Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[Localjoe]

@jenna
No im not going into the tree but for my meter to show anything more than a few micro amps i had to go near a tree... and started getting like 600 to 700 microamps and after alignment aroudn 1.2-1.3 ma in a dead short on my meter nothing but the leads and the meter.  Sometimes pulling one rod up or down in the ground will show an increase or decrease in current .. hence the dip.  And Jenna what is the ma reading on your setup before or after a resistor? now i know your not suspost to be able to measure current this way but the readings still work so mabey mr amos would be able to tell us a better way to measure the speed the current fill the cap or is that directly proportional to the voltage built up in it.  thanks folks great work
                                                                                                                                          Joe

[jeanna]

what is the ma reading on your setup before or after a resistor? now i know your not suspost to be able to measure current this way but the readings still work so mabey mr amos would be able to tell us a better way to measure the speed the current fill the cap or is that directly proportional to the voltage built up in it.  thanks folks great work
                                                                                                                                          Joe

Well, I have never read the amperage. It is just cuz I was following the rules that the only actual person teacher I had in electronics told me to do. He said it would always be very inaccurate because of what the meter does to get it. I need to jump out of that box, I see. I will check many of my readings with amps. But it is dark now so that will have to wait.

I just got my super caps. I got 2 that are 1F and 5.5 volts and one can type non-polarized that is 1 microF at 100V (seems like wishfull thinking now)

Joe, What voltage did you get from your arrangement?

jeanna

[Localjoe]

@ jenna

Anywheres from 1.2 to 1.4 v with the cu and zinc, and i was the same way about the ma reading and then i said skrew it and just put the leads on it .. funny think is its measuring someting wether its accurate or not the span of ranges ive seen from the micro amp range into the mille amp range means something, even tho its not proper
                                                                                                                           Joe

[Pirate88179]

@ Jeanna:

I only have one capacitor at the moment. (5.5v .22F, not pico fared or micro fared, .22F)  I have seen some others on line but this one works so much like a battery I don't want to get something else that just dumps the charge all at once like all of my other ones here that I have salvaged from some power supplies.  I charged up one of my larger ones, larger in size not in Fareds, and it blew out one of my new leds by dumping everything all at once.  Fried the poor little thing. So, I am trying to stick with exactly what I found by accident by taking apart my "shake light".

@mramos:

If you go back to the previous page and look at the close-up of the cap. you can almost read the numbers.  Do you know where I might find these exact ones?

Thanks!

Bill

[cub3]

Hi all, I just came across this, have not read it yet but may be pertinent, better minds than mine to read it.

Sorry, but better now than later.

http://peswiki.com/index.php/Directory:Scalar_Winding_Around_Supercap

I was going to write, in my original post the difference in sound, of a valve radio/amplifier to a transistor driven device.
Tesla's little box with GLASS tubes versus semi conductors.

I would, love to read, an inventory of goods supplied to various past free energy pioneers.

Den

PS I goggled      cap. 5.5v .22F