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Author Topic: Energy from the Ground - Self powered generator by Barbosa and Leal  (Read 1732088 times)

TinselKoala

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Re: Energy from the Ground - Self powered generator by Barbosa and Leal
« Reply #1785 on: April 25, 2015, 02:21:39 PM »

Well, Tink, you have convinced ME that you really have a silly bitch-mouth! You must be really impressive to all the silly bitches you normally associate with. 

Obviously your present silly bitch-mouthing is a ploy to divert from the fact that you completely overlooked the fact that Clarence explained his situation, you completely missed his message, you complained about his lack of information, and now, your pitiful bloated narcissistic ego is desperate to focus attention on something other than your own failure.


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CANGAS 169
Channelling Captain Zero now, are you? How does it feel to be a useless sock puppet that can't do his own work, can't provide cogent arguments and can only insult people instead of providing something of substance? I laugh at you.
You cannot refute me with _facts and evidence_ so you follow the same script as all the rest of the False Claimants: you descend into pottymouth playground insults that would sound silly coming from an eighth-grader, but merely sound hilariously pitiful coming from you.

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Re: Energy from the Ground - Self powered generator by Barbosa and Leal
« Reply #1786 on: April 25, 2015, 02:26:30 PM »
Cangas:

So you are a big tough guy, is that it?  Defender of the Universe and all that stuff?  Are you fearless?

Do you possess basic electronics common sense, yes or no?

Have a look at the attached graphic.  You see the coiled neutral wire that wraps around the captor secondary where I have it labeled, "This coiled wire is electronics quackery."

Do you agree with that statement?  Will you show us your manhood and step up to the plate and speak your mind fearlessly?

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Re: Energy from the Ground - Self powered generator by Barbosa and Leal
« Reply #1787 on: April 25, 2015, 03:47:56 PM »
Channelling Captain Zero now, are you? How does it feel to be a useless sock puppet that can't do his own work, can't provide cogent arguments and can only insult people instead of providing something of substance? I laugh at you.
You cannot refute me with _facts and evidence_ so you follow the same script as all the rest of the False Claimants: you descend into pottymouth playground insults that would sound silly coming from an eighth-grader, but merely sound hilariously pitiful coming from you.

Tink, you have perfectly described YOUR OWN SELF in your tantrum aimed at me. LOL!

Believe me, Jack, I AM LAUGHING AT YOU. Or, perhaps more correctly, at your programmer.  ;)


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Re: Energy from the Ground - Self powered generator by Barbosa and Leal
« Reply #1788 on: April 25, 2015, 04:07:07 PM »
Cangas:

So you are a big tough guy, is that it?  Defender of the Universe and all that stuff?  Are you fearless?

Do you possess basic electronics common sense, yes or no?

Have a look at the attached graphic.  You see the coiled neutral wire that wraps around the captor secondary where I have it labeled, "This coiled wire is electronics quackery."

Do you agree with that statement?  Will you show us your manhood and step up to the plate and speak your mind fearlessly?

MileHigh


OMG! When will I stop laughing my ass off rolling on the floor?! ROFLMA!

I'm gonna bust a gut!

I never brought up an issue of tech savvy. It is your paranoid delusion, along with your extreme inability to maintain attention for more than 1.98 seconds.

My dilemma is that you et al have set upon Clarence like a lynch mob unfairly before he ever had a full opportunity to completely demonstrate his system.

Perhaps he is wrong and his system does not give free energy.

Perhaps he is right and free energy is a great gift to humanity.

I do not know. I just know that, obviously, you and your bed-fellows set upon him to cut short his disclosure.


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Re: Energy from the Ground - Self powered generator by Barbosa and Leal
« Reply #1789 on: April 25, 2015, 04:20:51 PM »
So you are a scared, clueless, gutless wonder that doesn't have enough character to answer the question.

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Re: Energy from the Ground - Self powered generator by Barbosa and Leal
« Reply #1790 on: April 25, 2015, 04:47:57 PM »
dragon has shared some very interesting comments about his 15 year journey investigating
"Energy from The ground"
post #339 from here
http://www.energeticforum.com/renewable-energy/20091-barbosa-leal-devices-info-replication-details-12.html

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BroMikey, Your battery information is great for those starting out, learning to calculate power needs is extremely important when you want to convert to off grid living - knowing your power needs for various loads can be an eye opener when your trying to reduce your bill.

I've been running my home on a battery storage system for over 15 years now. I have several inverters ( approximately 6000 watts of total capacity) carrying the loads with a small 1400 Ah battery bank. I'm not completely off grid as I can't run any of my 220 volt loads as yet. With the introduction of the newer pure sinewave stuff I can now convert my several smaller inverters to a split phase 220 unit that will replace the grid line to my main box, grid becomes a back up at that point. This system runs my home 24/7.

The input to this system is 1500 watts of solar, 1000 watt wind as well as a few different alternatives which I've built. My consumption is generally around 7-10kwh per day average. It can be quite challenging at times to become your own power station but the rewards are many.

I believe my goals are very similar to those that visit these forums so we are all looking for one simple thing - The plain simple truth, nothing more.

If Clarence is on the level and he has achieved the holy grail then I applaud him, bow to him and build it... but... if he's being deceptive in any way it benefits no one. The same investment could provide me with another 1500 watts of guaranteed power - all I have to do is install it.

I do all my own work, most of the schematics I've posted have never been seen before, I post nothing that I haven't tested and proven myself unless I state that it is a conceptual design outright. You have to admit that these forums are packed full of deception, not always in a bad way but what ever the motivation people spend hard earned money in an attempt to achieve some magical end only to find out it was just a pile of hooey from someone that wanted some attention, money or what ever.

I tend to be blunt and factual as I see it... if I'm wrong I'll be the first to humble myself and apologize. I am extremely open minded and will build anything given I have a reasonable belief that it is "truth".

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. I noticed something else from this... I wrapped a coil of 1/0 cable around an 8" PVC form to reduce the draw on the primary of the torroid which dropped the input down to 8 watts, still providing the overall 400 amp/T ratio when I noticed a ceramic magnet more than 6 ft away chattering bringing it close to the coil was amazing - that shouts motor drive quite loudly to me. No magic just plain logic and truth.

So the moral is, see things for what they are - then look at things not necessarily for what they were intended but for what they could be.

Like or disllike me for what ever reason makes no difference - I will continue searching for truth while picking up the bread crumbs along the way. There are a lot of good things gained from any journey...
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Re: Energy from the Ground - Self powered generator by Barbosa and Leal
« Reply #1791 on: April 25, 2015, 05:45:21 PM »
Chet:

I commend Dragon and Level, there are certainly some good comments on the EF thread that are giving the discussion some balance.  Ultimately that's good for everyone all around.

One thing Dragon is not mentioning is the return on investment (ROI) for his solar/wind/battery system.  That is a huge hole in his description of his setup.  It sounds quite expensive to me.  I am not sure if the prices for solar panels and electronics are still falling.  If the ROI is 10-15 years, then I think lots of people could stomach that.  However, if it's 40 years, then probably most people would prefer to pay their monthly electric bill.  Only if you are very idealistic would you convert to solar/wind if the ROI is 40 years.

Sometimes I admire your "Henry Kissinger" shuttle diplomacy, jumping across forums.  Sometimes you are just as frustrating as Cangas where you can't answer a straight question, or you will blindly give the benefit of the doubt to the extreme, or you play the ignore game.

Your posting is a "plant" because I jabbed Cangas for refusing to answer a straight question.  It's pretty transparent.  I know you always want to mean well.

But look at yourself, sometimes you are just a scared chicken like many others around here.  You have been popping back and forth between OU and EF for various reasons.  I asked you to ask Clarence where you are supposed to put the multimeter probes based on Clarence's own description for making measurements.  You chickened out.

Why, what do you have to lose?   Or is it that you are uncomfortable about putting Clarence on the spot because you are thinking excatly the same thing as me:  Clarence will balk when you ask him where you are supposed to make the voltage measurements based on his own description.

Don't you think that's crazy when you step away and have a bird's eye view?  Clarence, the guy making proposition talks about making some voltage measurements.  Everybody on EF is seemingly too chicken to ask him where to put the bloody probes, I raise the issue, no response, so I ask you to do it as part of one of your Kissinger shuttle diplomacy missions and you ignore the request.

Believe me, you are not helping the situation at all.  Level has made the same types of observations as me.  Clarence is not technical at all, and he is making a highly technical pitch.  Clarence makes an incomplete technical statement about voltage measurements, and I ask you to follow up to get the complete picture and you refuse.   Not only you of course, there are many reading along that could just as easily have done the same thing.

There is something wrong with that picture.  Seeing Clarence balk (presumably) when asked where to make his own quoted voltage measurements may wake BroMikey up out of his "state."  More importantly, it may result in Totoalas reassessing his willingness to go out and spend a considerable amount of money and time and travel chasing Clarence's pipe dream.

Does that compute in your head, Chet?  What's more important, Clarence's "trip" or Totoalas' financial and time decisions about this project vis a vis his family?  I know nothing about Totoalas' situation, but I think he is in eastern Asia.  That means he may be talking about committing a full year's worth of disposable income to do this project.

What is the right thing to do?  Keep Clarence stroked or at least let Totoalas get more information to help him (and others) decide?

Some guy is suggesting a project that is going to take considerable time, money, and physical effort and when somebody asks him where to make some voltage measurements he balks.  That might give even the most ardent supporter second thoughts, don't you think?

Of course the honeymoon for Clarence on EF is over and has been over for several days now.  But seemingly not for Totoalas, and certainly not for BroMikey.

For all of you:  If Clarence (presumably) can't even tell you where to put the multimeter probes for voltage measurements that he himself discussed (not me!) then what the hell does that say about him, and his project?

There are personal integrity and moral and financial issues for ALL of you to consider in a case like this.  Who the f*ck are you really if you stand by and look at craziness take place without saying anything and people can be hurt?  You know those horrible clips you can see online where someone gets hit by a car and people walk by and do nothing?  Someone could be bleeding to death and they die, but they could have lived if you just stopped and put pressure on their wound while someone called 911.

You Chet, and all of you have things to think about.  In some ways this is a little microcosm of life.  Are you a little bunch of frozen programmed robots afraid of your own shadows, or do you have the guts to think for yourselves?

Do you just blankly look at a neutral wire wrapped around the captor secondary and for the 500th time see another project that contains something that is electrically totally stupid and say nothing because you are "pro free energy?"

Like WTF boys?   (rant off)

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Re: Energy from the Ground - Self powered generator by Barbosa and Leal
« Reply #1792 on: April 25, 2015, 06:01:13 PM »
None of us are meek.  Some of us quote books, others do experiments.
I prefer to listen to the experimenters, because I already have the books to refer to.


So, when someone spends 2,000 USD of their own money, I like most decent folk,
want to see how it plays out.  If the experimenter is a bit over optimistic and sensitive
I cut him some slack. Any information which can be replicated  is good science.
In Edison's autobiography he states  he was told bamboo cane will never be a good filament.
Bamboo cane cannot conduct electricity. Everyone knows that. It's in the book. 
The rest is history.


The truest thing I read in an advanced level physics book was this, "Here is one of the few experiments
 which agrees with theory in the entire book."


Experiment triumphs over theory EVERY SINGLE TIME.

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Re: Energy from the Ground - Self powered generator by Barbosa and Leal
« Reply #1793 on: April 25, 2015, 06:13:52 PM »
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Experiment triumphs over theory EVERY SINGLE TIME.

Not necessarily.  If you experiment but you don't truly know what you are doing then in the majority of cases it's just a garbage-in-garbage-out situation.   Especially if the experiment when viewed objectively makes no sense.

Case in point:  Almost all Bedini motor experiments are junk.

All that you are really doing is showing an "experimenter's bias" that is particular to these types of forums.  It's the blind belief that you are actually accomplishing something when in fact you are mostly fooling yourself.  It's used as a crutch to in effect not really and truly learn.  You can pretend that you are "learning" by doing mundane "experiments."

It may be harsh to say that but it's true.

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Re: Energy from the Ground - Self powered generator by Barbosa and Leal
« Reply #1794 on: April 25, 2015, 06:24:53 PM »
Where I can agree with you is with respect to Clarence.

A perfectly valid experiment would be for Clarence to connect up a 100-watt incandescent light bulb to the inverter output and then just monitor the system and "take vital signs."

The claim is a free energy system, so let it run indefinitely.  Let's be reasonable and say let it run continuously for a week.  If the vital signs are still good after a week then keep running the test for a month non stop.

That is Clarence's real no-brainer experiment.

I am going to guess a car battery can put put out 100 watts for something like one day.  I am too tired to crunch any numbers.

But Clarence won't do that ridiculously simple experiment.  So who is chicken here?

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Re: Energy from the Ground - Self powered generator by Barbosa and Leal
« Reply #1795 on: April 25, 2015, 06:27:42 PM »
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...





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Re: Energy from the Ground - Self powered generator by Barbosa and Leal
« Reply #1796 on: April 25, 2015, 06:29:15 PM »
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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?

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Re: Energy from the Ground - Self powered generator by Barbosa and Leal
« Reply #1797 on: April 25, 2015, 06:33:19 PM »
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.

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Re: Energy from the Ground - Self powered generator by Barbosa and Leal
« Reply #1798 on: April 25, 2015, 06:39:09 PM »
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...

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?

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Re: Energy from the Ground - Self powered generator by Barbosa and Leal
« Reply #1799 on: April 25, 2015, 06:53:32 PM »
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?"