Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[prepro]

Hi Guys,
This is my 1st post here...so be gentle

I am very interested in this topic. I notice these posts are all from some time ago. Has anyone made any recent experiments?

I found another site that lists some info about this. And if I am reading correctly they have achieved Very large currents.
The page is very repetitious, and a bit hard to follow...but check it out I you are interested:-
http://www.angelfire.com/ak5/energy21/earthbatteries.htm
Some of their claims sounds too good to be true (that's if I am reading correctly.)

I have been trying to get out in the paddock for the last few weeks, and do some testing. Hopefully I will get a chance in the near future.
Any one have anything new to add?


Cheers!
Paul.

[electricme]

Hello PrePo and welcome to the site.

I'll be gentle,    you are right about not much been hapenning, we all got a bit slack, me thinks its because of all the diss a pointments result wise, an most here have jobs to go to, not like me, old white haired slack and lasy 

Its 12.48 am here so I gotta go n get some sleep, but I will take a bau peep at that web addy you provided in the morning.

Feel free to put in your 2 bob's worth, it just might be the "key" we need an itl make u famous ha ha

Jim

[tolenio]

Hello,

Has anybody used an ionizing coating on their antenna?  Potassium chloride is relatively easy to acquire (salt substitute in grocery store).  This should aid collection of charge.  Simply set up a ground insulated sheet of mylar or aluminum sheeting (aluminum foil), horizontally,  Then check the charge with your multimeter.  Then mist the foil with a solution of pure water with as much potassium chloride you can disolve into it and take another reading. (not sure if it has to dry)

I have also read that metalic, Christmas tree garland will act similar to the ionizing needles on Plauson's 1922 collection balloons.  You simply add the garland to the end of your antenna.  You could test this with the addition of the potassium chloride ionizing mist (not sure if it has to dry)

Can anybody test these ideas?

Thanks,
Tom

[electricme]

@hello all

It's nice to read about all these "other" discoveries, and it makes a change to the Nathan Stubblefield forum, however this site was developed for the Stubblefield research group.

Now please don't get me wrong, I'm not trying to put anyone off, and I certainly don't want to offend anyone reading this, but I think we need to keep the Stubblefield stuff on track.

Those who have posted reciently, have done this in good faith with a view of trying to join in and helping with suggestions, which is appreceiated, and please continue to do so.

If you want to help with Stubblefield "stuff" then the best suggestion I could make is to ask nicely, to take a look at all the posts.
Browse through them, then take a indepth look through, just maybe we older posters have missed a previous vital clue.
(we are not perfect)
This will give you the reader a good grounding of what we have been doing. Many previous posters have provided many helpful links.
 
There is another Stubblefield forum started by Billo, which is appreciated as it takes a bit of strain off this group, and we seem to see saw between the 2 groups. Bill passes by here from time to time, hello Bill.

I apologise if I have ruffled any feathers, but we should get back on track.

Jim

[electricme]

@ tolenio
Hello Tom

Welcome to the forum,

I havent even given it a thought, about using an ionizing process, (this is something I want to do one day) I believe you must be referring about the process that is used to coat the cathodes of valves, when they get hot they emit electrons to travel towards the plate, being "modulated" by the grid.

I have been thinking of using a Triode between the mosfet and my SS cells, saves destroying my transisters. (but this is for another forum)

But your suggestion may be a key for us.

Jim