Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[john_bedini]

Resonanceman,
I'm not here for any reason, but I have learned a long time ago not to spoon feed people or they do not learn anything. That is what I said and nothing more. I have not given you any riddles it was just the best way to say it. You may have all the information I have on Stubblefield, no questions asked.
If you read into my comment that I'm going to speak in riddles your wrong, sorry for that. I don't know all the answers to this either. I'm also tired of all the BS about me and what I do. I have been real honest here about what I know concerning Stubblefield, but if you see otherwise I'm glad to go on my way.
John B

Freezer

I do not  believe that anyone  but  John can say why he is here.

I will give him some space.   

I will let him answer as he sees fit without  further  comment on it.


I just had to state my position  on a few things.

I do  think it is a good thing that he is here...........even if he insists on  answering questions with riddles ........ Someone will gain something.
I have grown very tired  of that kind of thing on the JT threads.........
If he wants  to answer like IST Sr ....I will just skip over most of his posts



gary

[Magluvin]

Well I would like to see you stay John and pleased to meet ya. I understood what you were saying, and I understand why you say it the way you do, and that could be for other reasons also and I respect that.
Nothing against ya Resman, You and I hung out at the spark gap for a bit, but people are people and we should respect everyone as they are. =]

Mags

[jeanna]

@Gary,
The only load is the meter... or whatever load there is when the coil is connected to 25 feet of wire then another coil, with a meter in the middle reporting what is happening.

Yes, I just went back to reread John's posts.
He said to put a diode so that what goes out into the next coil/cap will not flush back.

Of course I am not sure if electrons are moving or if pos charge is flowing so I am always putting diodes in backwards, then removing them and putting them in backwards again.
(It is great to be very spatial but because of it I miss the details others get. And, especially in electronic circuits, because they are SOO linear. It is the reason I ask for the little details so much.)

I am deciding I have all of it right or close enough except for the impedance.
If I have 1.6mH and 1.7 ohm resistance, I do not have enough.
The thing is I do have something, and I should be able to at least prove the concept without building another coil. (#14)
Then I can scale it up.
(Kinda the way I did with the leds and the jtc.)

So, how to I add a load when nothing turns on?
Is a load some kind of magic item I have missed?
I admit I assumed a load would be ignored with too little happening.

Maybe what I could do is take my nongalvanic NS type coil and try adding caps and coils and diodes and caps and see if something happens.

thank you,

jeanna

[resonanceman]

I thought Johns statement on the "interrupter" was clear the first time. He still gave a good analogy on Fords Ignition system. Basic magnetic field collapse on a coil stuff. If you dont know this then its time you study basics first. Also its not hard to google interrupter.

IotaYodi

I do not  remember  thinking of you as an info snob......but  this quote is  a perfect  example  of the thinking  of an info snob.

A model T is a little  bit before my time..... I could look it up but  I have other projects going.

This  site  was intended  as a place to SHARE information  about earth batterys and things like that..........It was not intended  to be a place for  people to point out  how lacking others may  be in their  education.

I wil   be the  first to  admit that   I am ignorant  in alot of areas........I am new to electronics  and  building stuff.

You  might not realise it but it is  very likely  that the person that comes up with a truly  practical OU device will probably not  be well educated. ............Most EEs never question their  education  .......then  never  even  give it a thought that  what  they were taught might have been tweaked to make OU dificult.

If  you follow  all the rules........OU  is impossible........not because it can't  be done............but the rules have been  designed over the years to keep it impossible. ( by the big company's that support  our collages )


If I had the knowledge that you claim to have.......I would have tried to explain a little bit  about how the model T ignition coil is  different from the modern version.

Rather than saying it is easy to google something.......I would  google it and post a link,
If I refer to  a particular  thing ..........I always post  a link  if I have one  .........I do not see why others don't do this ......


gary

[jeanna]

@John,

I have been real honest here about what I know concerning Stubblefield, but if you see otherwise I'm glad to go on my way.

I appreciate this.
You are the only person in the world who has been able to make a stubblefield generator work.
[Well I am not counting trapp, because he is leveraging it for money for his religion.]
You are the only person who has managed to figure this thing out, and many many people have tried. Last year I met an ee from NZ who had tried years ago. He was changing my car battery for me and he said "let me know if you ever crack it" He was also with a group of folks trying to figure it out.

So, it may have been easy and obvious for you.

We don't have that little glyph of the guy banging his head on the wall, but that is how this has been for me.
And, I have not given up.

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So, is it easier to comment on a pic from us/me? or is it easier to make a drawing?

I plan to make a drawing of a coil in parallel with a*** cap followed by a diode with the stripe no doubt in the wrong way, then followed by a longer coil in parallel with a bigger cap followed by another diode.
Is that how you would connect this?
Well the first is only a cap then diode because the coil is in the ground already.

jeanna
***oops
First the diode then the cap and coil in parallel,  then another diode then another cap and coil in parallel.