Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[Pirate88179]

@ Joe:

Excellent!!!  The materials are what Stubblefield used except I think he used an iron core but your mA readings are very promising.  Since this is an isolated cell, I am sure these can be wired in series in the ground.  Fantastic!  I am awaiting the photos with great anticipation.  I am not sure from your description what happens to the 4 ends of the wires. (2 copper, 2 iron)  I know you said you had two of the ends at the top, but what about the other ends?  Are they tied together?  This is the one thing I could never figure out on his patent drawings.  Mad Dog and I are still going to Murry although I am not sure when.  Things have been crazy here.  If your cell phone does not give good detail, might you produce a drawing?  Does not have to be pretty, we will get the idea.  In my experiments, the ground gives much better readings than in water so, I think we will see some wonderful readings from your design outside.  Great work Joe!!

Bill

[Localjoe]

@ bill

Im about to go to bed and i dont want to go back to the bat cave for photos. But the wires are not connected in series!  one iron one copper in mid air not in water and one iron and one copper connected to the multimeter .  I tried both sides so to say and they gave the same reading. just make sure the free ends are not touching.
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[Localjoe]

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[MrSpates]

This is a great thread, it gives me all kinds of ideas. I'm still wondering what will happen if you charge the ground. While I don't have a high voltage generator, I do have a 50 amp boost battery charger, so one day soon when the weather gets better I'm going to hook it up to my 1.3 volt cell and see what happens. On that line of thinking I wonder what would happen if you were to seed the ground with some conductive material, small plates of copper or aluminum or even metallic dust? Didn't Stubblefield use Copper sulfate in the ground to amplify his batteries? This also brings to mind the earth itself as a capacitor with the earth being negative, Space being positive and the atmosphere being the dielectric. We are on the negative side, so what we need is a way to draw the positive from the air and a dielectric compatible with both sides. I'd like to try to build a bunch of small capacitors with copper on the bottom, mica in the middle, and aluminum on top and bury these around the cell. You can see I'm still interested in Tesla's radiant energy collector and I feel if he did it someone (or one of us) should be able to crack the secret one day.

[Pirate88179]

@ Joe:

No, I meant that we COULD wire them to a load in series outside, like Stubblefield did.  Because they are stand alone electrodes/cells.  Thanks for the wire end explanation.  I have got to try this!!!  That is a record for us for mA output I believe.

Bill