Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[akashh]

@hans:  Thanks for the insights into the Stubble field patent.  Please do keep you posts coming since this seems to be a 'hot' topic.  Let's keep up the energy. 

In the stubblefield coil, you are right that the insulated copper doesn't make sense.  And more so when he states that the battery is electrolytically activated with water - what effect would that have other than shorting out the iron coil?  It would seem that the iron coil closely follows the copper one to take maximum flux from it - would that then interact with the central bolt? 

[Localjoe]

Double post see below

[Localjoe]

@Tisha Tang Um would that have anything to do with our bodies being good radiation absorbers since theres a lot of water in us?   And i have read up on the geomancy topic, i just feel it would distract this frourm, from its inital goal untlil the later stages of testing with a working device  when were hunting in different areas for current density. But for now most of us are using rods and maybe just endeavoring with the transformer avenue.(Some earth battery patents show plates directly connected to small transformers and or electromagnetic induction coils.

@ Hans V, thanks for the input, I really respect your input and your generation talking the time to help our up and coming one.  Most anything I have found on the stubblefield cell shows people stopping at the bimetal winding, now either they didn't look at the patent close enough and wind the secondary around it like it says or some of the info is dissinfo out there because it would not seem to be anything more than a weird thermocouple unless the power came off that secondary coil. The steel and copper wraps under  i think keep some kinda pulse train going from the steel getting mildly magnetized and the copper inducting that flux and then i dunno from there, but there has to be some effect so as the copper transfers its flux back to the steel wire and keeps cycling.  So by having two bimetals such as these, the copper and steel interacting, it  must be creating a rotating magnetic field there fore the secondary could provide polarized ac or pulsed dc , or as the patents says word for word " Secondary Current" .  This is the logic structure im working from when i build the stubblefiled plug.  I've been real busy doing computer work around town so i haven't posted any results lately but i have a spreadsheet here with plenty of fields that im going to put the data in so whatever you want to post is fine im just going through all the pages in the forum organizing the data so we can compare. Earlier in the thread Hans, I posted a basic measurement request from the experiments and whatever folks have the equipment to provide readings for is appreciated.   

[hansvonlieven]

G'day localjoe and all,

I know the idea has been bandied around that the Stubblefield coil is a sort of thermocouple. This cannot be with these specifications. In a thermocouple the dissimilar metals have to be in metallic contact with each other, something the patent states explicitly to avoid!

Hans von Lieven

[Pirate88179]

Hello all:

Here are some quick pictures.  The "close-ups" I attemped in the video did not work out so well. I shot it using the video mode on my digital still camera, not the best set-up.  the first should be a picture of the magnesium fire starter block in the ground on the south end.  The next is the carbon rod at the north.  The third is the led/capacitor setup.  These should be more clear than the video.

@Hans:

Yes, by all means, publish your info as you write it/obtain it.  This will give us all more to think about and experiment with while you are continuing to research.  I very much look forward to reading your input.

Right now, I am trying to learn more about coils and their operation and functions.  A point I see cropping up again and again is the "priming the pump" technique of inputting some energy into the earth which attract/produces/releases a lot more energy.

@Stefan:

I put in a plug for this website on my youtube video.  I didn't think you would mind.

Bill