Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[Artic_Knight]

hey guys i know we are exploring the earth battery only at the moment but i just got another great idea to try.  if you spin the copper disk of a faraday disk with the magnet it supposedly still generates current right? but at this point the magnet is not stationary creating friction so theoretically you could pile on a bunch of these disks onto the shaft of a low volt low current motor and power the motor off the earth battery, now you got a lot of amps at a voltage similar to what we already have 2 volt :-p we just need a good glue some magnets and copper plates :-p LOL

any hoot i just wanted to throw that out there as an idea. i cant wait to go home and play with the battery!

for the earth battery to raise the current we need to have more surface area, that means deeper and wider.  im not sure how deeper will affect it but there are 8 ft copper and zink or galvanized? rods at lowes i believe it was, maybe home depot. they would be great!

[tak22]

@Artic Knight

you might save some $s and not buy large rods until you prove to yourself that "size matters". I've seen nothing yet that conclusively correlates surface area, depth, or distance to energy collected.

I'd get a known stable setup using magnetic inclination and declination first, then start throwing in the variables (close to tree, wet/dry, depth, metals, surface area, distance, depth, etc).

yes this project is on my list come better weather!

tak

[hansvonlieven]

G'day Artic,

What you are talking about has been tried many times, though perhaps not with an earth battery powering the Faraday disk. Have a look at the work of Bruce de Palma and his "N Machine".

http://antigravitypower.tripod.com/FreeEnergy/depalma.html

and the overunity thread on the device:     http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=626.msg66777

Hope this helps

Hans von Lieven

[jeanna]

I tried a cap that came from the same board it would charge to about .42 volts whit a 1 minute charge

Thanks Sid

Interesting that your cap fills to .42 volts. that is what mine has done on 2 different locations even when the voltage before I put the cap in line was 1.64volts.  And way more than 1 minute charge. it stayed at that level and never rose after the minute. Does this mean anything?
jeanna

[Pirate88179]

Here are some pictures of today's efforts.  I added the graphite carpenter's pencil and my new nail "cell" to the mix.

At first, I got:

1.05 vdc
4.2 mA

Then, since it is so cold, going to 9 degrees here today, I decided to hook up the old 9 volt to the cell and charge it for a few minutes.  Results:

1.64 vdc
6.24 mA

I made these pictures in the smallest format my camera allows.  We will see what happens.

Bill