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

[Void]

Overunity is impossible.  Free energy is possible.  The energy must come from somewhere. 
We are stuck with the laws of nature and physics but, we can all work to find new sources of energy,
and the most efficient ways possible to use existing sources of energy.  That is a good goal and why I am here.

Hi Pirate88179. The term over unity just implies that the power being delivered to the load is greater than the
power being supplied by the system's power source. It in no way at all implies that the excess energy is
coming from nowhere. If there is excess energy in a system beyond what the power source is supplying, then
that energy most certainly would have to be coming from somewhere. That would definitely still be over unity however.
It doesn't matter where the excess energy is coming from. As long as the average output power divided
by the average input power is greater than 1 (1 = unity), then that would most definitely be over unity. It
has nothing whatsoever to do with where that excess energy might be coming from.
All the best...

[skribat]

 Yup ..   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ADUt3_RwFVw&feature=player_detailpage#t=55

E-Cat test results published, third party independent (32 day test) results show 3.5 times more energy out than consumed .. six professors put their reputations on the line.

they held it back for twenty years but now it's out.

[ramset]

Yes Cold Fusion is raising more than eyebrows [excess heat]

http://www.infinite-energy.com/resources/iccf19.html

http://www.quantumheat.org/index.php/en/

http://kb.e-catworld.com/index.php?title=Alexander_Parkhomov's_E-Cat_replication_experiments

[memoryman]

i suggest that you read some comments on that demonstration on PESN and Revolution-green; Rossi's methods do not pass scrutiny. I personally think that LENR does produce excess heat - nobody has been able to come up with a reliable commercial product yet.
When I get some time and money to spend on research, I intend to do my own later this year.

[TinselKoala]

Yes it can be dangerous ,these men are trained professionals do not try
this at home in your spare time.

OSHA statistic for Jobsite injuries .
** more people are injured, maimed, blinded or even killed from the miss use of a common screw driver than  any other reported incident.

You two [Tinsel and Farmhand] throw lightning bolts around the kitchen
we don't hope you fry yourself ,or hope it gets caught on camera[Tinsel  ]....

we know that you take precautions.. don't expect anything less from the other builders here.

How many times have you seen me working with HV or mains powered equipment using a maze of cheap Chinese clipleads all over the place, bare wires twisted together, big capacitors lying around connected willy-nilly? Yet we see that kind of thing all the time from "other builders"... some of them.... whose work is shown here.

How many times have you seen me using discharge wands to neutralize the charge on big capacitors in my circuits? How many times have you seen that precaution from "other builders" whose work is shown here?

How many people have _actually_ shown _real_ systems operating by VRSWR, who actually demonstrate good techniques in high-voltage construction and HV safety?

I can count them on half the fingers of one hand, whether the other one is in my pocket or not. Farmhand is one, and the other is...er.... me.

The point about the battery charger is this: Charging LA batteries emit hydrogen gas. Hydrogen gas is explosive in the right concentrations with air, such as are present in and near LA batteries being charged. Poor connections with the typical clipleads and twisted wiring we have seen so many times by "other builder" on this forum can easily create sparks, or overheat and fuse. (Have you ever seen the tiny actual copper that's inside many of the cheap Chinese clipleads that are so popular? It's scary.) The capacitors used can short, allowing high currents to pass relatively instantly. The cat can jump on the bench (kitchen table? Bedroom floor?) and knock a cliplead loose creating a spark. I've even seen people use the charging battery as the support for their DMMs.

And house mains wiring is often misunderstood and sometimes even miswired. Are you confident that no self-taught or even professional electrician hasn't miswired an outlet or entire branch circuit,  mixing up Line and Neutral? That there isn't some leakage somewhere? Got, say, a ceiling fan running on the same branch that you are experimenting with? Guess what: Line is connected directly to Neutral through the coils of the ceiling fan motor.

Many of the "other builders" I see working on this and other forums are literally setting up for accidents waiting to happen. Some of them don't seem to be able to learn from example... perhaps if they survive, they'll eventually learn from experience, as I have.