Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[jeanna]

jestrue,

Do you need a copy of the Stubblefield Battery Patent?

What we are doing now has pretty much nothing to do with sticking probes into the ground. I stuck a LOT of probes into the ground and I have learned a lot by doing it, but this thread is on to something more now.

I recommend that everyone should start out by sticking a few probes into the ground, rather than just reading the thread, but that is just my preference for learning hands on.

The NS battery is very complicated. I think we have an idea where it is going, but we also don't have a clue where it is going. It is always giving surprises.

So, if you want to join in the fun, please do.

If you just want to throw peanuts from the peanut gallery then please either stop, or go somewhere else.

Thank you,

jeanna

let me know if you need the patent

[jeanna]

Joe,
Thank you for that explanation.


The truth is, however, that I was unable to either light a led with cu to zn at .7vdc nor collect it and throw it into the circuit using a supercap the way Bill did .



jeanna

[electricme]

@ Jeanna,
Q Can the scope be putting electricity through the probes.
A No, I just tested the CRO probes with my bigger an better DMM, it showed 0v so the circuit it isn't getting voltage from there.

Just aside from this but related to the bulb it self
It is just a ordinary run of the mill Xmas tree light, taken from a Xmas light set, glass bulb has a green coating.
This is the results of the bulb test.

The filament resistance is 12.8 ohms, current draw at 12.0volts DC is 96.6ma (very bright, pretty green) the bulb can cope with a higher voltage but I didn't want to blow it.

Now with the bulb still connected to the test setup, I backed the power off to simulate what the bulb was looking like last night and I read off in the order of 31.1ma

So this is what I will need to be coming out of the pipes in the ground to run it in the future.

In the second part of your Q Jeanna,
Q Did I use a super cap like Bill did?
A No, but it appears to me the circuit board of the garden light (LED) is doing a very similar thing.

It has 5 resistors, 1 diode 2 transistors, and 1 ceramic capacitor I would say that the Ceramic cap is switching the transistors, on and off in a flip flop manner and between switching the ON -OFF states, it is able to charge up and then when the TR switches on it supplies power to the LED, it switches off, recharges and does the cycle over and over again.

Now as transistors weren't invented in Stubblefield's days, I would say to replicate his experiment, one would have to wind a second coil to do the same as the LED garden light thing.
(not the secondary coil wound on the iron and copper coil) this is another much smaller coil with many turns of very fine wire.

When the power builds up enough, it pulls an armature (flat steel strip) down, to break the circuit, then it flips back upwards, re connects the circuit etc etc.
The back EMF (electromotive force) of the magnetic field feeds energy back to the pipes in the ground. hmmmmm theory only.

Now this is a CU & Al pipe setup in the ground, I think it could be converted to the NS coils you are all making.
Is it possible to feed the back EMF from a collapsing coil into the "secondary" of your coils, giving it the energy it needs to amplifier the iron wires output?

Thanks Jeanna

Jim

[Pirate88179]

@ Jim:

The back emf, bifilar coils, and transistor switching are all connected to what I am learning about the Bedini motor I am working on.  I can get into more details elsewhere but, this is all related in my opinion.

Bill

[electricme]

@ jeanna

Sorry jeanna, I missed replying to your last part of your question.

Q It seems you are describing 2 different battery setups. but not sure.
A I am assuming you may be thinking I have a Stubblfield cell like the ones you and Bill and Joe have, no, I only have the ancient method the Cu & Al pipes in the ground.

But, what is happenning with my experiment, could give you all pointers for your own setups.

@all,
did you get the CRO jpgs and the mov files I sent to you all?

Jim