I began to build it immediately prior to my eviction due to my trust having been bled dry by an embezzling former trustee who is about to be sentenced for adversely, and criminally, impacting the lives of twelve other people besides myself. But I didn't make use of all of the parameters of my own design. I took shortcuts. So, it's no surprise that it didn't work. Plus, I've learned a little bit more about how to fill in the missing details which the simulator can't provide, as in: how to attempt to segregate three distinct magnetic couplings among three sets of coils.
Now, my equipment (such as it is) is all of it in storage and all I get to do is survive to replace what my former trustee used to do which was the paying of my bills. Without ever having developed any job skills, I'm doing pretty good all things considered. And for therapy, I continue to blog and look up stuff.
But being homeless is a stressful condition in which all I ever focus on, much of the time, is how to reduce my stress factor. Having the liberty to do otherwise, would be a grand adventure. All I can do is patiently wait for that opportunity.
Sorry to inconvenience you.
I'd suggest, you either put it (free-energy circuit) on the back-burner (waiting pile), for now, or even forget it, altogether.
But instead, concentrate on bettering your situation, and resolving the homeless situation.
My attempts on getting you to build the circuit. Was so that you could find out the answer, who was/is right?, you or just about (or all) of the posters, in this thread.
As with many inventions. My understanding is that successful inventors, only tell people about the MK40 version, or however many iterations/prototypes/experiments, were needed to finally come up with a working and successful invention.
E.g. IIRC, WD40, was in real-terms the 40th experiment. Water Displacement Experiment number 40, hence WD40.
Also if you do end up inventing anything, I doubt it will be a free-energy device.