Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[lasersaber]

Hi Everybody,

This morning I decided to try adding some copper wire running horizontally just under the ground to my north connection point.  Guess what!  For every few feet I added I gained milliamps.  I added about 12 feet and now have 1.6 volts at 21 milliamps.  This allows me to now run my motor with propeller continuously off my earth battery alone.  I am not using a capacitor and the motor has been running all day.  I even tried disconnecting my carbon rod and it just kept running.  I am now going to do a bunch of experiments to establish my magnetic field lines, learn how to keep stepping up the milliamps etc.

I will post a video of the motor running with no capacitor later.  It looks so cool to see a motor turning a propeller that is just connected to two wires running into the ground.

Merry Christmas

[Pirate88179]

Laser:

Man that is great!  Can you post a simple drawing of what you describe?  Was this copper wire bare or insulated?  Was it run in parallel from your south to the north, or just by itself?  This is an interesting development here.  19mA's is what I get with my carbon and large block of magnesium so these are great numbers your cell is putting out.

Merry Christmas to you too.

Bill

[jeanna]

Wow lasersaber,
I just need to cover my long copper wire instead of having it run on top and I will get more milliamps!

It is the simplicity of it. I love it.
Thank you for doing this and posting.
Please continue. I am up north and while it is not frozen this week, it is unpleasant to go out to do this, (but I might anyway.if you keep showing this...wow)

thank you,

jeanna

[electricme]

@lasersaber,
Excellent discovery you have made here, all this copper wire just running under the top soil, wow.
I wonder what would happen if I did the same with my roll of copper pipe I bought a couple of months ago, this is exciting stuff.

@all,
I have my satellite broadband dish and modem installed, guess what, it doesn't work, rather it's the networking card, boooohooo, and it's Christmas time, shops are shut, good thing I know someone who might be able to loan me a networking card, ha ha.

I got to be away for a few days over the Xmas break, ohhhhh no, and all these new discoveries and I have to wait, grrrrrrrr, not fair lol.

Merry Xmas's everybody.


jim

[lasersaber]

Here is a video showing my continuously running motor:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cr9eEaldcnY

I used bare copper wire.