Radiant_One_Youtube · Source catalogue

A single LTspice-style circuit screenshot (looks like a video frame) captioned with the YouTube channel name radiant_one. [read: page image p.1] A 11-13 V supply (V1) feeds an MPSA06 NPN transistor (Q1) oscillator: R1 1 Meg bias from supply to base; C1 470 pF in series with Lb 1.4 uH from base to ground (feedback/tank branch); L1 8.6 uH in the collector. Two 1N4148 clip diodes in series from base to ground (both anode toward ground, cathode toward the base: a base reverse-voltage clamp), with a centre tap labelled 'Alligator_Clip'. The collector node connects through L2 (26.7 uH) to a load of a group of '26 White LED's in series' strings (two strings; LED orientation not drawn), with two 1N4148 diodes in parallel, same direction (anode on the L2 side, cathode on the earth-rod side), across the whole group, whose far end goes to an 'Earth Rod'. [read: page image p.1, enlarged crops, QE] Printed warning: 'This circuit produces RF. Multimeters and oscilloscope can be damaged or read incorrectly!' Printed tuning note: 'Unearthed current draw to match earthed current draw. Tune by adjusting the physical proximity of alligator clip to L2.' The OCR (digest) captured only part of this text and garbled component values (e.g. '41.13 L', '26.71'); the image shows 8.6 uH, 26.7 uH, 1.4 uH, 470 pF, 1 Meg. No accompanying video, explanation, measurements or data are in the folder. Orange blocks cut the title text ('Ex[block]action', 'Yo[block]Tube'): they are an overlay with no electrical meaning. Author's figures as reported second-hand by the Investigator from YouTube descriptions/ASR transcripts (not in this folder, no video watched): 30 mA supply current (GndNrgEx_3, 2015; supply type not stated; GndNrgEx_1 says 'The power supply registers no change in the current'); 'Each led is only drawing 4mW from a battery despite being brightly lit' (GndNrgEx_9, 2016, 12 V 42 Ah battery). The 4 mW wording is ambiguous: most naturally battery input per LED (52 x 4 mW = 208 mW, about 17 mA at 12 V), possibly measured LED output power; the record holds no confirmed LED output measurement, and the two figures come from different videos a year apart. [web, via Investigator; QE]

Key claims

• A transistor RF oscillator coupled through L2 to an earth rod and a string of series white LEDs can extract usable energy from the ground (implied by the title 'Ground Energy Extraction'; no claim text is given).
• The supply current is the same with the earth rod connected as without it, once the alligator clip is positioned near L2 (the tuning note, 'Unearthed current draw to match earthed current draw'), which the author treats as the operating condition.
• The circuit emits RF strong enough that multimeters and oscilloscopes may read incorrectly or be damaged.
• The author reports each LED 'only drawing 4mW from a battery despite being brightly lit' (GndNrgEx_9, 2016); whether this is input per LED or measured output is not established.

Relevance: It is the only item in the project: a schematic of a 'radiant energy' / earth-energy circuit from the radiant_one YouTube channel. It defines the apparatus whose claim (energy drawn from earth through an earth rod to light LEDs) the reviewers would assess. Whether the LEDs light, and how much power is involved, is not documented here.

Mainstream conflict: The title implies extracting net energy from the ground, which conflicts with conservation of energy unless the energy comes from a known source (the supply, ambient RF, or earth potential/telluric currents of very small magnitude). The document itself gives no power figures, so the conflict is as implied, not demonstrated. Measurement caveat: RF can mislead meters, as the author warns.