Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[MrSpates]

Has anybody ever tried charging the ground first perhaps with something like a high voltage generator? I read somewhere, I think it was something Stubblefield did where he charged the ground and it acted like a siphon for his earth batteries after the charger was turned off. I don't have a high voltage generator to try it with but would be worth looking into.

[Pirate88179]

@ MrSpates:

I have read that also.  I "charged" my cell with a nine volt battery for about 10 seconds and got some interesting results.  Everything went up, for a while. (vdc, mA)  When I told an electronics friend of mine, he said that the "charge" should have been dissipated to the "ground" right away.  I found that, yes it does slowly go away but, it remains for a lot longer than discharging to ground.  The higher readings lasted about 5 minutes or so.  My friend said that this should not happen.  I have documented this here before and I am not sure what it is telling us, but, I think it means something.  This was a nine volt (old) battery I had lying around and somehow, the earth/cell stored the energy for a bit.  This needs to be explored more by others I think.

Bill

[jeanna]

Well, I don't have battery results but in my metals class tonight I made almost one horseshoe for the 2 horseshoe magnet set up. (is it Moray? I forgot who , ) When they are shaped I will magnetize them so they're ready for tests come spring.

jeanna

[Pirate88179]

@ mramos:

Yes, my little meter (digital) only has 2 ac settings, 600 and 200 volts.  I have tested my finger tips with the volts setting and got a few millivolts from them, but did not ever check ac.  I still have a blown fuse and it is hard to find the correct one in this town.  No one seems to carry the small ones here.  Years ago, while working in my Dad's machine shop, I tested my fingertips with his Fluke meter and also got millivolts.  We tested my Dad, and my brothers as well as several employees but no one else registered any millivolts except me.  Possibly my skin is more acid or something, who knows.  In an earlier post, you asked for a diagram.  A diagram of what?  My earth cell?  Just tell me what you would like and I will attempt to get it to you.

This digital meter was like $50 US.  How much money is a good one?  I really wish I had a scope.  I have seen small, hand held scopes in some catalogs for about $200.  They were about the size of my DMM.  Would they be any good at that price?

Bill

[Localjoe]

GOOD NEWS

I Built a mini replica of the stubblefeild coil tonight , i'll call it stage one  .

I took a 12 inch zinc screw and insulated it with a peice of cotton fabric from some old garden gloves then taped the top so there was still a little metal exposed.  Second i took approx 3 feet of iron bailing wire and insulated it the same way wrapping the cotton fabric around it the whole length.  Third i took a 3 foot peice of bare copper romex 12 or 14 gauge not sure i wound those two wires with the copper on the inside and the iron on the outside in a bifilar wind all the way down the screw and back up it partially.  I think a key is to insulate the copper from itself each layer of windings not just for the indivudal wraps tho.  So The results , in plain tap water because that is all i have to work with it gets approx .8 to .9 volts and about 10 to 16 ma of current in a dead short... Now this is a small little rinky dink thing that is probably shorting the copper on itself between winds and thats a nice result for power i think.  This could be scaled up huge and i dont even have the secondary wind on this just the bimetal couple now  the wires all 4 leads 2 each are open not connected in series or parallel i have 2 leads one of each hooked to a meter and the other two in free air .  Questions please folks as i would like someone with soil to try this   I also tried a similar exp, where i insulated a 12 inch zinc screw with fabric as before and wound just bare copper over it, say a foot and a half peice.  now this resulted in the same voltage readings positive to copper lead and neg to exposed screw in air but only had a meager 3 to 4 ma that dropped down quick.  Food for thought folks.
                                                                                                      Joe