Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[georgemay]

Bill,
Just to clarify,
Not my cousin - his neighbor does it.
He is just producing pure AC which he sells to the grid.
He does not sell any kit, or work on it.
How much power he can produce?  According to my cousin,  his neighbor doesn't work anywhere else.  He is just living selling power to the grid. 
I will attempt to get more info from my cousin about this technology.  However I tried to do this 2 years ago without much of a success.  I did some research on the internet and actually found nothing at all either.  According to my cousin this technology is used in Germany where his neighbor learned about it. 
George

[Pirate88179]

George:

Thanks.  Yes please see what you can find out.  Maybe we should have Stefan look around in his country to find out about this technology. So, I see, he just sells the power to the grid for money. (Boy, I would love to do that) Sorry I was confused that it was your cousin.  Sometimes I read these posts too fast.  Please keep us posted.

@ Stefan:

Have you heard of anyone in Germany doing this?  Of course, the people that are doing it are most likely going to keep quiet about it like George's cousin's neighbor.  Maybe you could make a few inquiries?

Bill

[georgemay]

Bill, I just sent email to Poland.  Let's see what is going on now. 
My original intention posting here was to "redirect" experiments into biological waste.  Myself cannot do it as I live in tight neighborhood, and making my own biological waste cell is out of questions because of the smell.   Someone who lives in more open areas could try to dump garbage into the drum or hole in the ground for some time and then try to measure voltage.
George

[hansvonlieven]

G'day George and all,

Please read the article I have posted above. What your Polish mate does seems to be the same thing. They have been experimenting with breeding these microbes in garbage and extracting electricity from it, albeit in smallish quantities. Perhaps the fellow in Poland found an efficient way of doing this.

Hans von Lieven

EDIT:   here is another link:  http://www.bu.edu/research/spotlight/2007/biology/microbes/index.shtml

They are talking about 100 watt per cubic meter and are aiming to achieve 10 times that.

[FreeEnergy]

forward the video to about 20 minutes and see...

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4591847614090637731&q=soil+battery&total=11&start=0&num=10&so=0&type=search&plindex=5


edit - sorry i though it was some kind of soil battery but it turned out to be some kind of vinegar type battery.