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

[MileHigh]

and here I thought this was the Barbosa and Leal thread.
Not that anyone could tell either way at this point...
All the best...

At this point anybody is welcome to contribute to this thread, just like they always have been.  My technical points have been made, do you have any comments about them?  Wasn't it A.King25 that said there was a good technical discussion going on?  (That's open to interpretation.)

I am going to say something that I will admit beforehand is quite a bit of a stretch.  However, there is a kernel of truth to what I am going to say.  Did you hear about the beating at the Brooklyn Flatbush McDonald's and how nobody tried to stop the fight and the girl was on the ground getting her head kicked in and nobody tried to stop it?  In this day and age we can see clips of people being assaulted all the time, and very often nobody does anything.  Sitting by and saying nothing while somebody makes a fake pitch with laughable electronics quackery in oder to take advantage of other people is related to the nasty stories we see in the news every day.  Mile Brady drives a Lamborghini and for all you know some gullible person coughed up all of their life savings to pay for just a piece of that Lamborghini.  There is a connection between the Clarence situation, Mike Brady, and standing around and watching a girl being beaten by thugs and saying nothing.

On the technical side, I am willing to bet you that Clarence, BroMikey, and the majority of people on the OU and the EF thread had no clue whatsoever that if the system was truly over unity and "power was coming up from the ground," then, by definition, the output voltage would have to be higher than the 120 VAC output of the inverter.  That's because many people are not willing to look at the schematic and put their brains in gear and try to analyze it - they just accept what they are spoon-fed like sheep.

MileHigh

[a.king21]

Hmm you keep mentioning my posts....


Well this is just for you:


http://jnaudin.free.fr/html/fep01.htm

[memoryman]

a.king21: so, where is a device that I can buy to produce significant electricity, 15 years after the article?

[mscoffman]

If someone is adamant that the captor system can not work. I suggest that they build a version in the laboratory
where they use a high wattage dummy load resistance and a variac power supply to be the varying array input signal.
When wired correctly the various device input signals will slowly track voltage rises and current signals will match the
demand as translated from the battery charger and the inverter.

Approximate Goal to wire captor correctly...

If one inserts a ground system of the type that Clarence has into a utility ground
return path, one should expect *something* will happen. One would not expect
"nothing" to happen. That is some voltage and some current, i.e. some power,
at the internal impedance of the ground array will make itself available from the
array. By using a purpose built self adjusting ferrite transformer (aka ferorresonant
transformer) the circuit attached can become a (a)voltage regulator that is hold its
internal voltages relatively constant while the internal devices (battery charger + inverter)
can set their input current based on a function of their internal need. and (b) a mixer
that can modulate the 60hz reference signal carrier from the inverter onto slower
voltage waveform signals being received from the ground array independent of
source (telluric vs utility tail power) and can use these simultaneously if available.

I doubt if Clarence designed his successful captor but there are so few components
that a evolutionary circuit design could easily have taken place.


.S.MarkSCoffman

[TinselKoala]

  @ MileHigh, TK, and All:
  Well, that's interesting, that 276 watts is coming from the "ground" or from somewhere. 
  Or, coming from the surrounding ambient, as Tesla mentions, and GOING to ground, instead???

   Here (below) is an interesting quote from my friend muDped at the Energetic forum,
with whom I fully agree with, (most of the time anyway). Except on some religious matters,
which we all are have a right to have an opinion on, and don't always need agree on, or disagree with what
we can't prove, as yet.

     muDped,
        quote:
    "Most manifestations of anomalous energy have no
Scientific explanation and in fact come from a source
which Science is unable to deal with.  Scientific
instruments are unable to measure it even though its
effects are plainly visible and often felt.

The vast majority are not ready to admit that the source
of this mysterious energy is from outside our physical realm."
                                                                     end quote.

That's pretty funny.

So "Science" is unable to deal with this "manifestation of anomalous energy", but an amateur pounding stakes into the ground and kludging together a couple thousand dollars worth of off-the-shelf inverters, chargers, and ferrite cores wound into a nonsensical configuration _can_ not only detect and deal with it, but can power his home with it?

That gets a ROFL for sure. Clearly written by someone who has only a straw-man idea of what "Science"  _actually_ is and how it works.