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

[mx1000]

I can't find any source about them selling it, or aiming to, sell it internationally in January.

Except for the video, you perhaps have a building statement ?

Would be nice to get a response 

[lancaIV]

http://www.libertariannews.org/2013/11/05/brazilian-firm-goes-to-market-with-free-energy-generator-capable-of-powering-two-average-size-houses/
The problem (independently from the confiscation) : not minimal UL-or TUEV -equal approvement .http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePvn34JkelY

Sincerely
              OCWL


p.s.: 6000W output and 1,5Kg total equipment material weight( light/lite version).
        6Kg(1KW/Kg) would be wundervoll, 1,5Kg is : wundersam ?

[phoneboy]

@fatbird, that loop in the image reminds me of something I saw at this link, he was using the loop to control current
http://sparkbangbuzz.com/corona-osc/corona-osc.htm

[lancaIV]

                     Happy birthday -25 years jubilee- open source :
[0040] To clarify the operation of this embodiment according to the in-vention, the following dimensioning of the transformer windings is given using Figure 17 as an example, the iron cores being dimensioned in accordance with the manner usual for transformers:
- winding 81: 100 windings, 220 V/50 Hz, 5 A at full load;
- winding 82: 1 winding, 5000 A;
- winding 84: 1000 windings, 5000 A;
- winding 85: 1100 windings, 4500 A, 220 V/50 Hz.

[0041] From the above example it is evident that, with a coil 82 having 5000 ampere windings, a flux variation of 5000000 ampere windings can be generated with the superconducting coil 84. Accordingly, a generated power of 990 kW can be drawn from the terminals 89 for a power supplied to the connecting terminals 88 of 1.1 kW, and this corresponds to a power gain of approximately a factor of 1000                                   

                                                                 superconducting= super low resistance

Sincerely
              OCWL

[RMatt]

Hi lancaIV,

Could not find figure 17. Can you give more detail about the wire guages (#AWG ?) for the different windings? And maybe a picture of figure 17.

Thank you,

Bob