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

[Enjoykin]

Hey Chet what's wrong with 'oldman' term ??

Clarence said - he is 77years old man from Iowa and for me  it's quite OK and respectable !!

I don't know for U.S.  -  but in Russia any old man is RESPECTFUL and HONOURED !!

Does it strange for West world ?? 

Reg.
Enjoukin

[ramset]

Well
I grew up in and around The NYC USA  melting pot, so I know that we all have different
traditions ...
However "Old Man" would usually get you a VERY stiff Hand shake from the
the "Old Man" on the other side of the greeting...

usually would let go when your knees hit the ground and you were begging for mercy....
[happened to me as a Kid ,and several attempts in years since , I'm no kid anymore  .

Clarence seems quite Young to me, I hope to be in that kind of shape when I get to his age.

but to be clear ...over here  Old man is not a compliment. however I suspect Clarence has no problem with friends saying this. some try to use the term with affection ..
and then get the crushing hand shake afterwards 

respectfully
Chet

[Clarence]

EnJoyKin
You keep calling Clarence an old man, You see that post hole digger he's using
to make all those holes in frozen ground, and driving eight foot 5/8 [16MM] rods
down into frozen Iowa Tundra ...I know that I'm not getting anything in this Frozen
Connecticut ground for a few more weeks.

he could probably Crack walnuts between his thumb and forefinger 

never mind the handshake he must have [like a vise I am certain]

I'd be careful with that "Old Man" stuff.

And to be certain people here and everywhere are interested in this claim.

Very much so....

ChetKremens@gmail.com

Hello ramset,

your post about "the old man" gives me a laugh, thanks. however I am 77 yrs going on 150 as  I say.
I do also believe as you say that there are those every where that are interested in desiring to do better for
themselves and the environment also at the same time which gives me encouragement.

I was drawn to this device in the first place because it is so simple when you think about it. low voltage for direct input to any ones
circuit breaker panel box, higher and higher amperage as you load it ability, 50 HZ or 60 HZ which ever you need, all of that at first is amazing.
maybe that is why people find it hard to receive when they hear results. B&L must have REALLY had a hill to climb for sure, my hats off to THEM for THEIR perseverance
indeed.
any way as I receive info so shall I post.

thanks again and cheers!

Clarence

[Enjoykin]

I can feel the satisfaction of some people put dislikes in my you-tube videos since i put the link in this topic, but i open to listen about their doubts if want .
I know to some people are obvious and frustrating when the results do not appear but if people have time to put dislike ,I assume they do not agree with what I show. try to leave some comment and will be more constructive .
Thanks

Hey nelsonrochaa !!
I was watching many your videos and i think you are great researcher and smart man which think with own mind. I like your quality for sure !!

About likes and dislikes - solve the problem with easy. Just inhibit comments. Put a link/s on file/s and site/s. Will be enough. Who want to take informations he will -  trolls sure will not.
Use OU-principle - Take it or leave it.

ps: people usually work like PID controllers.  If the some system is lot sensitive to feedback - they will do everything to make the system out of work. Simple your reactions are feedback for them. Solver is simple: take control over the feedback and filter all like PID controllers do. 

Reg.
Enjoykin


 

[cheors]

@ Clarence
Back to the toroids wiring:
I understand that they are identically wired : primaries in phase and secondaries also  in phase. Right ?
Theorically the output current should be null.
You get 1.3A because components are not ideal (number of turns, ferrite  compound , ...)
If i forget the 10 AWG "polarizing" wire connected to one side of the secondaries.
OK  or i have missed something ?

Regards