Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[resonanceman]

Greetings,  I just discovered your great thread & find it all very interesting.  I notice that you are getting a different meter reading on AC than on DC.

I am wondering if that is due to your Coil TRYING to tap into the AC Aether Vortex (about 100 KHz AC), rather than plain Galvanic DC action.  Here is a way to determine if it is AC:

1.  Make your Coil with insulated wire, NOT bare wire.  Magnet Wire is fine.
2.  Wind the Coil on a non metal core, such as cardboard or plastic.
3.  The larger the diameter (at Least 3" or 7 mm), the HIGHER the Voltage.
     A round cereal box (like Quaker Oats) is great.
4.  Try placing a Plain, Non Polarized capacitor in SERIES between your meter & Coil.
      A Cap will pass AC, but block DC.  A Plain, Non Polarized Cap does NOT have a + or - markings.
5.  Turn your Meter to AC Volts.
6.  Try placing the Coil in different places, such as a hole in the ground, in a plastic bucket of water, etc.
7.  Give it AT LEAST 30 MINUTES in each place to maximize the voltage in each place.

Floyd Sweet just had a rotating Aether Vortex spinning between the 2 flat magnets.  Edwin Gray had it spinning inside his special tube.  Hubbard had it spinning inside his circumference of pulsing electromagnets.  The TESTATICA Device has it spinning inside the two large cans.  SM had it spinning inside sequentially pulsing control coils arranged in a Toroid.  These are just different ways of accomplishing the same thing.

It is entirely possible that your Earth Battery Coils are TRYING to tap into the Aether Vortex Spin?


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Welcome  Fatbird

I  am  trying to focus on the non  galvanic  reaction in the Stubblefield  earth battery .
I have been playing  with the  Tesla  electromagnet   configuration ........  very  little   output  dry .....  No AC  when  wet

Joe   started this thread .....  and  has  stated  in the past that   this kind of  stuff is not what   this thread is about so we   try to keep  it on the  Stubblfield  speculations thread .   

I have to go  now ............hope to  talk to  you more about  this non  galvanic stuff


gary

[FatBird]

I have read almost every possible article on Aether Cold Electricity.  The unaminous opinion from experts is that you can't measure Aether Electricity directly, without a RESISTOR as a LOAD.  Nor can you see it on a scope without a Load Resistor.

Therefore, I recommend a Load Resistor with a starting value between 100 & 1,000 Ohms.

Without a Load Resistor you will not be able to measure any AC Voltage.  It will APPEAR that there is NO AC present.


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[electricme]

@ Fatbird
Welcome to the group   
Interresting stuff you suggest there, I can see what you have discribed is a type of test, this is what we need here in this group.

The more test instruments and variety, the better.
Yesterday I got in touch with a person who is very knowledgable on this type of topic, he is working with earthquake recording equipment, I was thinking some of the work we are doing here may be involved with earthquake activity.
"DD" has suggestered a test along the very lines you suggest, using a resistor coupled with an "analog" moving field meter, just as fatbird has suggested.

Part of his email to me states, and I quote "A DMM has such a high input resistance that it can show every insignificant voltage change. Try putting a 10k resistor in parallel with the DMM or, use an old fashioned analogue meter. This will then read the REAL usable voltage between your electrodes. It will also discharge any static charge between the plates", end of quote.

Put the resistor at the base of the metal leads where they plug into the DMM.

I will have to find a 10k resistor, I think a 1/4 watt one should do the job nicely.

My reason of contacting "DD" was to ask him about the avaliability of any earthquake equipment, he might have laying about not being used, and let me borrow or give me one. (even an ancient item).
Later I will ask what modifications are needed in the preamplifier, etc etc.

@ all
In my post earlier yesterday I said that cotton is the medium NS used on his coils, I also mentioned further in it, I would like anyone who has an "actual" Stubblefield cell to take it apart, then post here the results, no doubt there will be some surprises in it's actual construction, one of these will be what he actually used as an insulator for his windings.

In his patient he mentions "cloth", cloth to a bloke can be cotton, nylon, silk etc etc. Cloth is a discription of a flexable membrane, woven material. Hayyyyy, Stubblfield may have even used indian hemp, hemp in his days was not illegal to have or use, it was plentiful, they made the best clothing "cloth" out of it, hemp is the softest against the skin, so I am told, even ropes for ships, string have been made from hemp.
Hemp "was" used in 3 core leads and the thread seal for metal pipes, it was used to make hessian bags.

So what I'm saying here, because the patient, does not state what was the "actual" insulator, we as human beings need to call the insulator "something", so I called it cotton, as far as I am concerned, so what? (someone pushed my button). 

Until, someone can get an actual stubblefield cell and examine it, we wont know what he used.

Thats why I suggested Joe setup another thread where that info can be placed (as a library), and only have that info on it, or it can be posted on this thread, I really don't mind at all..

This morning in Australia, it is 25th April, it is ANZAC day, here we remember the dead who died for our freedom and are greatful to those who gave their lives for our countries.
hoo roo

Jim

[canada765]

Hi Everyone,

I can't believe I made it to the end of this thread,... Some 2 weeks of interesting non-drama free reading at times, lol. You all saved me at least a few movie rentals   

I've found it quite interesting all of these discussions and I hope I can add some value here as well.

1) I found it interesting that Bill and at least one other person were blowing fuses in their digital meters. There has got to be some reason for that. Some mystery and unmeasured form of power perhaps....

2) Along the same lines your previous notice about the snow melting around some of the earth batteries and someone's finding that shorting the iron wire to the iron core was causing it to heat up. Did anyone get into this, I know there was mention of monitoring the temperature, etc. Me thinks that might be worth while to follow up with as it's perhaps a hint to the power your tapping into.

3) Bill , Did you ever make it to the NS Museum? I checked online but didn't find any references to it. On my next road trip, perhaps I can deviate and go take a look if I know where it is....Jim's comment about trying to find a NS earth battery to look at sounds like it would be worthwhile, assuming there is one to be found.

4) Did anyone ever read the book about NS? I know some of you have previously contacted the author... There is a little info here about the contents of the book, if you have not read it, it's worthwhile. http://www.nathanstubblefield.com/contents.html

More later, but I just wanted to say "hello"

Steve

[Pirate88179]

@ Steve:

My friend (He posted on here as Maddog) and I were planning to go to the Stubblefield museum located in Murry, Ky.  Stubblefield's old farm was located on what is now the Murry University campus.  My friend, and his wife and daughter, were killed in a car accident a few weeks ago.  I kind of lost my desire to go there at this time, but I will get there.

My friend spoke to someone there who said they didn't think any of the actual earth batteries survived.  Mostly, Stubblefield's local fame was centered around his telephone system and earth radio cells so they might not have considered the importance of his earth batteries when deciding what to keep, and what not to keep. She did not think they had any in the collection.

I discovered that I was blowing fuses when measuring my coil on the 20 mA scale.  I had always used that scale on my earlier work with the electrodes (around 6-9 mA) so no problem.  Inside, and dry, no problem.  Wet inside (about 19mA) still no problem.  Outside.....poof!  Like an idiot, and three fuses later, I decided to use the 200 mA scale.  Now I have seen up to 80 mA's on a semi-regular basis.  I can be a little slow at times.  It was my fault and ignorance.  A lot to learn here.  Good to have you with us.

Bill