Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[jeanna]

WOW, Hans,
Could you please itemize the parts? eg. the whisker - I assume. how does it move? does it move? what are the materials or relative materials?  oooooo yes!
nice kick.
hmmmm
jeanna

[hansvonlieven]

Here is the complete article where this picture came from, it explains it all.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Van_de_Graaff_generator

If you want to build one there are any number of plans on the net, shouldn't cost much more than about 50 bucks to build one that packs quite a punch.

Good luck

Hans von Lieven

[Localjoe]

@ hans

when you tell me im starting to catch on... I knew it was some form of induction coil from the start.. i just wanted to play with rods and metal in the ground for the hey of it because all the other pioneers did the same thing.. now... DO you know something i don't or would you care to share? if im starting to catch on .. i get it you have known this for a while or something? please come out and tell us whatever your interpretation of this is...   

I solemnly believe that the action of making and breaking the primary connection at a given interval will yield a strong secondary current. In the outer wind and that is what were going for. as well did you see my post in reference to bedini's site about a page back .. he got it all wrong and that dis info has spread far. tell me what you think. thanks again
                                                                                                joe

[Localjoe]

@ Hans i just read the post from pg 68

My take is by pulsing/making and breaking the primiary bifilar wind we would be sending a breif electromagnetic pulse into the earth. Many of times in tesla's work its spoken that if you pulse the earth she will sing back to you.. Thats why im insisting that the the rate or freq in which we pulse that primary .. meaning just touch the two wires together and pull apart will determine the power output of the secondary coil .. Could be wrong but fits in my perspective..   The galvanitic action may not be needed your right if we were to pulse a copper and iron  bifiliar primary coil with a battery it should in logic have the same effect on the secondary and not have to be wet... but were still not accounting for factor x.. physically being in the earth theres somthething there and this may act as an energy sink once the primary is pulsed at the proper freq...

******Think of the concept of the energy sucking antenna.. they had to oscillate the freq they wanted to receive.. and once that was done a physically small antenna like ours could act electrically as a huge antenna to receive power*******

[jeanna]

Localjoe,
I have seen proof that you are right. (experimenters usually have to see things for themselves!  )

The American Dictionary of 1898 had many examples of the USE of "practically" to mean 'almost' - I didn't find nor did I need a pure definition. the proof was in the language of the dictionary itself!

thanks,

jeanna