Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[jeanna]

Hmm Gary,
Instead of letting the language get confusing I am going to stay with NS choice of words. Thanks for the clarification. If I understand now, there is only a primary wound around a core in those furnaces, and the iron core melts out/down from the middle rather than a winding around the outside of the primary melting down the outside.

Still, it is relevant and interesting.

thank you.

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I see that my small coil that has a zinc coated bolt and a secondary has begun to pull up the voltage.

It now reads

across 5,6
27mvdc
26.6uA
0.00vac as usual.
cu5 to 2dary
399mvdc
5uA
for some reason I never checked shorting the cu5 to the bolt in the ground on this one, today it reads
+35mv to -4mv to +10mvdc

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The nearby iron core with only a primary has settled but now I will take readings when I short the cu to the core too so:

across 5,6
202mvdc
20uA~~> 10uA ~~>? I stopped looking there
Short cu5 to iron bolt:
+15mv ->  -14mvdc
+6uA -> -4uAmps

It seems to be the grounded bolt from the coils above ground that gives the plus and minus fluctuations. I will continue to watch this.

jeanna

[Pirate88179]

@ Jeanna:

+35 vdc?  Or was that supposed to be 35mv when shorting cu to the iron core? (bolt)  If correct that is a huge number!  If it is a typo, well, sh*t happens.

Bill

[jeanna]

If it is a typo, well, sh*t happens.

Bill

It was a typo. thanks for correcting me. I think I fixed it in all spots.

sh*t happens.

yup it sure does,
I just wrapped another double row and did it real nice.. but it was shorted, so I unsewed 4 layers of cloth and unwound it all just to find out one of the clips had fallen off my meter !!!

aaaarrrrgggghhhh!!!!

jeanna

[Pirate88179]

@ Jeanna:

I am sorry to hear that.  I was going to replicate whatever you were doing to get that voltage!!!  Oh well, our work continues.
I did a few brief experiments but no results noteworthy to post as yet.  I am still doing my taxes over here.  I would rather wind coils than do taxes!!!!!!!!!!

Bill

[kevolts]

Hi all I did some experimenting today I had a 12? (305 mm) long by ? ? (6.35mm) wide copper pipe north about 7? in the earth  and a aluminum 8? (203 mm) long by ? ? (6.35 mm) wide spike south also about 7? in the earth. I got .377 V and .005 MA not a lot of power. I read that someone hook a 9V battery to the earth battery and the power in the earth battery increased for a short time so I did the same for 1 minute and got  .775 V and .015 MA after removing the 9V battery. After about ten minutes it drops down to .467 V and .006 MA. I remembered that the copper was supposed to be deeper in the earth then the aluminum so I pulled up the aluminum about 2? (50.8 mm) and got .789 V and .015 MA then it drop to .506 V and .007 MA ten minutes later. Now that I have bored everyone to death let me get to the good part. I saw anytime I moved the aluminum spike up and down I would get more V and MA, so I pulled it in and out of the earth like a piston and cylinder for like 30 seconds, and then I got 1.10 V and .030 MA. After ten minutes it drops to .567 V and .015 MA. I don?t know if it was just static that gave me higher readings or something else. But I think if there is a super cap and a device that can make one of the rods vibrate we might be able to keep the cap full vibrate the rod and get more power. It?s just a guess but I think this is what the make and break does in the NS coil. On a side note, my 9V battery had 8.82 V when I started and 8.84 when I ended experimenting, it might be nothing but I hope there is something to it.

Kevin