Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[Localjoe]

Yes bill i did encounter that and my only recourse was to use different metals until i found one that didnt saturate immedatly as well it helps to pulse it slowly like 3 sec on 2 off 3 on 2 off and you will see it revving up like a swing a little energy timed right will increase speed constantly with no extra input , like the swing same energy put in but you keep going higher.... 

[Pirate88179]

@ Localjoe:

What do you mean by "saturate"?  I thought is was magnetization but, when tested, the screws were not magnetized.  I swapped out the magnets and it worked again.  What possible change could take place in the magnets (neos)  that would make this work one minute....and ten minutes later no longer work?  They are still very strong as magnets but no longer work for this motor.  Very strange.  I even tried to reverse the polarity for reverse rotation and....nothing.  I swapped bats and....nothing.  I swapped mags and...it worked again....for a time.  Maybe it does not matter but I would like to understand what was happening here.  If your coil arrangement works, we want it to continue to work.  This research is like pealing an onion, one layer gone, many more exposed.

Bill

[Pirate88179]

@ Localjoe:

I just wanted to report that I tried my original neos on my original screw (about 6 hours later) and it worked just fine!  What is going on here?  I don't want to get side tracked but, this could be important if we are able to use coils to up our voltage on the earth bats.  What change took place temporarily in the neos? Why did they reset?

I tried what you said and had only one strand, about a .015 dia. wire touching the mag and it really took off!  In the video I was getting what I considered to be very high speed.  I had to balance the rig so I could go that high.  Well, with just the little wire strand it kept accelerating until all hell broke loose.  The screw shot across the room and was spinning on the carpet in the other room.  This is so very interesting to me.  Let me know what you think.

Bill

[Localjoe]

@bill certain metals after a time saturate when in contact with a magnetic feild. Theres a saturation table somewhere, i'll find it for you.
Usually if you flip the polarity of the battery it'll do it i think theres a possibility that the battery saturates too because while using something else to hold it up i didnt experience quick saturation.

  For example stack a few encyclopedias about foot or so apart, put a piece of glass, plexi, plastic whatever you can find and put one of the neo magnets on top of it so the  attracting side will stabilize the skrewmagnet, at that point we can stand the thing upright and not up side down. you could put  a steel mouse ball or washer upright to hold the skrew thing in the stabilizing feild  beter, Now you would apply voltage at the top metal peice whether it be a ball or nut and at the side of the magnet, either polarity should work, its the concept of appliying electricity to a certin point in a magnet or magnetic conductor and the magnet wants to spin to attract.  Another cool example i cant figure out was with an aluminum mixing bowl, of you connect a clip lead off of a 12 v dewalt battery or whatever ya got handy from negative to the bowl and the tap the positive terminal down jsut for a sec a sparck flys but the magnet also flys toward this, as well with water involed same thing still happens and if you short the battery to the al it lights up with a small plasma where the + wire is touching the bowl in the water. Those are my findings in the past year with neo magnets.  And call me crazy but the only way i can describe what happens when it goes outa control is it seems like its getting swept up its own vortex.. i think this thing creates a pretty wild rotating magnetic feild...

[Pirate88179]

http://www.ladyada.net/library/equipt/diyaudioprobe.html

Above is a link to instructions for making a soundcard scope probe that protects the soundcard.  I don't know if it is any good or not but looks pretty easy to make.

@Localjoe:

Great idea on the homopolar motor table design.  I will give that a try.

Bill