Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[turbo]

Hi Amigo 

If you could amplify the signal comming from the 4 diode Graetz bridge you can listen to it with head phones and analyze it on the spectrum analizer.
I am trying to find out if this "Whoosh Whoosh" is everywhere and if it's orgin is lightning.
The lightning strokes are continously Charging up the earth and i this should also work in reverse.

M.

[amigo]

Hi Amigo 

If you could amplify the signal comming from the 4 diode Graetz bridge you can listen to it with head phones and analyze it on the spectrum analizer.
I am trying to find out if this "Whoosh Whoosh" is everywhere and if it's orgin is lightning.
The lightning strokes are continously Charging up the earth and i this should also work in reverse.

M.

Hmm, would you hook the spectrum analyzer directly into the circuit (physical connection) or would you use an antenna near the circuit to pickup oscillations? What about environment interferences and such, where I live I got radio towers around me with strong FM signals?

The lightning strikes are a very interesting notion, they say over 300 storms at any moment around the planet. That's a lot of energy indeed...

[turbo]

Hi AMigo

I have hooked the circuit directly to the analyzer most of the time.
In some cases i have put the signal trough an amplifier but it is not nessesary.

I have some strong radiostations here too.

M.

[greginthewoods]

Hello all,
I am a new member and trying to get up to speed. I notice this thread started as 'Earth Battery Experiments' and hope I am addressing an appropriate group at Overunity forums or that someone will refer me to a more appropriate thread.
I have a question regarding the inclination angle (dip angle) of the bottom of the two electrodes. If a person at 35.5 deg North latitude with a magnetic inclination of 65.5 deg. draws an imaginary line from the bottom of the more Northerly positive electrode to the bottom of the more Southerly negative electrode, does this form a 65.5 deg angle with the surface of Earth to the South? To gain horizontal distance and prevent electrolytic action, this implies a thin horizontal sheet for the more negative electrode and a long rod for the positive. Attached jpg sketch.
-Greg

[Pirate88179]

@ Greg:

Somewhere in this topic there is a link to the us geolgical survey's site that you plug in you town or zip code and it gives you both the dip angle and the deviation for your area.  I just briefly tried to find it but could not.  It is here somewhere probably within the 1st 50 pages or so.  If i can find it later, i will repost it.  Thanks and welcome.

Bill