Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[protonmom]

MW383... If Jeanna used the paper towel method, and it worked for her, then by all means go ahead with it.  I just could not see it working, but Jeanna has a lot more experience with the EB than I.  I have been wrong before.  If it works I would be very interested in knowing about it.

By the way, it never dawned on me that the oils on our hands would have any effect, but it does make sense.  However, something tells me that Nathan Stubblefield never bothered about it...or, maybe I am wrong again.

[protonmom]

Hello On the Cutting Edge.  Welcome to our group.  That is one long name.  Got a nickname we can use?
The best thing to do if you and MW383 are serious about making the EB, is to go back and read ALL the posts in ALL the forums that deal with it.  Read every word, and TAKE NOTES!   I had to read it all a couple of times, and I am still learning a lot.  Most of your answers will be found that way, but when the occasional question does come up where you cannot find the answers in the posts, you can usually bet someone in the forum will come to your rescue.  Mark my words, though...if you go back and read it all... you will find a lot of information...and you will be glad you did read it.

[onthecuttingedge2005]

I actually know quite a bit about batteries, I have two years of chemistry that's pretty helpful.

why not try something like this.

make sure your Flouride tooth paste doesn't have sodium already in the ingredient. the result is a sodium Flouride at the end of the reaction along with any stannic which will be Tin Salts.

[Pirate88179]

But how is that battery tapping into the telluric currents of the earth?  This is where the real power is. Over 100 kw.

Bill

[jeanna]

MW383... If Jeanna used the paper towel method, and it worked for her, then by all means go ahead with it....

Don't get me wrong ..It was the method...not the paper.

I used sack cloth which was a cheap and porous cotton.
I wrapped the core then put down a layer of wire spaced a little then another layer of cloth then the other wire.
The turn around at the bottom was a little tricky and I ended up sewing a few stitches to keep the wires separate from each other. This was easy enough since the needle was already threaded cuz I had sewn the cloth around the previous layer. It worked well and went much faster than wrapping strips around the copper.

@onthecutting edge,
Welcome to you.
How great to have another experienced earth probe experimenter with us.

You probably want to read the thread.

This thread started with probes in the ground which is perhaps similar to what you did as a kid, however we learned (the hard way) that we never introduced anything else into the earth.

Later this thread progressed to be a Nathan Stubblefield replication thread.
NS made an induction coil that somehow worked on the changing  magnetic field of the earth and he produced useful electricity from it.
I am convinced that the earth delivers a fluctuating magnetic pulse, because I have seen it with my scope.
A very little dc voltage is available by putting a pair of probes into the ground.
A very little dc voltage is available by using different metals for the wires.

I am making an effort to use both of these elements to produce some useful power.

Bill has been able to use mostly dc ( enhanced by the field where he lives) to turn on his fuji camera mod to light a fluorescent bulb.
This is very impressive, but unfortunately not possible everywhere on the globe.

Maybe you will be intrigued with some of the N Stubblefield coils and make one or five and join this effort.

jeanna