Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[Localjoe]

@Bill Glad to hear success

Very similar readings to my own. Hopefully everyone can get this far.  Remember to insulate that whole layer from the next one you wind with some form of cloth
One note of constructive critisim- the second copper wire your using for sepearation may be impeeding the effect were desiring for the cell.. The tightly coupled meaning next to each other looses a little of its effect when you spread it out like yours, not much but i figured for your next one it would better to only stick to the two wires and find a way to insulate without the spacer. Just a thought

I just wound a closer version to the patent the proper way with my copper insulated with fabric not the iron.. I'm surprised i read it backwards the first time, but hey ya cant win em all.  And ive got two layers on a 9 inch bolt it started bubbling in water when i set my meter to amps and initally i watched the amperage grow... weird i had the meter on it in a dead short after about 10 mins its stopped that an started going down but i was skrewing with it so who knows.. the first ten mins when it was going up tho bubbles were comming from the coil
                                                                                                                                       Joe

[Pirate88179]

@ Joe:

Yes, I understand what you are saying.  It's all I had here at the time though.  When I ran out of that, I went with the cotton string.  Both the string and the insulated wire are about the same diameter as my bare copper and iron wires.  Do I really need another layer/layers?  what would be the effect do you think?  More vdc?  More mA? Both?  I'll take some more pictures on Sunday to show you but I tried another little experiment a little while ago.  Remember when I said I took apart that shake flashlight to scrounge the super cap?  I also got a very strong magnet from it and an led and a coil section of a huge amount of windings of very small diameter copper wire wrapped around a plastic (dielectric) spool.  well, I noticed that the inside diameter of that spool is just a few thousands of an inch larger than my coil cell outside diameter is right now.  So, I slipped it up onto the windings and just for the heck of it, I attached two of the leads (copper +, iron -) to the old 9 volt battery.  The instant that I did this, the secondary coil began to sing.  I mean, it puts out some high frequency buzzing which stops as soon as you disconnect a lead.  I don't know what this means, if anything, but it was weird.  I was afraid to touch it thinking I may have just made a stun baton.  I know without the make/break cycle it should not have any high voltage but, I didn't want to take any chances.  If I thought my camera would pick up the sound, I would make a quick video of it and post it on youtube.  It is not very loud, but just strange.  I don't know why I slid that over my spike but it fits nicely.

Yes, I know about the insulation for the second layer of windings.  If I add another layer, I will use the same material (cut up cotton sock material) and method I used to insulate the original spike core.  Just let me know how important you think an additional layer might be and what they should do.  Thanks.  This is tons (In my world) more mA than I get on a regular basis with the outside cells.

Not to jump ahead and start changing things but I had a thought for another experiment I might try in the future.  What do you think about trying what we just did with a carbon rod core instead of zinc coated iron?  I would have to wait on that one for a while as I am almost out of copper wire anyway.  Just a thought.  I can't wait to see other experimenter's results on this to compare.

Bill

Bill

[Localjoe]

@bill

For the real deal we would need approx 7- 10 layers for the primary and maybe half that with a little smaller gauge wire for the secondary.  The more layers the more current it will produce i don't suspect the voltage will go up much but the current magnifies by a large factor the more layers you have. hope this helps
                                                                                     Joe

[jeanna]

I tried to make text for all the compass readings but photoshop bonked out.
These are 3 different spikes and all are wound slightly differently. The bunch on the right are the newest one with the 3 1/2 rows of windings with silk using copper and iron. The upper iron wire (10) on the patent seems to have become a strong north. This is WITHOUT any galvanic reax going on. just dry. I don't know where this is coming from It isn't showing up on my meter as volts. Just magnetism!

picture is lousey
I will try again tomorrow

I think this is important. I have very little galvanism which is what I would expect between copper and iron. Only 58 mvdc. and the copper is on the minus. This is why I stuck with the patent materials. Something wierd. Can't you guys get some iron and copper?

jeanna

[sid10]

Good day to everyone,
attached are pics of my effort. The first is of 4"x3/8 plated bolt, nut and 1/8"x1 3/4 nylon washers.
Oh yes and a roll of soft wire.
Sid