Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[IotaYodi]

Start out with this.
http://www.hobbyprojects.com/general-theory.html

Most resistors are color coded. Larger resistors usually have the value printed on them. 
http://www.elexp.com/t_resist.htm
http://itll.colorado.edu/ITLL/index.cfm?fuseaction=ResistorChart
Printing charts and such out will give you a quick reference.

Diodes
http://www.learnabout-electronics.org/diodes_01.php

Learn how to solder also.
http://www.aaroncake.net/electronics/solder.htm

[dllabarre]

From what I've read, Tesla had it right from the beginning with AC.  I never read where he decided to use 60Hz in the US and 50Hz in Europe.  I believe that came later at some point.  Tesla talks often of high frequency.

I agree everything is made up of energy at some level or rate of vibration.
Now getting into Spiritual concepts, the rate an object vibrates dictates it mass.  Example: material objects vibrate slower and spirits vibrate faster.  To raise your spritual awareness you have to raise your vibration.
This is enough deviation from the topic.


Back to the fence post that WAS giving me 700mV.
The sun has been out all day today and the post is very dry thus I'm only able to get 25mV.
If nothing else this proves how important it is to insulate our aerial wires from EVERYTHING.  Even from things that are not supposed to be able to conduct electricity.  So far pvc pipe and plastic hasn't been able to conduct electricity (yet).

DonL

[jeanna]

From what I've read, Tesla had it right from the beginning with AC.  I never read where he decided to use 60Hz in the US and 50Hz in Europe.  I believe that came later at some point.

I think that is true, but I cannot find a reference for it, either.
I believe the main reason we are using the sinusoidal 60 (or 50) Hz AC system is because it is better for charging for the amps.

So, we are stuck with it because all our appliances use it.
But, if we could get to figure out how to make heat without the amps, we can use that heat for stuff like the toaster etc.

I 'downloaded' the realization that tesla also got a bunch of months ago and told Bill and Gary and some others, but that was just to tell someone.
I was not ready to argue the reasons yet, so I kept it quiet.

I had this wonderful thought the other day... and it is the reason I have been studying prof Lewin.
I see he comes very close to the explanation but ignores it. I am not finished yet, so he may say it.
Here it is not in a differential equation way, but the old ohm's law way.
E=IR
At the moment of the back pulse there is clearly no R or not much.
The inductor of the system has just let go.
And for that one moment between the up and down of the spike, the resistance is nil.

This means E=I x 0, which means E=0 which is nonsense because it goes way up.
However, if the resistance is almost nothing, the E=I

That means that when the voltage spikes to 200v, the current is almost 200A.
But the time is very small.

E/R=I means that the current in amps is the voltage divided by the resistance (nil)
See?

Tesla talks often of high frequency.

Right.
So, to continue...

In Faraday's law (differential and integral equations) the time factor is how it is expressed and the change of time is what approaches 0.

So, the only time you get into the situation of needing lots of amperage for use is when you have a slow time, 
like 60 hz. and you need that to do any work at low 110v volts.

If you picture those very skinny spikes pushed together 50k or 200k times per second, you can really see why he was telling us to get high frequency.
It is because the amps are available in a more steady way when the high spikes are happening a lot.

whew!

jeanna

[t3t4]

@ jeanna,

If you picture those very skinny spikes pushed together 50k or 200k times per second, you can really see why he was telling us to get high frequency.

I see the same thing! In my system, I'm tuning to a very high frequency, but also a very low frequency as well. If my understanding is correct, then by making this device sing, we should be able to extract all the power we need. It's just damn hard to do.

t3t4

[IotaYodi]

I never read where he decided to use 60Hz in the US and 50Hz in Europe.  I believe that came later at some point.  Tesla talks often of high frequency.

60 hz transformers were more economical to build than 50hz. Distribution power lines were more efficient at 50 hz. It was just a matter of money as to how the standards came about.  AEG from germany had a virtual monopoly and their standard spread to the rest of Europe. They first operated at 40 hz but flickering lights dictated a higher frequency to 50hz. Tesla  didnt have a say as far as having 50 or 60hz for a standard...