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

[ramset]

MH
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if Truly Know what you are doing.....
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reminds me of the Kentucky farmer when I asked for directions
""Son you Can't get there from here""
in this case quite true..they don't teach this today  so "Knowing what your doing"
is a matter of great interpretation...

Doing stupid stuff like using Bamboo [GEEESE]... well personally
I would never say never.....

and we all know that we don't live in the clouds so harvesting energy from there is a bit ruff
however we all walk on the other side of that big circuit potential  the Ground.

never say never...

[MileHigh]

I became interested in the B&L device primarily because I was looking for a current source, the basics of this is current. I wound up a toroid and with a little experimentation I found I could generate 400 amps with a mere 15 watt input - beautiful - with some nichrome strands I should be able to heat water with very little energy.

Somebody should correct what appears to be a major misconception on the part of Dragon.  Who is going to volunteer to do that?

Or, do you all say nothing like a bunch of frozen popsicles?

[ramset]

Would need one more piece of information  Mr.Freeze..
Unlike you my crystal ball is on the fritz again

However I Gotta go make the honey doo list go away before I can fix the crystal ball.

[MileHigh]

MH
Quote
if Truly Know what you are doing.....
-----------------------------
reminds me of the Kentucky farmer when I asked for directions
""Son you Can't get there from here""
in this case quite true..they don't teach this today  so "Knowing what your doing"
is a matter of great interpretation...

Doing stupid stuff like using Bamboo [GEEESE]... well personally
I would never say never.....

and we all know that we don't live in the clouds so harvesting energy from there is a bit ruff
however we all walk on the other side of that big circuit potential  the Ground.

never say never...

I am not pulling that statement out of thin air.  Over the last six years I have seen it over and over again.  There are thousands of YouTube clips that attest to the fact.

Your argument is not valid.  Almost always you have to stick your nose in a book to prepare for an experiment.

I was on a forum once and I told them that the circuit model for a battery was an ideal voltage source in series with a resistor.  They balked, there was disbelief, they derided me and suggested that I was stupid.

What does that mean:  You can be a "free energy researcher" for years without even knowing what the simplest model for a battery is.  It explains why the battery's voltage drops under load.

In contrast, you can lay in bed at night and read about batteries in an electronics book and on the second page they will show you the model described above.

So, which is better?

Spending three years "experimenting" without knowing the basic circuit model for a battery?

Spending one night in bed reading about the circuit model for a battery?

[MileHigh]

Case in point:

I covered the issue of measuring the output impedance for the voltage source that Grum was measuring with his grounding rods.

If you have a used AA battery, or you just want to monitor a new AA battery over it's life cycle in your experiment, you can make spot checks on the output impedance of the battery to monitor it's health.  (Effectively it's just voltage under load done "smart" using your grey matter.)

Mr. A.King21, how many times have I seen you discuss that measurement over the years?  Answer:  ZERO

How many times have I read about battery output impedance measurements being discussed in threads where you have all sorts of batteries in circuits?  (Including batteries that are 'plugged in backwards to recharge')  Answer: ZERO

And you think "Experiment triumphs over theory EVERY SINGLE TIME?"