Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[MrSpates]

The copper pipe is negative and the aluminum wrap is positive. You bury it in the ground in the vertical just like the earth battery. According to the instructions a full size one puts out around 89 vdc. Mines a medium size, so I'm hoping for 35-40 volts but would be happy with 12. Just wanted to know if anyone else had done it and had it work.

[hansvonlieven]

The copper pipe is negative and the aluminum wrap is positive. You bury it in the ground in the vertical just like the earth battery. According to the instructions a full size one puts out around 89 vdc. Mines a medium size, so I'm hoping for 35-40 volts but would be happy with 12. Just wanted to know if anyone else had done it and had it work.

G'day MrSpates,

Could you please post those instructions you speak of so we can all have a look?

Thanks

Hans von Lieven

[Localjoe]

@Hans

Did you have a chance to try what i posted earlier for your led idea?

[MrSpates]

@ Hans

Link is on page 67 of this thread in Freezer Fulls reply to me on how to isolate earth batteries so they work in series. Many thanks to Freezer for directing me to it, theres a world of interesting stuff on that link.

its also right here:

http://www.overunity.com/index.php?
action=dlattach;topic=3500.0;attach=15689

My link isnt working as it should, best try the one on page 67

[MrSpates]

For those of you who wind coils, heres a link to a neat build it yourself coil winder made from an old microwave motor. Its strong cheap and easy to build and wood cones can be substituted for the metal fins.

http://solomonsmusic.net/coil_winder.html