Subject: Free Energy from the Ground Wire Wed Dec 18, 2019 8:43 pm
Could use this to charge a large battery pack for free and run appliances off that. I wonder if you could combine a couple of these in series and get higher voltage.
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Subject: Re: Free Energy from the Ground Wire Thu Dec 19, 2019 4:57 pm
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Subject: Re: Free Energy from the Ground Wire Thu Dec 19, 2019 8:41 pm
muckyman wrote:
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Yea, it's a great trick, but only if you know what you are doing.
I would not try to copy it. Even though I might get it to work, cause it doesn't look very difficult.
One of the comments on youtube explains why it works:
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Some explanation (for people in the comments wondering where that "free" energy came from) : the neutral wire you have at home is usually a wire plugged into the ground a few km away from home, in a substation. It convert the 3 phases from power plant to 3 phase + 1 common point, which is neutral, using a delta/wye transformer. Between ground of that substation and your ground (at home) there might be some electric potential difference (it should be close to zero ideally). There is many reasons for this (lightning, broken cables , or so). Google "stray voltage" for more info
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