Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[Localjoe]

@Crash

All the folks have given some good advice but if your looking for real power i suggest endeavoring to wind a Stubblefield coil as we are. 
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[Localjoe]

@Bruce

How'd the bulb exp go?
                                      Joe

[Bruce_TPU]

@Bruce

How'd the bulb exp go?
                                      Joe

I'm sorry all.  I have been in bed all day sick with fever.  I missed work also.  Hopefully I will feel better tomorrow.     

Cheers,

Bruce

[Artic_Knight]

so this may be known but i felt i would share.

a while back a zen teacher once told me, the trueth rings true. (if its true you will know its true) i have been following a different experiment that i know a little better, pulse motors. on this forum one man said that the common teaching is that a electron a peice of matter flows through other matter to make the electric current, this to me sounds wierd. the person went on to say that one science talks about this energy, not matter that is like water, surrounding the electrons as they spin around a nucleous, essentially like water in the sea and how it is inside the porous stones on the bottom of the ocean. the electric current is a de-stabilization of the atoms, causing them to expand and contract and during the contraction the next one expands. this goes on down the wire until all energy is spent. apparently this energy preferrs direct contact with another atom of a certain type which if we look at electrical conductors is soft metals   i hope this is understood.

sorry i havent been around much, i have been following a desire of mine to have an electric car. we know how hard it is to get one to travel a decent distance so i have been working on a electric motor of super effeciency.

something to try, there has been talk of different coils having different properties. a normal coil is wound up a metal shaft and then back down and back up,. a better coil is would only up and to bring the copper back down they take the wire strait down the side and wind the next coil over it all the way up. the best coil does the same as the second only you decrease the return distance but continue winding up and eventually when your done it makes a cone shape. aim the large end of the cone at a magnet or in the earth battery sense aim it at the north pole i believe and you will get best reception of the current.

cheers.

[Pirate88179]

@ ArticKnight:

Interesting post.  I have read similar things as well.  I wound my NS coil in a clockwise manner and, I have also read that it makes a difference on clockwise or counterclockwise windings.  So, winding from top to bottom, and then, running the wires back to the top and continue?  There are so many variables here but I think we need to try as many different ways as we can.  See what works best.

Electric car?  I have some ideas on a design I would love to work on one day.  PM me and maybe we can talk in another topic and swap ideas.  I know I can build one that would beat anything these "new" designs from GM are supposed to do in about three years.  I also like the idea of super caps instead of exotic batteries that have to be replaced every few years at a large expense.  I have an old van that needs transmission work to the tune of more than the it would sell for.  I have been holding on to it in hopes that someday I can pull the engine, transmission, and everything else not required and put in a 50 hp electric motor.  A few batteries in the back and a gas powered generator and, poof, a hybrid that would have over 400 mile range by my calculations.  This would not even take into account solar cells on the roof or any other ideas.

@ Bruce:

I hope you get to feeling better.  Being sick sucks.

Bill