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[Zeitmaschine]

Never mind, It got us all thinking, both inside and outside the box!!

Then the ground connection is simply wrong (still inside the box). Straightest explanation.

No high voltage. No high frequency. No transistors. No fancy coils. No spark gap. Just a tin can with something in it that needs a 50Hz supply in order to generate OU. What could that be? Hmmm ...

Two coils in »resonance« perhaps? Why are there two transformers on the floor in Stepanov's workshop? Are these the two coils in »resonance« TK is talking about? What does TK actually mean saying »keep resonance between two coils«? Has this »resonance« anything to do with a common LC circuit? Or does TK rather mean the first coil (transformer) attracts the electrons from ground and then sends it to the second coil (transformer) in order to get this (ground) current in phase with the output current?

Could it be that two magnetically separated cores are mandatory in order to get this to work? Think I should study the Barbosa patent another few times.

Sorry, I can't help myself, but I have to think further on outside the box.

[Hoppy]

Dear All.

I write this post with "Cap in hand". Our 3.5 Amps was nothing more than the Clipon ameter picking up stray magnetic field generated by the welding transformer!!

Today I bought a new Induction soldering gun. It was with this tool that I discovered the "flaw".  With the trigger pulled on I could bring it towards the Ammeter and the current would rise up to 10 Amps.
This soldering gun creates around 100 A of circulation curret, that is one tenth of that of the welding transformer. So as you can see the clipon would be affected quite a few feet away.

I am now able to report that after a number of different set up's I saw NO current in the earth connection. And yes dear magpwr I even tried your suggestion, to no avail.

Never mind, It got us all thinking, both inside and outside the box!!

Cheers to all, Grum.

Evening Grum,

Although a disapointing conclusion, nevertheless an important demonstration as to why clamp meters should not be relied upon to give accurate measurements when used around powerful and highly inductive circuits.

[Hoppy]

Sorry, I can't help myself, but I have to think further on outside the box.

I think that you are thinking so far outside the box that you have lost sight of its sides 

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Dear All.

I write this post with "Cap in hand". Our 3.5 Amps was nothing more than the Clipon ameter picking up stray magnetic field generated by the welding transformer!!

Today I bought a new Induction soldering gun. It was with this tool that I discovered the "flaw".  With the trigger pulled on I could bring it towards the Ammeter and the current would rise up to 10 Amps.
This soldering gun creates around 100 A of circulation curret, that is one tenth of that of the welding transformer. So as you can see the clipon would be affected quite a few feet away.

I am now able to report that after a number of different set up's I saw NO current in the earth connection. And yes dear magpwr I even tried your suggestion, to no avail.

Never mind, It got us all thinking, both inside and outside the box!!

Cheers to all, Grum.

hello Grum!

you are right ground has zero potential. but its a sink of all charges that are counterbalanced. so net charge is zero. we have to create conditions  to pump up charges.  but charges are there. thats the truth.

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[Cap-Z-ro]

We are now in Nathan Stubblefield territory.

Regards...