Originally posted by kenssurplus
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I have also conducted an experiment that shows that just wrapping an earth ground wire several times around the high current (73 Amps) shorted secondary loop wire on a single transformer Barbosa and Leal device powered by a battery and inverter, does not give any power improvements when driving a load, and does not have any effect on the secondary loop current. There has to be more to it than that or it is an outright deception.
When a person makes a patent application, the patent application is supposed to be an accurate representation of how an invention is constructed and configured. In the Barbosa and Leal device that was disassembled and documented, they apparently had the ground wire connecting to one side of the load after it wraps around the secondary loop wire, and this is what Clarence incorporated into his own build. Such a wiring configuration was not shown in Barbosa and Leal's patent application docs however, that I can remember seeing. What can we make of this? Appears to possibly be some serious deception going on there. If you power such a device from the mains, you are going to be supplying power to the load via a ground loop back to mains or back to the mains source if it is a SWER system. That seems like a very deceptive thing to do no matter how you look at it. I can't believe that Barbosa and Leal would not be aware of ground loops for that wiring configuration when using the mains, yet they have demonstrated their devices by powering from the mains. How do you see this?
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