Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[Pirate88179]

@ localjoe:

I have already stated my lack of electronics knowledge in earlier posts.  My question is this...if we use coils, won't that raise the volts (dc) and reduce the amps? (Ohm's law)  Does a rectifier amplify both volts and amps?  I am re-reading my electronics books as we speak but I am behind the curve here.  Carbon rod supposed to arrive this Friday.!!!!

Bill

[Localjoe]

No worries bill ,
           Take this for instance when you pass a magnet over a coil of wire it cuts the flux lines of the magnetic field and induces current in the coil, in this stage its still ac but when we take a 4 diodes and connect these two leads of the coil to opposite sides of the diode bridge the remaining 2 have rectified dc voltage now, that usable ect.  Now I think the difference between a 4 diode bridge and a 6 diode bridge is rectifying half of the ac wave form vs full wave which should rectify the whole wave form.  Hopefully i haven't butchered that description too much but im sure Stefan or others could help further elaborate if needed.

[Pirate88179]

Localjoe:

Thanks, yes I understand about the half wave and full wave from the bridge but, what happens to the amps?  Do they go up, down, or stay the same? My local supplier just called and I can pick up my carbon rod in the a.m.

Bill

[Localjoe]

@Bill   Different ammounts of turns will affect wether the voltage is stepped up and current lowered or visa versa, in an ac circuit .   For this to work though one needs to use ac or pulsed dc, so it kind explained some of my weird findings with different freq's and there still may be a magnetic component here with the rod exp.  because the voltage produced from the potato battery for instance is straight dc and at minimum what we have measured so far is pulsed dc or something our meters cant really read. so even though we haven't achieved great results yet our findings still indicate that its not just a galvanization reaction going on. Secondly, the Stubblefield cell uses coils even differently so as to have two bi metals wound side by side on a carriage bolt, copper and steel for instance, the copper insulated and the battery has one of each end of wire in the ground and the other two leads produce juice. This one is more along the lines of an electromagnetic plug of sorts that uses the earth magnetic energy and transforms it into what he called secondary current to us that could mean ac or pulsed dc so i hope thats more descriptive.
                                                                                                         Joe

[Pirate88179]

Localjoe:

Thanks for the explanation.  As I said, I have been rereading my text books.  So, you think we might be seeing pulsed DC?  That would be very interesting.  Stefan said that, when I got both ac and DC on my meter that typically you can get both.  But why?  I was raised that DC was DC and ac was ac.  Yes, you can use inverters and rectifiers to swap but...at the source, they should be one or the other....right?  Pulsed DC is another matter.  I know nothing about this but it might explain, like you said, Stubblefield's experiments and patents.  We are getting closer.

Bill