Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[Pirate88179]

Localjoe:

This is very interesting.  Stubblefield (as you already know) used copper coils with STEEL wire!  Could you please make a rough sketch of this arrangement for me?  I think I follow your instructions but I can't quite picture it.  I have enough junk materials laying about to give it a try, both inside...and out.  I am not sure how to connect the primary and secondary wires together. (I can be a little slow at times)  The faster it runs, the more volts?  I wonder if it could put out enough volts to "charge" the battery then?  And, if hooked up to our earth battery.....who knows??

Nothing fancy, just a crude sketch with labels for where the wires go and I will do this.  Thanks.

Bill

[Localjoe]

I did this Real quick ,so don't mind the extreme artistic expertise 

[Pirate88179]

Localjoe:

Well, that's either the homopolar motor coil set up you talked about, or a naked blonde sunbathing on a beach. (that's the beer typing)  Seriously, thanks.  You should see my drawings...actually, I can draw but I am limited to using my mouse on ms paint...it's not pretty.

So, do you over lap the primary to the secondary then?  It appears from your drawing that you do.  I see the ends of the secondary attached to nothing...am I correct?  If this works man.......we can not only run motors but make electricty!!!!  Well, not make it but, tap it.

What kind of steel wire did you use?  I have a lot of wire but none of it is steel.  Are we talking coat hanger here?  I can improvise if needed.  Or, like fence wire?  I can get that.  Sorry for all of the questions but remember, I have been out of school a lot longer than you........ ha ha.

Bill

[Localjoe]

@Bill ,
          The steel wire is from a power supply i cut apart its insulated stranded and looks similar to any stranded copper and i just wrap 4 turns of it around the copper coil that was 40 turns, the end of the copper is where i put the meter. And yea that was a paint rendition ... seems to be the quickest thing to click on to draw with ya know...   
                                                                                                               Joe
The aero-planes were just a cool find ,figured you'd enjoy  Hold the phone those must be ufo's

[Pirate88179]

Localjoe:

Thanks for the info.  I get it now.  I printed out your drawing and am looking around for "ingredients".

Here is, I hope, an inlarged pic of the one you just posted.  What the heck is that?  That is not the Avro, which is the only "saucer" I am aware of that the airforce admitted to working on.  Those are F-86 fighters on either side which makes this pic from around early to mid 1950's.  Also, from the terrain, that looks like Edwards AFB in CA. Thanks for posting it.

Bill