Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[jeanna]

being 18 inches in length, with a 1/2 inch core made of Iron.  I wanted to be true to the patent and see if I see a difference compared to the Zinc bolts that others are using.

Cheers all,

Bruce

Thank you, Bruce

jeanna

[jeanna]

jeanna,
   have you checked the voltage on the sink?  if there is any, it might be throwing your readings out of whack.  just give it a try.

lol
sam

ps:  keep up the good work!!!

Thanks Sam, I have been taking most of my indoor tests using a jar (various jars cuz I made 4 cells) on my table. It was only that last one that gave slightly higher mA readings that I used on the sink just to see if it meant anything.

Thank you,

jeanna

PS How would I check the voltage on the sink? between the sink and the stove about 2 ft away it is about 225mv. The sink is attached to the septic and ground by plastic pipes coming and going. The stove is electric. The house rests on 2 steel I beams that are anchored to a concrete base. It is a faraday cage too - covered in metal. Cell phones turn off and declare there is no signal when they are inside my house.
If you can figure out what it means please say. I haven't a clue.  Thank you  j

[Localjoe]

@ Jenna

Ive told you 5 times what i think  again use some fabric and forget the tape i think that is hindering your results adhesive forms a minimal watertight barrier when it is pressed on to a surface.  I would really try something like fabric, cloth or those tube things i found at the diy audio store.  I think your current readings meaning amperage are being limited by your insulator on the copper.  and i would just use a plastic container to rule out the sink thing.   Since we dont know what the bolt does yet i would assume that it may not be a good thing to let other metal come in contact with it.. For control reason's while testing.

@Bruce

Im happy you have rejoined us-  coil looks good and hopefully you secure some great results.

@bill

Good thinking about the pcb stuff... what about that little pen that looks like paint but is conductive ink. so you can draw circuits, radio shack sells them  i think.
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[jeanna]

.. what about that little pen that looks like paint but is conductive ink. so you can draw circuits, radio shack sells them  i think.
                                                                                                                    Joe

WOW what a good idea

One of the old time recipes for ink is iron and tea.
The mixture of the tannic acid with the iron make dark black stain. but if it is iron it will be conductive or magnetic.

cool

[Freezer]

I got some materials today, so I will give it a try.  I couldn't for the life of me find bare iron wire, or pure iron rods, so I got the regular bolt. (I know Jenna..hehe)

I've been very interested Leedskalnin lately and rereading his book over and over.

I found these two paragraphs interesting..

"Transformers and generators are making the currents in the same way,

by filling the iron core with magnets and letting the iron core push

them out and into the coil."

"Connect the battery with electric magnet for a little while, now

disconnect the battery, connect the light bulb with the electric magnet the

same way it was connected with the battery, now pull off the six-inch long

bar, do it quickly, then you will see light in the bulb."

Its interesting he also states that the energy is already in the wire, relative to what SM said about "kicks".