Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[todd.hathaway]

 

[Localjoe]

144 k of awesome .. thanks

[jeanna]

OOPS wrong color
Thanks Joe for pointing the way.
I will change to red right away. corse it still wants 1.6 or 1.9v
thanks
jeanna

I did and it is now going on and on. a 30 second charge has given it enough charge to keep lighting for maybe 4 or 5 min.

Now to the earth battery.
Next sunny day.

Joe, What are you meaning by not insulated?  I know to take the plastic off the cu but are you saying no insulation anywhere?

jeanna

[Pirate88179]

@ Joe:

Just to set the record straight here, my "invitation" to Todd came about in a way that I feel needs explaining.  If you read Hans's topic about being angry, Todd posted and asked something about why we were all complaining about his energy cartel and yet not doing anything to help promote free energy.  I took exception to this comment and you can read my response over on that topic but, basically I told him to look around the forum, and at the earth batteries topic.  I feel like we are all doing something by actually attempting to succeed with OPEN SOURCE.  His monopoly ideas do not gel with mine and the "invitation" was not extended as if they did. I won't go into more detail here but you can read over on Hans's topic and make up your own minds. I don't trust anyone that wants to buy my technology and then, sell it back to me.  Besides, they have Lawrence listed as one of their "experimenters".  You all have seen Lawrence's topic have you not?  Need I say more? Joe, sorry about the off topic but I felt this needed clarification.

Also, to everyone.  I have not used any resistors in my circuit.  I have some, many actually, but I would not know which one to use and, I don't think I need one.  This supercap discharges very slowly on its own.

@ Jeanna:

This is funny.  I have read that the red leds require the least amount of voltage to light.  I have also read that about green.  Somewhere, someone will write that it is the clear ones that take less.  I am using red for now.  It's hard to know what to believe sometimes.  If you can, order that carbon rod I posted the contact info for.  Your volts will go up, I promise you.  You should get 1.65-1.82 vdc or thereabouts.

Bill

[jeanna]

Hans's topic
Also, to everyone.  I have not used any resistors in my circuit.  I have some, many actually, but I would not know which one to use and, I don't think I need one.  This supercap discharges very slowly on its own.

@ Jeanna:

This is funny.  I have read that the red leds require the least amount of voltage to light.  I have also read that about green.  Somewhere, someone will write that it is the clear ones that take less.  I am using red for now.  It's hard to know what to believe sometimes.  If you can, order that carbon rod I posted the contact info for.  Your volts will go up, I promise you.  You should get 1.65-1.82 vdc or thereabouts.

Bill

Bill,

How would I go about finding Hans' topic? Do I look up Hans in some way? I am new to forums

Someday I will make sense of those notes on how big a resistor to use to get the charge to go out slowly. It was so difficult to get the information in the first place I am annoyed that I didn't take notes I can understand 3 years later. If I can figure out how to think about I will share it. It combines 2 very commonly used formulas that are rarely if ever put together.

You know, I was out this morning while the sun was shining and after those cement pots didn't work I didn't think about the carbon. It was to be next. I rolled some newsprint paper around my copper pipe (just as a form)  then filled it with carbon granules out of my old brita filter. I made 2 of these. so, I will give them a go next sunny hour. I also need a second mag block. Ultimately I will probably buy a carbon rod. Later

Also, I left the cement pots in the ground. Maybe they were too raw. Maybe they need to build a charge. 

THAT LIGHT IS STILL ON!

jeanna