Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[Pirate88179]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uzUMPklZG3I

Above is a link to a video I just put up on my simple homopolar motor replication.  The lighting is poor as it is raining here today and I am not able to test anything outside. The video is nothing new I just felt like replicating the simple one before moving on to Joe's coil configuration.

@Localjoe:

I am still working on the coil set up that you posted.  I think I can use one of my guitar strings for the steel wire, it should work.  Let me know if you find out anything on the probe designs.  I agree that this forum is a wonderful place for the exchange of information.  With the exception of only one or two, I have found everyone else to be very helpful and knowledgeable.  I just hope your coil circuit does not "Lead Out" more energy than we can handle. Ha ha.

@Hans:

I downloaded that software from the Russian guy.  Looks like a very nice, detailed program.  Thanks.  It is going to take me a while to learn and understand it but, that's what rainy days are for....reading.

Bill

[hansvonlieven]

G'day again guys.

Below is a picture of a motor built by Stubblefield that he ran of his earth batteries. Has anyone here seen a motor of a similar design?

Hans von Lieven

[Localjoe]

@Bill
         What ive found is if you can get the insulated flimsy steel wire and since its stranded just pry away a single strand at the end where you have it insulated then use that to brush the motor it works way better and you see the effect more pronounced.  Just a tip. 
                                                                                                      Joe
                                     

[rice]

if you use sound card or other input on computer use isolation transformer inline.  small one is ok and cheap too
it is 1 to 1 should work if it is ac you are getting from ground

[Pirate88179]

An interesting thing that I discovered by building the homopolar motor as seen in my above posted video.  The screw with the two neo mags on it as seen in the video no longer turns.  I assembled another unit and it worked fine.  then, I went back and tried it again...it also no longer worked.  Does this mean that the mags magnetize the screw after a time rendering it non workable?  Has anyone else experienced this?  I now made a third assembly and I will see if it too quits working after a time.

Great photo Hans, I enlarged the photo and I can't see exactly what the heck sort of motor that might be.  I am puzzled by the long shaft and the apparatus at the top of the structure.  Very interesting.

Bill