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

[Clarence]

Clarence: Wow. That's a result.  Very encouraging.
Keep up the good work.
We will have to figure out how it works however.
Some of us want to build a smaller system to check out the technology before we spend thousands of
dollars.


If you have a small 75 watt inverter it would be fantastic if you could duplicate your system on a smaller scale.
I know it may seem like a step backwards, but just the opposite will be the case as more and more of
us replicate and figure out what is going on.


Anyway, congratulations on the breakthrough.

Hello a.King21,

thanks for your support Sir!
I am going to be off of the forum for awhile in order to catch up on all of my to dos.
I understand your desire to replicate at a smaller design level but I don't think it would work out for many reasons.
I believe while I am off that it would be better to finish the 120/240 adaptation for this KW module I started with.
proving all of its merits would then remove the risk for those who desire to duplicate it.
also it will give all of those coming out of the wood work time  to drown themselves in their own juice which they most certainly will.
if at any time you need anything else just post and I will see your I D pop up on my PC and I will look and see.

again - many thanks.
Cheers.

Clarence

[tinman]

Hello a.King21,

thanks for your support Sir!
I am going to be off of the forum for awhile in order to catch up on all of my to dos.
I believe while I am off that it would be better to finish the 120/240 adaptation for this KW module I started with.
proving all of its merits would then remove the risk for those who desire to duplicate it.
also it will give all of those coming out of the wood work time  to drown themselves in their own juice which they most certainly will.
if at any time you need anything else just post and I will see your I D pop up on my PC and I will look and see.

again - many thanks.
Cheers.

Clarence

And away we go when crunch time is at hand.

I understand your desire to replicate at a smaller design level but I don't think it would work out for many reasons.

Of course it wont work out,and we also will never see a video of this device self running-->the chicken has flown the coop,as the to do's are far more important than showing the world the first self powered/self running device with excess energy.

Yes-->WHAT A JOKE.

[forest]

Clarence , yours setup reminds me Sokolovsky transformer made from 3 coils and a C part of transformer core. I believe this captor is where the energy is multiplied by the same effect. Part of current goes straight to the load and part induce secondary current which apparently attract also some electrons from ground. They meet at load and give total power rise.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7fk4DOA3viE (I cannot find schematic right now)

[perexime]

Thanks Timan for coming to this free energy forum to help and encourage us
Your kind words are much appreciated

[Hoppy]

Hoppy
if Clarence is not connected to his neutral or mains "in any way"
why would that be a problem for this completely isolated experiment??
[all other obvious concerns aside if its truly reading a phase in the house]

??
respectfully
Chet K

Hi ramset,

As I previously commented, I fully understand that Clarence is not connected to a mains supply and is running his load from a battery. Nonetheless, I was interested in knowing the voltage between his ground rod array and his grid neutral.