Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[jeanna]

Sorry about the straw hat. 

What I think is so interesting about this as well as the joule thief scope shots is that the waves repeat their pattern at different resolutions. This must be harmonics. I cannot think of another explanation.

So, the "lowest res", the one that is 500khz between those markers might just be the fundamental for the one at 2.2Mhz... I do not know.

BTW, I did not adjust the markers for each picture. The scope says, for instance, 2.2Mhz between the markers and that includes whatever is shown between them.

I took a movie which has a lot of straw hat but shows the progression from lowest to highest. I may try to find a place to upload it and get you the link.
I uploaded both of them here
http://www.overunity.com/index.php?action=downloads;sa=view;down=278
and here
http://www.overunity.com/index.php?action=downloads;sa=view;down=279

I hope the upload worked and you can see them.
They are avi files from my camera.
quicktime opens avi's on my computer.

jeanna

[tishatang]

@Jeanna
Your last scope shots show what is a classic radio carrier wave being modulated by another wave (voice, music, data?).

I now suspect your leads from the scope are acting as an aerial and picking up a standard broadcast AM station.  2.5 Mhz is near the top of the AM radio range.  Take a portable radio to your EB  site and see if there is a strong station coming in at the 2.4-2.5 Mkz range?  If there is, I suspect your scope is picking it up.  If there is no strong station, try and put some kind of Faraday shield around the scope, leads and EB and see if that eliminates the AC signal.  Maybe you could take an old microwave oven  to the site and put most of the leads and scope into it and take your readings?  If the readings go down, suspect that the in your area is some kind of radio transmitter nearby.   If no change, than more likely the AC is from the EB which is good news.

Here is chart of radio freq band off the  web:
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"   by xmatt    Sat Apr 28 2001 at 21:52:43
The radio spectrum is divded into several "bands" which were, to the best of my knowledge, defined at an international conference on radio communication in 1959.

The bands, and their uses as best I know are as follows:

Frequency                    Nomenclature                         Uses
10 - 30 kHz                  Very low frequency (VLF)           ?
30 - 300 kHz                 Low frequency (LF)                 ?
300 - 3000 kHz               Medium frequency (MF)              Commercial AM radio
3 - 30 MHz                   High frequency (HF)                shortwave radio, citizen band radio, some amateur radio (ham) operations
30 - 300 MHz                 Very high frequency (VHF)          commercial FM radio, commercial broadcast television,
                                                                marine VHF radio, some ham operations
300 - 3000 MHz               Ultra high frequency (UHF)         commercial TV (channel 14 and up), cellular phones,
                                                                analog cordless phones (900 MHz), two-way radios (government/civil)
3 - 30 GHz                   Super high frequency (SHF)         SETI, Experimental
30 - 300 GHz                 Extremely high frequency (EHF)     Experimental
300 - 3000 GHz               Tremendously high frequency (THF)  Experimental   "

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The encouraging thing is that radio interference is usually in the microvolt range and not the millivolt range.  So, looks like something positive is going on.

Tishatang

[electricme]

@all,

As this is the NS thread I will post my new discovery here, which relates to my Earth Battery.

Just a bout a half hour ago I happened to go into my kitchen where I have my EB setup via leads.
Connected to the outside leads is a 55 Farad SC which has been under EB charge for a couple of days.
Counnected to this setup is a CRO, a multimeter and a single 1 watt Luxon Star LED.

Just now I saw my 1 Watt Luzon Star LED, being lit up by my earth battery.
To my knowledge, this is the very first time a 1Watt Luxon Star LED has ever been lit by a Earth Battery.

The proof is in the 3 tiny weeny videos.

Please excuse the over exubiance, I was very excited lol.

I just checked the size of the 3gp file, it is too big to post here, ohhh no.


jim

[gadgetmall]

@all
Actually there are many Ac signals mixed up in a good earth battery as logged by Greg at arsf  . The most can be picked up at 20 feet apart . carbon to the north . In a Magnetic LEY line . Ley Lins are about 10 feet apart and move thru out the day .If you can Make a Dousing rod from some stiff copper wire and fin water you have hit a ley line . Water Follows the Magnetic Ley .

Bill you got a good one there . Is your Carbon north ? I bet it is .

I have carbon and magnisium rods of all sizes now here is a picture of a few .This is pure carbon in the first two pics and made just for me and you .

@Jim / Yea ! You see the Magnetic Flux Increase and light a powerfull led . that is something . My 1 Watter i just got won't light at all . it takes over 3 volts . Thats fantastic Flux you got there .I wish you had a logger so you see when it repeats , It also might have something to do with solar flares shifting our magnetic Ley . Cool . have you Buried that rim ? I am trying to cut the tire off mine . I came it sweating like a pig drenched . can't take it no more today . I did move My rods and looked at the Magnesium and see how much it ate up . a tiny bit on the end .  i reset the rods again and got 1.7 volts at 5 ma today so far . . I am using a germanium diode now to test the charge on the ultra cap . Also when you get telluric current less degradation occurs on the magnesium or negative electrode  you have to have Two Dissimilar Metals to see any good voltage and the deeper you go the more you see .

Albert
 

[jeanna]

@Jeanna
Your last scope shots show what is a classic radio carrier wave being modulated by another wave (voice, music, data?).

I now suspect your leads from the scope are acting as an aerial and picking up a standard broadcast AM station.  2.5 Mhz is near the top of the AM radio range.  Take a portable radio to your EB  site and see if there is a strong station coming in at the 2.4-2.5 Mkz range?  If there is, I suspect your scope is picking it up.

NADA
In fact there is one very weak station at about half or 1200k which I can hear but full of static.
This could be the first harmonic of that.

Today the waves look different.

If there is no strong station, try and put some kind of Faraday shield around the scope, leads and EB and see if that eliminates the AC signal. 

um no, the whole thing is 25 feet long.
They may be picking up a station, but I was under the tree taking a scopeshot of the cu to cu pipes and there happens to be a stubblefield generator planted there.

I put the lead on the Fe wire and on my way with a lead to the cu wire I picked up a very big signal... But not all the time. It is not a constant wave with carrier wave that showed there, but something else, maybe. I am not a radio guy, so I know I do not know.

I live near a military installation and there may be a bunch of waves from their stuff too.

...in your area is some kind of radio transmitter nearby.   If no change, than more likely the AC is from the EB which is good news.

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The encouraging thing is that radio interference is usually in the microvolt range and not the millivolt range.  So, looks like something positive is going on.

Tishatang

@All,
Here is a pic I took of the scope connected to the NS generator giving us the waves of whatever it is in the air and on the ground here. 

jeanna