Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[Localjoe]

@ All

More excitement on my end.

I took my newly wound coil thats 2 layers done properly, and i had a little single strand cat five left over meaning 1 of the 8 wires in a cat 5/network cable . That wire is good size wire for a secondary coil so i wound from the top and i only made it a quarter of the way down the bolt with what i had left. not that good still leaves 3 quarters without a secondary wrap but i figured i would see some result on my meter.  Lo an behold by just touching the wires together on and off a very small ac voltage shows up and a small ac current shows up.. I said hey cool! so the faster i did this the higher the numbers for the respective readings. I must be tired or someting from all this excitement, my bolt is only 6 inches long.. all my wire lengths are the same tho as what i posted before.

@ Bill

The real cool part about that guys knowledge was how stubblefields coil was self exciting and self tuned to the desired output by wire length.. Lets deal with both these aspects.

This invention is very novel... So the self exciting part is obviously the start voltage produced by our couple, but the timing device was the coil .. he didnt come out and say it but he hinted..The guy from the radio show said that he removed his bolt or the top part wahtever that is suspost to mean and then he stated used a electromagnetic coil to acuate the make and break..

So basically he said that without the bolt you can use the center of the coil as a mini coil gun that gets turned on and off faster and faster till it reaches its resonate freq.   The coil will suck in or pulse out depending on the direction of the dc current in it .. how a solenoid works.. he used something (magnet) so that each time the make and break was completed it sent the magnet pushing back to a spring and the process repeated itself, because the spring the pushed the magnet back out.. this would achieve a speed relative to the lengths of the wire and the size of the capacitor "the bimetal primary"  This is very genius for the day let me add..  Self resonate power sink depending on construction.

But after realizing he had to go through all that to achieve a desired frequency the rotary spark gap seems like a much better choice.. Tesla thought so later as well but i know a few of Tesla's patents used this concept to set freq in the early days.. Did you guys all see armageddon03's video he used a solonid to make and break his gap the same way i think , his was in reference to Tesla's o zone patent. Not saying his was bad in any way shape or form i just want you all to associate the same procedure so you can visualize it better. He made a great video of it.

Im still convinced that this method of making and breaking the circuit is inferior to the variable rotary gap , quenched magnetic spark gap, and or any other comparable later methods.
                                                                                                                               
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[sid10]

thanks for straightening me out on that. So when i set the meter right i get 6.5 milliamps.
Dang I really thought i was going somewhere.
Sid
Checked again befor nightfall was up to 10.5

[Localjoe]

@all

I found a tesla patent that very closely resembled teh method of commutation the guy in the broadcast did check this out. pat 382,845

[hansvonlieven]

@ Hans:

Great info on the broadcast.  I think he went off the deep end a few times but his info on Stubblefield was very interesting!  I think all he was describing for a make/break was a simple door bell device as he said it used a small electromagnet to break the circuit and then once broken, spring action closed it again. 

This is exactly what I had in mind Bill. 

Hans

[Pirate88179]

@ Hans:

Do you think we will have enough power to run such a device?  I guess it could be a very small electromagnet and a very thin piece of metal for the spring (less energy to move) but I don't know how to calculate how much power this would require.  I was just re-reading my book on Tesla's inventions, specifically his work on inducting and self-inducting coils.  This is exactly what we are into now.  It's all there and has been for many, many years.  This is incredible.

Bill