The Earthing Transformer, pt.2
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It may only be useful to use an inline transformer (for human use), by breaking the earthing connection, for temporary relief from sluggish feelings of laziness. If kept up for too long, a headache could result.
But a modification, to produce energy, could be made on this concept of adapting Tesla's Radiant Energy Circuit by adding another Perpetual Motion Holder in the form of a bihelical copper wire closed loop which is never broken and passes through a stacked series of pairs of transformers: half wound clockwise and the other half wound counter-clockwise. The load and the battery are connected across from one bihelical coil to the other - a parallel connection.

Hopefully, the battery will remain "topped off" throughout its use - this is optimal; optimal voltage.
This setup is using two types of Perpetual Motion Holders: one type is an iron core transformer wound with two separately coiled, iron wires each leading to aerial and ground; the other type is a bihelical copper loop passing through the inner ring of each transformer. But these two types of Perpetual Motion Holders are both never broken. Any power usage is bled off of the inner copper bihelix as a parallel connection made between each helix.
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