Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[turbo]

okay guy's i found the document 

I did also find " free electricity from the sky" and "The Manual of Free Energy Devices and Systems (1991)"  and  a "Battery Reference Book" but these are too lage to upload.(above 10 Mb)

M.

[jeanna]

okay guy's i found the document 

M.

Go ahead, Marco,
It is good experience to try this. I don't think the authors of that ever actually tried it before they published it. Try it for yourself, maybe your experience will be different from mine.

Would you mind quoting the link to the other references that you found? (the ones that were too big)

Thanks

jeanna

[turbo]

hi Jeanna

I saved the bigger ones on my hard disk a few years back.
They are too big to upload so i have asked Stefan to expand the upload limit of 10Mb to 15Mb
He reduced the limit to 100Kb....yesterday and now i see it's even more reduced to 50Kb.
I don't know how to upload them.

Marco.

[hansvonlieven]

G'day all,



free download here:

http://www.ebook3000.com/Battery-Reference-Book--Third-Edition---REPOST-_9710.html

Hans von Lieven

[epiphany]

Hi, my first post...
I was reading the Stubblefield info on John Bedini's site at:
http://www.icehouse.net/john34/stubblefield.html
and saw this:

Later, Investigators entered his land area and found heavy wires leading from the roots of trees. To these wires were attached small arc lamps, hung in the trees. These were extinguished. They imagined the arc lamps to be the explanation of his hillside sunlight. Their hasty analysis proved problematic from stories which witnesses report. The warm and diffused sunlight which came from the ground itself around his house was not localized in specific lamps. The light came from the ground, not from the trees as before... a "whole hillside that would blossom with light"... "lit up like daytime". These observations indicate that Stubblefield had managed indeed the direct conversion of earth energy to light and warmth. This would acceptable, were Mr. Stubblefield simply working on a newer form of drawing electricity from the ground to light small arc-lamps; a feat which he had accomplished earlier. But  these kind persons could never find any evidence of arc-lighting or any other form of known lighting anywhere near the area. In their own words "the light seemed to come out from the ground itself".

I believe that the Brown Mountain lights:
http://www.xprojectmagazine.com/archives/paranormal/brnmntlights.html
may be a manifestation of the telluric current.

My apologies if I have overlooked a post about this association.