Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[lasersaber]

The guys that sell the wire do not know how many feet are on the rolls.  This video showing my coil might give you an idea on how much wire you may need: 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JHPKSdRRPCQ

The coil in the video used two rolls of "125g 0.9mm Double Cotton £8.20"

After making the video I let the motor run all night.  It was running a lot faster this morning after I got up than it was last night.  I put a quick magnet wire secondary winding on it this morning and verified that it produces current on the secondary when the main coil is switched on and off.  I need to get more magnet wire before I can do a proper secondary winding.

[protonmom]

Laser,
I really liked your video.  It was clean, clear, no jumping around with the camera.  You are obviously good at filming.  Now, could you please show us more of how you wound the coil?  Did you use Stubbs exact patent, or did you make any changes?  Did you soak the coil in water only, or did you add anything?  In the vid it looks as though you were using only the 5 and 6 to produce elec.  Is that correct?  You said you also hooked up the sec and got power as long as you used the make and break on it.  Was that sec power as good as the primary?  Did it last as long?  Could you please make a diagram showing how many turns, and layers etc were used on the coil?  Also....  did you use a special iron wire?  What was it and how does it differ from fence wire?  Sorry for all the questions, but you seem to be the one who has the answers so I come to you for help.  Help!  Thanks!   

[resonanceman]

Here is a video that shows  a guy using  a make and  break circuit like we talked  about a few times

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TSTNVTEqwqg&feature=youtube_gdata


gary

[Mk1]

@gary

Nice find that would work , and if reminded me of a switch i found in a dollar store item , i will post soon.

This thing is looking better and better everyday.

Mark

[electricme]

@ Lasersabre,

Congradulations on getting that small electric motor to tun off your stubblefield coil.
Wonderful achievement.

I have seen your Youtube video.

I would like you to do an experiment for me please.

lower the coil to the table, while the motor is running, then slowly bring a compas towards any of the iron bolt's ends.
What I want to know, is the compas needle vibrating?
Is one end favouring North and the other end south?


Hold a magnet in your hand, then slowly bring it towards the iron bolt, don't let it touch the bolt, I want to know if you can "feel" any reaction besides attraction or repulsion of the magnet from a distance.

Could you please post a drawing showing what wire from the coil, (inner or outer turns) which you connected to the motor.
Thanks.

Well done Lasersabre.

jim