how the secondary on the B&L single transformer
arrangement is wound? I have an idea of how this might have been done, but I wonder if there are
any photos or videos that show any of B&L's transformers and their winding arrangement at all?
All the best...

[Clarence]

Hi Clarence. Thanks, but I don't see any transformer in that photo you posted.

Does anyone have a link to a video or photo that shows how the secondary on the B&L single transformer
arrangement is wound? I have an idea of how this might have been done, but I wonder if there are
any photos or videos that show any of B&L's transformers and their winding arrangement at all?
All the best...

LOOK AGAIN!
this is the unit that was covered by the plastic in my previous post!

Clarence