Stubblefield coils (bifilar) and speculations

[storre]

@LocalJoe

Thanks for the link! I hadn't noticed it. I started researching stubblefield on this thread but picked up on the pumping action when I heard Timothy's radio interview. Funny because it was the thing that stuck out from his description of the battery. We have so much positive coming from the sun and the earth is such a huge negative that it seems the potential is just waiting there to be tapped. Well it's tapped all the time in lightning storms I guess

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[jeanna]

I think the large drum like thing is a large coil.  and yes, I believe the small coil to the lower left is an earth battery.  The stack of stuff on top?

yup, that is the reason I posted the pic. I think we all missed it in the beginning but I am pretty sure it is a biggie. and in the full picture there are 2 of them.

The stack of stuff. well I have never seen the old type of transformer Bill referred to.

I see a book or maybe the patent standing up in front of the stack. I was thinking it might be the total paperwork involved in getting the patent or something like that. It was a family photo and maybe a celebration or something. (Did Hans say this in the beginning?)

But if transformers really looked like that back then, well, that is more likely.
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I keep having this picture pestering me. (a vision, you know) It says that this NS thing works like a transistor, and it has a small minimum voltage to get things started (the galvanic part) and when it is going and set up right it amplifies the effective power. I am not really ready to show this, but I wanted to throw it out. I will come back to it, I am sure, but I thought someone else might like to catch it and run for a while.??

I'm thinking the stake is the base and the wires are emitter and source in function.?


jeanna

[storre]

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[Pirate88179]

storre:

Welcome to the group here.  I am working on a device to make/break the copper and iron wire to pulse the secondary.  I have several designs in mind and am working on one of them at this time.  That is what we are doing, and going to do with the secondary windings...pulse the primary to get out out ac in a, hopefully, higher voltage.  My goal is to boost the primary output as much as possible prior to utilizing the secondary.  I am up to an almost consistent reading of about 75 mA's at close to 1 volt dc.  I have some other ideas for a larger primary with slightly different winding procedures which I will try when a few of my Clients pay me so I can purchase the mass quantities of wire required.  Glad to have yet another experimenter join us here, this will be interesting.  Feel free to post about anything you think might be related to our work here.  If you, or anyone, has a "crazy" idea, we want to hear about it.  There is so much we don't know yet about these devices so it is very hard to tell what is crazy and what may be a breakthrough idea.

Bill

[Pirate88179]

@ Jeanna:

I think that is a book, and yes, it appears to be leaning against something flat and much larger.  (Probably an autographed photo of Tesla, ha ha)

Actually, I think in some ways, his device WAS acting like a transistor.  It is after all an amplifier right?  The first transistors were used in amplifier circuits.  (My Dad worked with them at Bell Labs)  I like your thought processes.  That never crossed my mind until you pointed it out.

Bill