Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[nightlife]

Localjoe, please refer to me as nightlife and Starbucks is fine with me.

As for vibrations, you really should be opening your mind a bit to them because frequencies are based on vibrations and if are trying attract energy, you better find out what it really is so you can properly work towards trying to attract it.

Earth battery's are based on vibrations beneath the earths surface. Tree roots put off vibrations as do all living and moving things. Vibrations are what energy is.

I have already proved that to myself and I will be posting some results, on the subject, in another thread soon.

Open your mind and don?t believe everything you have been taught. Common sense is the key to reality.

[Localjoe]

@Nightlife
                 Fair enough but take this into account.    Some forms of other earth batteries are said to do what your talking about our inital expermients support that theory to an extent. But
The NS earth battery doesent use that same concept to derive its power.  The vibration in this battery is that of the magnetic feilds produced from the primary make and break withen itself. This yeilds ac at a freq related to the speed of the primary interposition. The other batteries have been speculated to be rf sensitive so now i get what you were saying about collecting frequency's ( That would be a good idea for a modified crystal radio reciever that provided small power output as well as radio)                 we were talking apples and oranges. Im sorry, Thanks for being more descriptive.
                                                                                               Joe

[nightlife]

Localjoe, magnetic fields? Those too are vibrations but we don?t have the technology to properly detect them. So you see, even your NS earth battery has something to do with vibrations. You all are experimenting with vibrations that we can not detect just like DC current, it is said to be a flat wave but it really isn't. We just don't have the technology to detect it's vibrancy. If it moves, it has a vibration, if it's alive, it has a vibration, if it's heard, it has a vibration, if it's smelt, it has a vibration.

We are finding that we can couple magnetic vibrations with coils and man made vibrations and get more out then put in.

I do appreciate your different tone in your reply and I don?t want to have any hard feelings between us or anyone else for that matter. The world is full of hate and sorrow and I would like this to be a place to get away from all that so we can focus on what we are all here for.

I just don?t like seeing people get hurt. Good luck to you and I am done with my 2 cents. Can I get my change back? LOL

[MrSpates]

I got a question. Can you make an electromagnet with a graphite core? That is, if I wound a piece of graphite in copper and applied current, would I have an electromagnet?
or does graphite lend itself to these properties? What about Zinc?
Thanks
David

[jeanna]

David,

The quick answer is probably. You don't need the iron core at all. It just makes the magnet effect much stronger. So, since you can have air as the core, you probably can have carbon or zinc as the core.

The part to keep in mind, however, is that NS was doing something very special and we aren't too sure EXACTLY what it was. Many of us have tried things that are not exactly defined in the patent.

My only thought is if you do vary what you make from what the patent defines, that you don't forget that you did something different.

Go for it.

I used a drinking straw to make a sleeve that easily slips off the 1/4 inch carriage bolt core. (but that is really too thin for the diameter.)  There is a thing in the electric home department of Home Depot or such that is a sleeve replacement for a candelabra. I got one that is 1 1/4 inches diameter. So, if you can find a non conducting sleeve like that you can easily add or change the core. NS recommends a construction like that anyway. It is a good plan.

Carry on, man. And have fun. This is a total gas.

jeanna