Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[hansvonlieven]

G'day Joe and all,

I have all along believed, and stated in my posts, that I suspect the Stubblefield coil is some sort of resonating circuit that heterodynes with an unknown energy field of some kind and draws energy from it.

Back to fundamental physics: A resonant body will accept energy at its own level of resonance and reject energy far removed from its own level of resonance.

So the idea that the circuit draws energy from some related field of the same resonance has a very solid foundation in physics.

If you read a synopsis of my posts again at http://keelytech.com/stubblefield.html you will find that this has been the core of my research to date. I have held nothing back. This is where my covering a whole host of seemingly unrelated devices all ties together.

My special field of interest is vibratory physics and resonance. Following the path of galvanic currents in relation to Stubblefield has always appeared to be a distraction from the real device to me. I would liken it to analysing a transistor radio by only examining the battery that powers it.

A transistor radio will work regardless of what is being used as a power source as long as the voltage is correct. Examining the power source will not tell you anything about the workings of the radio.

I see the Stubblefield coil in very much the same light.

Hope this helps

Hans von Lieven

[Localjoe]

@ hans..

Im roaring in laughter right now... im sorry to have asked you that question about holding something back...

I must have missed where you said you had all your posts on your site, i apologize but i hadn't visited since the early "i need help with a keely project days"  shame on me  ..  Im real sorry for not being more thorough .. having your knowledge a month ago may have sped this along..   And it was all there.. well at least everyone has made the connections we have now since i spelled it out and you complied all your data which is great i might add.   T


But about this ?

"A transistor radio will work regardless of what is being used as a power source as long as the voltage is correct. Examining the power source will not tell you anything about the workings of the radio.

I see the Stubblefield coil in very much the same light."

I think i missunderstood- I take that as you think the coil is not real important but only the transmitter/receiver guts.. ?

I still think the self sustaining electromagnet is the base station model because he clearly states you can hook up a telegraphic relay or microphone to its secondary. Makes sense right?

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[jeanna]

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

Hans von Lieven

Yup it may explain a lot of it anyway. Here is a quote from the wiki article:

The first machine used a silk ribbon bought at a five and dime store as the charge transport belt. In 1931 a version able to produce 1,000,000 volts was described in a patent disclosure. This version had two 60 cm diameter charge accumulation spheres mounted on Pyrex glass columns 180 cm high;

So, silk is a flexible dielectric. It is not a moisture absorber!
Pyrex glass columns eh? see p2 of patent lines 50-52 about the secondary, it says "and encased within a pretective covering of mica, celluloid or equivalent material." hmmm
Maybe Mr Van de Graf was in that group shot too!

this is fun  
jeanna

[hansvonlieven]

I think i missunderstood- I take that as you think the coil is not real important but only the transmitter/receiver guts.. ?

No Joe, the coil is the guts of the resonant circuit. It only needs a capacitor and a power source, but, depending on how it is wired, the bifilar coil might act as the capacitor. I don't know yet. I think the coil needs few, if any, external components.

A resonant circuit (or tank circuit, if you wish) needs only a coil and a capacitor in order to function.

Hans von Lieven

[Localjoe]

@Hans

Ok thats what i thought originally i was just trying to understand.


This is in reference to the electromagnetic self sustaining model

A microphone or telegraphic relay would modulate the secondary coil in turn stepping down voltage and upping the current in the primary which would in turn send that modulated pulse through the bolt into the earth.

The bolt being polarized like a magnet since this version states that in the patent must serve a purpose..The bifilar coil is most likely to act as the capicator. See tesla's ozone patent

maybe over saturation of the core results in the magnetic energy going elsewhere.  Meaning more energy coming in to the core that was present from the shorted bimetallic couple.
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