Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[Pirate88179]

@ George:

Thank you for your thought.  I should be able to make it there on my own.  Also, our new member Mad Dog is going with me so we can split expenses.  Very thoughtful of you to suggest this though.  Thanks.

@ Hans:

Your coil diagram is very clear to me, nice drawing.  My only question left is this...the two wires are wound as shown around the soft iron core as per Stubblefield from say, the top to the bottom.  Once you get to the bottom, do you start back up again creating a second "layer" of double windings?  Or, is it just a single layer?  Your explanation in an earlier post (battery) reminds me once again of Stubblefield's comment of "priming the pump."  By this, possibly he did not mean charging the cell as I first thought, maybe he just meant to create an electromagnetic field around his coils?  I think you are on the right track, but then, what do I know???  I am going to try to replicate a very similar design over the next few weeks.  What are you using for the iron wire?  Fence wire? Something else?  Is your copper wire stranded or solid?  sorry for all of the questions.  Optocoupler...excellent idea there.

Bill

[jeanna]

Hi All,

I made a post that I think is relevant to our findings in earth batteries. I made the post over at

http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,3547.new.html#new   (post 147)

This is about getting way less voltage in the middle of 2 completely operating currents that are using the same wire simultaneously but in opposite directions. Because the earth has some currents that we are trying to catch and that seem to be traveling in differing directions simultaneously, I think those who are here might really want to look at this concept.

I burned the tip of my finger getting the battery out! It got the batteries really hot.

jeanna

[Localjoe]

@ hans

I have a somewhat solution for your light problem

I hooked up my joule theif to my pc to try and do what you were talking about.  Heres the results

Alone with the signal generator i got somewheres around .450 volts ac no dc from the 3.5mm cable hooked directly to meter

i hooked up the leads to the joule thief to play for a little.... Hot to the positive input on the toroid and ground to the -

I got blinking led's between 1 and 8 hertz 3 - 7 seemed to work the best, i had to set my duty cycle to between 1 and 5 percent for results the amplitude was set to .6

i had two led's in parallel and their blinking nicely.  I by mistake shorted my base of my transistor the middle pin to the ground of the led's and for some reason it makes this brighter, doe sent in normal operation . 

Secondly the voltage across the diodes is about 1.6 v DC  hope this helps im still playing around.  And feel free to ask any questions as to the hookup
                                                                                Joe

[MrSpates]

Has anyone tried building the earth capacitor and had any luck with it compared to the earth battery? You take a copper pipe and wrap paper around it then wrap a coil of aluminum wire then paper then wire till you get up to 10 layers (you can also use an aluminum pipe and copper wire) says its pretty powerfull compared to the earth battery. I've begun work on one but figured I better check around to see if anyone else has done it as I'm using a 1" by  2 ' copper pipe and 10 gauge aluminum wire and winding it by hand and its taking me nigh on to two hours to wrap one layer, any input on this?

[jeanna]

Has anyone tried building the earth capacitor and had any luck with it compared to the earth battery? You take a copper pipe and wrap paper around it then wrap a coil of aluminum wire then paper then wire till you get up to 10 layers (you can also use an aluminum pipe and copper wire) says its pretty powerfull compared to the earth battery. I've begun work on one but figured I better check around to see if anyone else has done it as I'm using a 1" by  2 ' copper pipe and 10 gauge aluminum wire and winding it by hand and its taking me nigh on to two hours to wrap one layer, any input on this?

Sounds like it looks like tht stubblefield battery (the one with those many layers.)
How do you plan to connect it?
jeanna