Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[Localjoe]

@docstiff

That was taken when i was six the lunch box was 45 dollars and it was a rough time in life for me... or i found it in my funny pictures folder cause you had an uncalled for outburst.. in other words forget what i said if it was offensive just leave the drama outa this thread ... you know we'd all like your two cents just dont be sensitive when reading stuff here were ball busters.
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[Pirate88179]

@ Hans:

Thank you for posting that coil sketch from Stubblefield's patent again.  You know what?  With my recent reading and attempting to learn more about electronics, I saw for the first time (this time) how this coil is wired.  This is very do-able.  I still disagree strongly with anyone that persists in saying this type of electricity is "galvanic" action.  We keep seeing that over and over and I am almost tired of attempting to correct this idea.  The idea that Stubblefield's coils were able to "last longer" before being destroyed by galvanic action is incorrect in my opinion.  I thought my experiments had proved this.  but now that we (I) am moving into coil research, I do not expect anything different as far as galvanic destruction is concerned.  I mean, just think of all the dissimilar metals in the ground from pipes, to posts, to stakes, etc.  They are not "consumed" because they are not close enough to do so.  I can place electrodes 30, 50, 100 feet apart and I really doubt that "they" know the other electrode is there.

Field trip to the Murry State University achieves is being planned as we speak.  My cell is still producing and I will keep all updated.

Bill

[hansvonlieven]

G'day Bill,

You are right. I have been saying for a long time that galvanic action plays but a small part in the Stubblefield coil. Stubblefield's circuits ran COLD regardless of load.

Let us not forget here that Stubblefield and Tesla were life long friends that worked TOGETHER on the Stubblefield project.

In my view the galvanic action in the coil serves only to provide enough current to set up a weak magnetic field in the coil that is meant to interact with something larger. In the coil I am building I make no use of galvanic current at all but provide the necessary bias with a small battery instead. Below is how I am building it.

Hans von Lieven

[georgemay]

Field trip to the Murry State University achieves is being planned as we speak. 

Bill

@All,

Could we help to expedite that trip by sending Bill some donations to cover his expenses?
I mean it will benefit everyone in the process and I am sure Bill will appreciate this too.
For me, it will give a great satisfaction that I helped in the development of the Earth Batteries!

George

[hansvonlieven]

G'day,

I'll repost this here since it belongs here too. I posted this today in Single wire experiments.

G'day all,

On this one I need help from you electronics guys. I am only a humble mechanical engineer and though I can read and understand circuit diagrams I don't know enough to design a circuit. What I am trying to do is feed complex pulses (a la Keely) in opposing directions through anything from a single wire to coils to electrodes in an electrolyte to study the effects.

I intend to use my computer as the frequency generator, I have the necessary programmes.

I intend to optically isolate the test rig from the computer using optocouplers. You can see in the attached diagram what I have in mind.

What I need is a circuit that drives the LED's with my audio output. How do I go about this. Any suggestion gratefully received.

Obviously in my proposed setup anything you wish can be connected to the terminals A and B.

Hans von Lieven