Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[Localjoe]

DOES ANYONE KNOW WHERE 3 PAGES OF THIS THREAD WENT?  I cant be that nuts we were at page 100 or 101 a day ago or so

[Freezer]

Sorry to hear that man..  I wonder if there is a way to dissolve the black oxide without ruining the rest of the cell.  Unwrapping is a real pain..I guess its not too bad if you can use that machine you have.

@ Joe

I don't think this thread broke a 100 posts yet, but were getting there.  I'm still trying to figure out how the make and break occurs, and or how Stubblefield did it.  I guess he might have made a homemade type of circuit making it out of common materials like that Thrapp guy said.  I guess the goal its to make it switch 1,000's of times per second or as fast as possible.  I guess I will just have to experiment and see if anything works, but seems like a needle in a haystack.

http://img181.imageshack.us/img181/2491/cellstub6ki1.jpg

[Pirate88179]

@ Joe:

I believe you are right.  3 or so pages gone, but, see if you agree.  I think the pages are longer now, for some reason.  I noticed this the other day, they just keep going on and on before jumping to another page so my guess is that Stefan changed something that made the pages a little longer, but less pages total.  You could pm him and ask.

Just look at the previous page...I don't recall them being that long before.  Just my thoughts.

@ George:

Man, that is terrible.  All of that work.  I went through something sort of similar with my first coil but, thankfully, much smaller than yours with only 1 layer at that time.  I feel your pain.  I wonder if you could chemically etch it off while still wound?  Soak it in a bucket of some solvent?  Best of luck George.  I am still looking forward to seeing the results of that monster coil.  It will be worth it for you I believe.

Bill

[sid10]

The site was down for maintainence this morning when i tried to log on.
Sid

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I don't think any of the posts are missing.

[georgemay]

@ George:

Man, that is terrible.  All of that work.  I went through something sort of similar with my first coil but, thankfully, much smaller than yours with only 1 layer at that time.  I feel your pain.  I wonder if you could chemically etch it off while still wound?  Soak it in a bucket of some solvent?  Best of luck George.  I am still looking forward to seeing the results of that monster coil.  It will be worth it for you I believe.

Bill, Freezer,

It is not that bad at all.   Winding 6 layers takes about 20 min. Insulating both wires really helps here.     Worst part is feeding 50 feet of wire into the braid which takes an hour and a half. 
If I find some time this weekend I'll will redo it.
George