Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[lltfdaniel1]

Loads and loads of digital book on all sorts of things,

however direct link to download the Battery Reference Book, Third Edition  click on link below this sentence alone,

http://www.mediafire.com/?f3mtnmm5m0l (this mediafire link is to download the Battery Reference Book 3rd ed , size 26.9 mb needs winrar to open)

or if your interested in the huge collection click on this link (you need u torrent or other torrent client)

http://isohunt.com/torrent_details/20751537/T+R+CROMPTON?tab=summary

over 1gb.

[jeanna]

My plan for today was to make a good secondary on a spool and an ordinary choke to use for some of the same tests I have been using to test this bimetal bifilar coil.

But instead I found the tool I have been looking for. In Forest Mimms111 mini electronics book I noticed he had a magnetometer design.
It turns out that I was pretty close when using the compass.

Forest Mimms111 says you can make a device to check on magnetism. A compass when used as a galvanometer is wrapped with 60 turns of mag wire. (This is what I had in my hands when I saw all those wonky compass readings.) FYI the ends of the mag wire get attached to a battery or a coil's leads and the needle will deflect according to the magnetic field that is produced in the coil surrounding the compass. Polarity changes with winding direction or external coil, too.

But he says there are a couple of other ways to make a galvanometer. One way is to have an EXTERNAL COIL near to the compass and when the coil gets a charge running through it the compass needle will deflect showing magnetism (and direction, too)

The other way is to use a REED RELAY. Now, I am not sure how to use the reed relay here, and Mimms goes on to suggest a circuit that uses a 555 timer and a cap and some resistors to pulse the charge which will have the compass needle swing back and forth like a pendulum.

But, I do think that Joe and/or Hans (Ian, maybe?) has already made something close.

Please step up anybody who has ideas on this.

I think ALL this is very significant for us.

He also mentions a MAGNETIC EARPIECE which works (thanks, Ian  ) , but doesn't quantify very well.

So, what I did so far today is I went through 4 of my coils and checked them with a compass. I made the coils and compass stay in the same spot but changed the charge I  put on the terminals from an external (known voltage) battery.

Wow.

I want to finish and write it up all at once, but I also wanted to say these things cuz I think they will get some more ideas flowing.

Very basically, then, if I hit the copper terminals 5,10 with the leads of a battery, the compass will move and stay where it gets to. If I reverse the polarity the compass will reverse and stay in the new place. BUT when I hit the Fe6 and Fe10 leads and get the compass to reverse, when I remove the battery, the compass swings back to North.

When I tried this on the secondary it would do a similar permanent reversal to the Cu5,10 reversal.

At first I was holding the coils upright in a jar, which I think is better, but some of the wires were hard to reach and I just shifted to put the coil with the head of wires facing south and putting the compass about 4 inches to the west. just close enough to see the effect.

So, anybody else with a compass, please give this a try. Please try to replicate my findings.

My way to go about these type of things is to see what we can know about what we have then play with it to push it elsewhere.

I need to wind a good secondary and a normal solenoid type coil.

BBL

jeanna

[one]

Jeanna

Your   post on   taking  magnetic redings got  me thinking.

I  have been  following  this thread for a while , I never  got all the way through it  though.

If  I understand  right .     When you  wrap    your   bifilar primary    then  connect    one set of the  copper and  iron  wires together you  get  what  Stubblefield  calls an  electromagnet

Any  ideas about how to make this  electomagnet  effect stronger ?
I think I read that  winding more  than  2 layers  does not  change the   voltage ......but  does it change how strong the electromagnet is ? 

If  you  disconnect   the  original   pair of  copper and iron  wires  and connect the  other  ends  of the pair  ....... does the  electromagnet  switch  polarity ?   
If  so,  it seems to me  a motor  is possible.
Maybe not a powerful motor ......but  if it can  turn a  compass   a few of them  can turn a rotor.


gary

[Freezer]

I just finished a 555 reed relay today.  The circuit takes about 4.5 volts to activate the reed.  The 2 resistors and capacitor determine the 2 timings.  I used a potentiometer in place of the resistors, to have it adjustable.  There is also another way to do it which would be ss.  It doesn't actually use a relay, but a photo-transistor.
http://www.uoguelph.ca/~antoon/circ/solidstate.html

[jeanna]

Hi folks,

@Gary

Any  ideas about how to make this  electomagnet  effect stronger ?
I think I read that  winding more  than  2 layers  does not  change the   voltage ......but  does it change how strong the electromagnet is ?

If  you  disconnect   the  original   pair of  copper and iron  wires  and connect the  other  ends  of the pair  ....... does the  electromagnet  switch  polarity ?   
If  so,  it seems to me  a motor  is possible.

I think stronger is possible. I am going this less modern way in a personal effort to observe things that NS might have observed. In this way, I am hoping to get some of the same insights, which I believe have been lost.

I am not really sure that more than 2 winds doesn't increase the voltage. It didn't on the 2 I tried the other day. Maybe thicker wire will do it maybe a longer or larger diameter coil will do it.

I have a little motor which will switch direction if I switch the polarity of the battery leads, so, I am quite sure running an AC device (if that is what you meant) is possible.

@freezer,

I just finished a 555 reed relay today.  The circuit takes about 4.5 volts to activate the reed

Excellent!!
4.5 volts to activate the reed sounds like a lot, but we'll see.
Good work!
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So, today's work is to make 3 coils with the same size elements and compare them.
1), 2) I already made
3) I just need to finish an ordinary coil made with the copper going down then straight up (Joe, is that what you call 90 degrees?) for 6 layers. Then they will be comparable and I can test them.

So, I am off to do that,

Thank you
jeanna