Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[jeanna]

@frozenwaterlab,

I need to leave for a long weekend today, but I took time to read the gb patent and it is indeed different.
I had it on my computer but never really studied it, because what was different was all the info about the electro-magnet!! (what the us pat would not allow!

GB189807577A is the gb patent number.


But here is what I want to repeat.

I want anybody to tell us where he says that a reed switch or any extra switching device is necessary.
Over and over he says the electro magnet comes about merely as a result of wetting the coil.
I saw in the latest video I made an extension of the time the rotor stayed going well beyond the time it rotated when it was away from the coil. It was not connected to the rotor.
I thought it was too subjective to count it, but after rereading the gb patent, I really think this is an important way to go.

I think this will be what I try to do when I return on monday or tues.

Thank you... this is very cool.

jeanna

[jeanna]

some screenshots I made of the different parts.

jeanna

[knabe]

Nice work on coils!

BTW, i found that magnesium electrode does not last forewer, but only 5-50 years.
http://www.anodesystems.com/Cathodic_Protection/All_About_Magnesium_Anodes.html

K

[nievesoliveras]

The @lasersaber switch exact position can be seen on this graphics.

Notice that the rotor is not dead centered on the coil.

Jesus

[lasersaber]

The rotor was not centered because that was the first place I ever got the rotor working really well on a NS coil.  I since have perfected this to a much higher level.