Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[electricme]

Thanks to everyone for the welcome back.

I will take a look at Lasersabers stuff shortly but looking at my bandwidth, it says 102bytes, Activ8me is pritty lousy with their so called brodband product, even dialup is blindingly fast. Maby I should put the dish through a shredder and post it back to them 


The people up there need a lot of stubblefield coils with LEDs on them, so lets get cracking on it.

I'm still mineing my way through emails and PMs 

jim

[electricme]

@all,

I just came across a circuit that could be put to good usage by us in our stubblefield research.
This test instrument measures the strength of a magnetic field and is the magnetic field the North Pole or the South Pole.

I found it in Circuit Notebook of the Sillicon Chip September issue on page 92, there are very few parts which makes it easy to build.

It uses a UGN3503u    3 pin IC (not a transistor) it's a radiometric linear Hall Effect sensor, Jaycar part number ZD-1902

It was designed by a reader in N.S.W. and forwarded to the magazine, which I recomend to everyone.

For those who dabble in HHO stuff you might be interrested in this http://www.siliconchip.com.au/cms/A_112072/article.html

   
jim 

[MW383]

Hello. After a very long hiatus (many life events including the birth of 2 children) My interest in this subject has returned enough to start actively developing again. I have located all of my old materials and prototypes. I will be taking a bit of time to read all of the postings I missed. I look forward to talking with you guys soon.

Hi Jeanna, Electrime.....

[Pirate88179]

MW383:

Welcome back.

Also check out Lasersaber's topic where he has an NS coil powering a rotor now for over 3 months.  He used the cotton covered wire and it appears to be a pretty true replication of NS's coil.

Looking forward to seeing your experiments.

Bill

[MW383]

Thanks Bill. I will indeed look at this other project. Boy I am way behind!