Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[t3t4]

@ jeanna,

Maybe your meter is not reading the vac properly.
We found that out last year when we were sticking probes in the ground.
I never saw any real ac until I had my little scope on this stuff.
What my meter told me was an interpretation extrapolated from the dc that was present.

Maybe it is the same for you??
What did you get last time?

Yes, this is why I said in the beginning that we should be using analog meters and testing equipment. I'm doing my best to show results by using what we all have and typically use every day. I'll get into some heavier stuff later, but right now, some of my equipment is out on loan. I have to get it back before I can show otherwise.

From memory, with a very crude inductor, far less then what I showed here, I received almost 7 VAC at the same location as well as altitude. I would think that more turns would be better, however, I'm quickly learning the opposite. I don't have it all figured out either, but I'm learning.... I can tell you this though, every-time I stick to basics while doing it naturally as far as component selection is concerned, I get results. There is something to that I believe.

By the way, thanks for posting that book, I did download it and have scanned it briefly. I see a lot in there so far to support many theories as well as designs. It will take me a while, but I might actually read through this.

Thanks,
t3t4

[IotaYodi]

@protonmom
Your quite welcome.  I had been on dialup at home for about 20 years until recently so I know how it goes.
I added a Diode page to the above post. At the bottom of the page there is "next". It basically shows you different diodes and what their purpose is.
There isnt a lot of images on one page so it should help with the dial-up.

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

[dllabarre]

Sorry,
this one:

http://www.scribd.com/doc/4560179/The-Researches-and-Writings-of-Nikola-Tesla-518pp1894

jeanna

Thanks Jeanna

This is a very good read.

PLEASE everyone.
Copy important files and patents to CDs for backup in case it gets deleted from the Internet and your computer crashes.
Also try to print the really important documents "just in case".

DonL

[Pirate88179]

protonmom:

What I do with resistors I have salvaged from a board is to just check them with my meter.  There is a color and band code but my way is easier and faster than looking them all up.  Just set your meter on ohms and check each resistor and record the resistance.  I put them all into little containers sorted by resistance.

Bill

[t3t4]

I have in my collection, the total works of Tesla, among others. But some have expressed a great dis-like towards downloads. I would be happy to post my collection if at least some are interested.

I have 101+ Tesla patents in .pdf form, along with movies and video documentaries. Also, I have Moray's work on file, as well as Steven Mark's TPU devise. From all I have seen, tested and read about, it all comes back to Tesla. But if at least some of you are interested in a rather large download, then just tell me where you would like me to place this stuff and I will upload it. I have it all backed up on 3 different drives as well as DVD.

So just say when and what you have interest in as well as where you want me to put it.

t3t4