Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[akashh]

Good sleuthing...  however exciting as it is, that's where my interest in experimentation ends.  If it turns out we need to use blocks of radioactive stuff, I'll stick with solar and wind.  But it definitely does explain a lot about what stubblefield used to excite his weird little coil.

[hansvonlieven]

Don't give up on it yet akash,

There is a lot more to it than appears even now. Keely did not use radioactive material neither did Helmholtz or Tesla, and if my hunch is right there are other ways to excite the coils than using radioactivity.

The closest thing to radioactive bombardment is a pressure wave. Just bear this in mind.

It's early days yet.

Hans von Lieven

[Pirate88179]

Hans:

Pressure wave as in...magnetic...acoustic...or...?  (any or all of the above)  I agree that it is way to early to "give up" or form any conclusions at this point.  Hell, we are just getting started. I picked up two book from the local library on my way home that had ref. to Stubblefield in them.  Each book only had a chapter each.  It was the same old bio/background stuff, nothing new to report.  "One book did say that all of his equipment and devices have disappeared."  I hope this is not true.  I want to see what the Stubblefield museum has in their archives and inventory.

Bill

[hansvonlieven]

No Bill, it is not true, I have seen reports of people seeing some of his devices in a local museum. Perhaps someone at the university can tell you where the stuff is kept.

Hans von Lieven

[Pirate88179]

Hans:

I'm on it.  This is where being an investigator might really pay off.  Also, I am here in Kentucky which I think is fortuitous.

Bill