Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[kukulcangod]

My connection was slow but ,I managed to find the link for the water battery

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J677Go-pO2k&feature=related

best regards

[kukulcangod]

I hate to think this guy took it from our comments on topics like this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wnz3trDnTPs&feature=related

I made something out of cement, it didn't work after a while and water didn't activate it again, for what I hear in the video it says it uses magnesium and carbon, guys...we were close, really close...I think we should work togheter making a corporation to develop the stubblefield coil somehow...I think even using water will eventually deplete our drinking clean water, at least in florida despite rains and everything there are ridiculous restrictions about it, then again , there is water almost anywhere and it doesn't need it clean, question is how powerful and scalable this invention is..But if you ask me I think it can be running our cars with hydrogen production, cost effective ? I don't know...
My two cents...

[Pirate88179]

That is why I have been working with magnesium and carbon on my EB or EER since the beginning about 3 years ago.

Bill

[jeanna]

Woah,
I just finished row 3 on my new laser/stubblefield coil.
I think 2 rows a day might be too hard on my hands, and 3 is out of the question.
I am using 24awg or 0.51mm bare copper covered with cotton
and
19 awg soft steel fence wire. I include the word soft as it is on the label.
It might be soft and it is less stiff than the black annealed but this is very hard to move around.

So far so good. I have no shorts and around 0.7v .
Maybe later I will take a pic.

The firestarter / copper battery is still only lighting a red led from the secondary. but I can light 2 in parallel.
I thought I could get the spike volts up, but the firestarted gives up its current very reluctantly.
So far the top spike is 1.47v
I am wondering if the best thing would be a combo where the firestarter has some mag ribbon spooling off to the neg of the circuit and the copper wire is the positive, just because it is easier to use a wire.
I am quite sure that the 24 gauge copper is just fine. It has seemed all along that the longer wire did better than the shorter one and the gauge did not matter.
My guess is it is just about surface area.

thank you,

jeanna

[Mk1]

I hate to think this guy took it from our comments on topics like this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wnz3trDnTPs&feature=related

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Those battery have been around for quite some time , they are just not available in America NOPOPO battery ( just PIPI)  .



http://www.ubergizmo.com/15/archives/2007/09/nopopo_urinepowered_battery.html