Get LTSpice to run this file ...
Pierce-Arrow_1931, v15e - REGULATED.asc

Download link ...
http://www.linear.com/ltspice

Non-LTSpice files ...

CMF extension runs in CircuitMod ...

https://sourceforge.net/projects/circuitmod/

TXT extension runs in Paul Falstad's electronic simulator ...
http://falstad.com/circuit/
http://lushprojects.com/circuitjs/
http://vinyasi.info/ne

These three file types are binary text files.
They cannot be edited in Windows Notepad.

EditPadPro is an example of a binary text editor.

https://www.editpadpro.com/

But they can also be edited in their own simulator.

LTSpice is sooooo eradicate! Sometimes it gives "Floating Nodes" warnings and
sometimes it doesn't. And sometimes it prevents us from running a simulation
without doing something about it. Advice, online, is to ground out these nodes
with either a grounding symbol, alone, or else with a low level resistor as well.
I chose to put a low level capacitor in between these grounded nodes and the
grounding symbol that LTSpice provides.

"Floating Node" can sometimes prevent us from building up a voltage based on surge
circuitry and is a direct violation of our right to manifest what Eric Dollard
describes as "uni-directional DC impulse current".

http://is.gd/impulsedef
http://is.gd/teslaimpulse

But my use of low level capacitors inline with these extra grounds exacerbated the
situation by adding multiple points through which these impulses may come into space
from counter-space (traditionally called the ether) making it impossible to manage
these surges. If I can decompile LTSpice and remove this blockade and recompile it,
then we might have some hope. Many of these Pierce-Arrow circuits exhibit overunity
but without manageability. They surge to infinity with no hope of keeping them
within a usable window. This is not realistic. This is contrived according to the
public policy of electrical engineering and the ?eminent domain of politically
controlled physics.

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=eminent+domain&t=ffcm&ia=web

The compressed ZIP holding this file has a shortcut for easy memory ...
http://is.gd/pierce_arrow_ltspice
~or~
http://vinyasi.info/circuitjs1/!_zipped-files/Pierce-Arrow_1931,%20v15e%20--%20LTSpice.zip

This file may also be downloaded from these mirrors ...
These are uniquely different locations ...
https://is.gd/yegaco
~or~
https://archive.org/download/pc-sim-falstad-vinyasi/Pierce-arrow_1931V15e--Ltspice.zip

https://is.gd/benade
~or~
https://github.com/Vinyasi/circuitjs1-falstad-vinyasi/raw/master/Pierce-Arrow_1931%2C%20v15e%20--%20LTSpice.zip

https://is.gd/xivuxu
~or~
https://cdn.instructables.com/ORIG/FJY/93GO/JDOUNE8O/FJY93GOJDOUNE8O.zip

https://is.gd/xepije
~or~
https://archive.org/download/HowToMakeAFreeEnergyDeviceWhichClonesMoreElectromagneticWaves/Pierce-arrow_1931V15e--Ltspice.zip

http://is.gd/aetherdollard
http://is.gd/refinedlmd
http://is.gd/teslaev
http://is.gd/teslaimpulse

http://is.gd/pierce_arrow
http://is.gd/pierce_arrow_cmf
http://is.gd/rapidpa
http://is.gd/rapidpa_cmf

There are an infinite variety of circuits possible to produce the exact same result.
This is based on Thevenin's Theorem of Equivalent Circuits ...
http://is.gd/thevenin
http://vinyasi.info/ne?startCircuit=thevenin.txt

http://is.gd/teslacap
http://is.gd/pierce_arrow
http://is.gd/killgooselaygoldenegg
http://is.gd/whokilledev
http://is.gd/teslaradio



