Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[Pirate88179]

Laser:

Great job there man!  Now I see how you have it set up.  Thanks for the video.  Keep it up.


Jim:

That sucks about the broadband.  What kind of idiot installer did they send out there to you?  Well, Merry Christmas my friend.  Maybe Santa can hook it up for you, ha ha.

Bill

[lasersaber]

The motor is still running.  I have only disconnected it a few times to check voltage.  I have added more distance on the north connection.  I am now at 1.636 volts and 38 Milliamps.  I need to test this running east to west and see if it works the same way.  I will be making a detailed video showing exactly what I am doing.  I have faith that I will easily be able to keep gaining milliamps as I have more time to work on this after the holidays.

I have made a bulk order of magnesium ribbon and special motors that start running at 10 milliamps.  I should have plenty left to sell to anybody who wants some.

[lasersaber]

Has anybody noticed the effect frozen ground has on these?  For the last two days the ground has frozen over hard.  My voltage stayed the same but my milliamps dropped to 31 milliamps.  I had 38 milliamps back when it was warm and rainy.  Maybe I need to bury my wire deeper than a couple inches.

[electricme]

@ Pirate88179 (Bill),
Thanks, lol, I just got back home, and read your post.
No the chappy just made a honest mistake me thinks, anyway I have managed to download and burnt the LAN driver to CD, I will see what happens when I set it up later on.
I also bought a D-Link plug in card to try out if plan 1 dosent work.
 
Apparently my email address alters so I will need to head into my OU setup to alter that too.
I will keep you all informed on what happens, one way or the other.

@ Lasersaber,
Try boiling your jug/kettle, then poor hot water along the length of the ribbons, then see if your current goes up higher (simulate summer heat days).
That would be a good test to see if heat plays a role in our experiments.

jim

[freepow]

@ lasersaber

Hi, from freepow,  have you tried enamelled covered copper wire ?

I tried 3x copper pipes joined together buried in ground running north from my verical copper pipe, made no difference in the mA's, dont know why !  Yet your copper wire seems to build up the mA's...

We need to build a EER (Earth battery) that can put out about 100 mA's (nothing is impossible) then maby feed into a Joule thief and run about 50-100 LED's for the house lights !!!