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

[TheCell]

Hello Yuri,
I replicated the device like shown in your diagram:
http://wyst.at.ua/_fr/0/0232461.jpg
with one exception: the primary has no tapping , so the lamp is allways connected parallel to the primary.
The trafo with lamp connected consumes about 90 real Watts, the Lamp consumes 75 Watts itself.
The trafo alone also 15 real watts power factor allways 1.
It does not matter which wire of the primary is connected to the thick wire, the values are allways the same.
Please help.

[Yuri_L]

The trafo alone also 15 real watts power factor allways 1.

Hi,
I faced with a similar situation at the beginning of my research.
I have some question to You.
1) How much consumes trafo without the shorted loop?
2) What is the current value in idling mode of trafo (without the shorted loop)?
3) What is the power factor in idling mode of trafo  (without the shorted loop)?
4) What is the value of the core area (in cm²)?
5) What is the current value in the shorted loop ?
6) How many turns are in pimary coil?
7) Where is placed the shorted loop on the core?

All these factors are essential.

At first You should get a "roaring" transformer without a load (but with a shorted loop).

Best regards.

[Void]

Hi Yuri. Can you please indicate where are you connecting your load for you last diagram?
I have tried this configuration and it draws about 20W in to the primary winding to
get about 75A on the single turn secondary. Where are you connecting the load
in your configuration? From the hot phase ('+') to the neutral? I am using a 600VA
power transformer toroid.
All the best...

[Yuri_L]

From the hot phase ('+') to the neutral?

Yes.
But You shuld answer all above my questions too.
From 600Watt's trafo You can get 1.2 kWatt active pover.

At first You should get a "roaring" transformer without a load (but with a shorted loop).

[leo48]

Please The Cell
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Thank you 
Leo48