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

[MileHigh]

Connect a shorted coil across a toroid and see for yourself. If you cannot understand the basics you won't be taken seriously.

Your comment is laughable Bringdown.  You have tried a few times to pretend that I don't know anything.  The problem is that I have been around for a long time and my "technical street cred" is fully established.

[Void]

Hey, if you want to be a bunch of grown men led around by somebody that clearly and plain-as-day doesn't know what he is talking about, then that's your choice. 
But the stark reality was pointed out to you and you can take it or leave it.  It's not being arrogant or condescending on my part, I am just telling you the truth,
even if it is a bit harsh.
MileHigh

MileHigh. No one was being led around by somebody. That is a complete fabrication on your part.
Do you have no self respect whatsoever? Just because people aren't jumping all over someone and insulting
them, it doesn't mean that they are blindly following someone. At any rate nothing even remotely like you are
claiming was happening here. You are either extremely dishonest or very out of touch with reality. For the last time,
please stop your trolling here. You have done nothing but disrupt the discussions that were going on here.

[MileHigh]

I'm not trolling Void, the points I made are legitimate and worth consideration.

Let's look at the case of the grounding rods.  Clarence said something like you needed 20 grounding rods, then 30, then 40.  You had to bury the cables in the ground and then bring them all together to make the "common ground input" ground tie point.

What's the difference between having 20 grounding rods and 40 grounding rods for the "common ground input."  Did anybody ask that question?  I don't think anybody did.  I think Clarence said that more grounding rods increased his voltage measurement.  Since there is no logical reason for there to be a difference between 20 grounding rods and 40 grounding rods you have to wonder.  Since there is no logical reason for some kind of voltage measurement to increase you have to wonder.  Precisely what voltage was he measuring and did he demonstrate that?  I don't think he did, he just made a text claim.  Why in God's name would you have to bury all the cables?  What's the difference if the cables aren't buried?   The real answer is that the difference is zero.

So you end up with a whole backyard full of grounding rods, 40 of them are the "ground grid input" and five of them are the "ground grid return."  Why?  Is there really any difference between the "ground grid input" and the "ground grid return" considering that they are all essentially identical grounding rods stuck in the ground?  And what about your back yard?  Can you envision your wife after four months telling you to dig up that foolishness and return your back yard to normalcy?

That's just an example of a discussion that should take place in my opinion.  Instead you get "Big Fish" stories about how from week to week you need more and more grounding rods.

MileHigh

[Void]

So endith any chance of any further constructive discussion here.

[bringdownthezog]

Your comment is laughable Bringdown.  You have tried a few times to pretend that I don't know anything.  The problem is that I have been around for a long time and my "technical street cred" is fully established.

You have nothing to show yet again. You are talking about a device which you know nothing about. What a waste of time you are. It's a good thing Clarence is not responding to your questions.