Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[Localjoe]

@ Jenna Bill Hans Freezer Mramos or anyone else following closley with us

I was wrong in my design after re reading the patent the copper wire needs the cloth insulation along with the central bolt.  Repeat the copper needs the cloth insulation, it can be on the iron too but the iron wire should be bare

Secondly
NOTE WELL .. the patent clearly states Cloth as the insulation material  here is a screen cap from it

[jeanna]

@Joe,
Thank you. I was just looking all over my comp for that reference.

@Hans,
I wanted to ask you for a description of this spun silk. I am going to use silk from a pulled apart silk cocoon I just happen to have.    so, it won't matter, but I wondered if this spun silk as you saw it was orderly like cloth and wound around the wire like the modern litz wire probably is (I only saw a pic on the net) or a sort of disorderly matrix of fiber. (the modern equivalent would look like 'remay', if you know what that is.)

I have it all here, I think, so I am off to the kitchen to make this.

Fe-silk-Fe-/-silkCuSilk  hmm may take a while.   

jeanna

[Localjoe]

@jenna

You dont have any old white t shirts that are rags you could use...?

[Pirate88179]

@ Joe:

Good info.  Wrap the core and then the copper copper wire, leave iron wire bare.

Bill

[Localjoe]

@bill

Yup   Once you get from the top to the bottom them put a layer of cloth over that whole bifialar layer we could call it , then continue wrapping back up the pole. That way the iron doesent touch itself from the first layer of wire windings.