Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[Pirate88179]

I e-mailed and called them multiple times before I ordered.  I wanted to make sure that I knew what I was getting.  I received my order today and this wire is the real thing.  I even tested it to make sure it was bare wire with my multimeter.

Excellent!!  This is really good news!

I also like your suggestion to call prior to ordering just in case the process changes but man, it will be so much easier to wind a large coil with that wire ready to go.

Thanks for sharing this source with everyone.

I look forward to seeing your experiments with it.

Bill

[lasersaber]

Here's a picture.

[Pirate88179]

Looks like solid copper wire with cotton insulation...man that is fantastic!!!!!!


Also, thanks for testing it with your meter for any coating on the wire.

This looks exactly what Mr. Stubblefield had back then folks.  I want to make one the diameter of a 5-gallon bucket.

Lasersaber, thanks again man, this really helped.

Bill

[jeanna]

Well lasersaber, you get the big prize as far as I am concerned.

When I get back from winter camping I will buy some.
How long did it take? Not long is my guess.

thank you,

jeanna

P.S.
@Bill,

A 5 gallon bucket!
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EDIT,
I do not see which one you decided to get.
It is sold by weight.
Would you mind saving me some research time and tell me what item number you ordered?
thank you!!
jeanna

[jeanna]

You  are right

This means that someone  has  reversed  the image already

I opened it in MS paint and hit flip horizontal
It  was easy to read then

I do not  think that  this  is  all that important
Anyone  remember  how much  education  Stubblfield had?
I am guessing not much.

I agree, and do not think it is important either, however, I do want to clear the education part up right away.

He was well educated.
His father was an attorney, and he taught a school as well.
Take the style of writing seen in his patents as an example.
He wrote in complex sentences and in a manner in which modern people are not capable.
He also taught calligraphy and was proud of it.

People with dislexia  sometimes transpose numbers  or write letters backwards ......for many dislexics  reading  backwards  is as easy as reading the normal way.

Exactly.
I did not need to have my computer reverse it.
My only problem was the quality and fuzziness.

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Someone  was bothering  Stubblfield  with claims like  " you can't even write correctly."

Stubblfield then writes out the top part of the page..........backwards and asks the person to read it........of course they can't

So  then  Stubblefield   scrawls the  part at the bottom so they can figure it  out...........and walks  away.

Good visual!

jeanna