Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[Pirate88179]

Thanks Hans.  I didn't realize that was so easy.

I am going to try to change my profile photo as well. (Sorry for the off-topic post)

[jeanna]

Got it,
Thank you, Hans

jeanna

[Freezer]

Someone posted a link earlier, and in there earth battery design they insulated the bottom of each cell using plastic, but not sealing it from moister or ground water so the soil on the inside would replenish, but the two pairs would not be shorted out, and thus multiply in voltage like common batteries do.  I think Stubblefield's cell was larger than we think, it could have had a massive amount of these copper and iron windings, and to think each layer could be separated with cotton, you would probably get a large magnetic field and a good amount of volts and amps.  If you look at his main cell, its very wide, using thick massive lengths of wire.  I haven't seen anyone try this so far with that amount of wire.  Of course it would be pretty costly to make a cell that large.

I'm still trying out different configurations, and it gets more interesting as you try different ways.  I can also confirm that two of the same metals like zinc will produce mA/ voltage which I think comes back to resistance, and the wire being the least.

[hansvonlieven]

Have a look at some earlier posts freezer,

I did post a photo of a box of Stubblefield coils. They look about 6 inches high and about 3 inches in diameter.

Hans von Lieven

[Freezer]

Have a look at some earlier posts freezer,

I did post a photo of a box of Stubblefield coils. They look about 6 inches high and about 3 inches in diameter.

Hans von Lieven

Hard finding stuff in this thread.    I will try..
I wonder does anyone know exactly how much power each of his cells produced?