Originally posted by clarence
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From your own brief descriptions of how your setup actually performs, which people here had to practically pry out of you with a crow bar, if you connect any load to your setup the battery starts running down, and it still seems very much in question whether the battery is really even charging when you remove the load, as the battery voltage apparently then only rises very slowly, which a 12V battery would likely do to some extent anyway even without the charger connected, once the load is disconnected. If the captor were pulling energy into the system, your battery should begin to charge up quickly once any load is disconnected.
That you would represent this as a 'working' device again indicates to me that something is just not right here. Frankly I have not seen anything much from what little info you have provided about how your setup is really performing to suggest over unity here. You seem much more interested in having people dote on you, and you become very annoyed if people don't just blindly accept everything you are saying without question. Another bad sign.
As much as I would like to give you the benefit of the doubt, at this point it really doesn't look like there is really much likelihood of your setup showing anything out of the ordinary. You already have 60 ground rods in place and your battery still starts running down when you connect a load to it. Adding 20 more ground rods may help to some extent, but it might not either. From your own description of the current state of your setup, it just does not appear that your setup can at all reasonably be described as 'working'. Sorry Clarence, but this really is what it seems to boil down to at this point.
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