Simulation of Free Energy, v.1d - Regulation of Overunity vs Underunity

The problem with oscillating power is that it tends to escalate to infinity and melt the circuit into a pile of mess! So, I came up with a variation of Barbosa and Leal's Earth Captor – thanks to Clarence, Mark McKay, and Eric Dollard – which is an underunity circuit capable of intelligently managed, short bursts of overunity with the help of some switches to leak out any excess stored potential, or in the alternative spike those stored potentials with still more energy! You have to see it to believe it. Those stored potentials can linger for quite some time capable of powering loads long before requiring any more power from the source to make up for any loss due to inefficiency. In short, the recycling of energy!

I keep the value of the two central capacitors within a reasonable 10m Farads, each. And their associated transformers (flanking them on either side of a single LMD module) are a mere 100µ Henry's - a fraction of what they could be! But why be an extremist? Why court danger by a ridiculous pursuit of excessive free energy? Why not a modest approach? One which we could live with?

This is the tragic joke of free energy in which prejudice, and blind belief, rules without any critical judgement. Sure, there's lots of frauds. But not all of them. A few are legitimate.

This simulation uses Iain Sharp's JavaScript port of Paul Falstad's Circuit Simulator originally written in Java. I've converted B&L's Electric Keeper (in the center of their circuit)...

... into one LMD module of Eric Dollard's Analog Computer in Longitudinal Magneto-Dielectric mode normally useful for bench testing emulations of various types of AC transmission lines. No animals were harmed in the making of this simulation.

Go to this link to download a blank simulator canvass into your browser's window:
https://is.gd/blankcanvass

Download this file and then load it into your browser's blank simulator:
https://is.gd/BL_LMD_v1d

Then...
ROLL YOUR MOUSE WHEEL DOWNWARDS FOUR NOTCHES TO EXPAND YOUR VIEW OF THIS CIRCUIT AND (HOPEFULLY) CENTER THE SCOPE LABELS.

The shortcut for this blog is:
https://is.gd/eureka_v1

Here is the backdrop to how I managed to evolve my thinking to achieve this with a two hour video composed of my prior development. Enjoy!