Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[guruji]

Hi Protonmom nice results that you managed to charge that cap.
I did a piece of aluminium with a cloth on it and rounded a coil to it. It is giving me around 0.5v at 0.7ma.
What setup you did to acquire such results?
Thanks

[jeanna]

I have always believed that the silver globes always shown atop the NS device were a capacitor
The van de graff generator was a static generator which used a globe like those as caps.
So, I will have to say the bcap placed on those top wires is the way to go IMHO.

Also, the 2 secondaries that gave some results were both scramble wound and made without a sleeve between them and the primary.
When I made the secondary like the drawings they produced nothing and still do.
I have a bcap and a NS gen outside. It is sunny today so I may clip the bcap to the 10's and see what comes of it today.

Thanks for doing this and sharing it. It is so important.

Back a ways on this thread shortly after he arrived on the scene, jim electricme made an excellent description of ow to make a full bridge rectifier. I made one using his instrux and it worked really well.
If you look at his profile and look through his posts, you will find the text then you can click the link at the top of that post and get to where his whole post including picture is.
Once you do that it will be clear how the diodes need to be placed to continue the direction of what has been produced. I just collected it in the fuji cap because I did not have a bcap then.

jeanna

[guruji]

Hi Jeanna do you know what protonmom did to acquire these results please?
Thanks

[jeanna]

Hi guruji,
I do not.
I think she was just very careful.
Maybe she is the one to ask.?

jeanna

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I just put a cap across the 10's and I got 250mv
The ground is still so wet that the basic earth battery is all shorted...I think, or the copper wires are wet and dirty and need cleaning. The copper to NS North shows 650mv as EER, but the south side shows nothing really as EER from the center point of the 2.

The south side NS coil by itself is what made 250mv at the cap. But without moving the cap to the north side coil, I checked the ends straight with the meter, so I think there is something going on here.
It all is so close to what we were all doing last year.
I am amazed we never actually stuck a cap across those wires even though the meter said don't bother!!!
Well, I did put a cap across the top wires but it was the non can type. This is the can type that can collect something and accumulate it.


j

[protonmom]

Guruji, Sorry it took so long to answer you but I was not online, and then it took forever to get BACK online for some reason.  Slow internet....slow server.
Anyway, on the coil...I just took my time to make it as close to what I saw in the patent as I could.  Once I get the money together to buy more materials, I will make some more coils and then take pictures and notes this time.  I have most of it in my head, but I will know it better when doing hands-on.  As for hooking the coil up to the Boost cap...that was just a lark.  I figured it wouldn't hurt anything to try it.  I am glad I did.  I am pretty sure the readings I am getting right now are only from galvanic action, but if that is the case while it is OUT of the ground, then it will most likely give great results once I get it buried and aligned properly.  Then if I make several of these, and hook them up together I should be able to get some decent power/energy of some sort.    Jeanna thinks these are normal readings, and I am sure they are, too.  Nothing spectacular except that I am gathering the little bits and pieces of electric juices and storing them in a capacitor.  It is going slowly, but that might be good, too, especially for the boostcap.  Time will tell.  To me, the amazing thing is that I am actually seeing something happen with a coil that I MADE!!! with my own hands!!