Stubblefield coils (bifilar) and speculations

[Localjoe]

@all


AMAZING>>>> Bill - just figured id check in your tube video was inspiring and im happy you folks kept with it !!!!!  Ive been dealing with family health problems lately but hope to be back in the game soon i'll msg you guys next time im on for some updates if your willing.

In the words of the great Spock/William bell          "Live long and Prosper"

[Pirate88179]

Joe!

Good to hear from you man.  Thank you.  Sorry to hear about the family situation, I hope things get better.

This all started out on your topic after you stuck some electrodes in the ground.  I have learned so much from a lot of folks on here and on Youtube.

I hope you can get back into this soon.  With the Joule Thief circuits, and supercaps, there is no telling what we can end up powering.

Take care,

Bill

[Localjoe]

@Bill,
Thanks for the kind words, im just happy to see all the the cool directions the project has taken you folks. 

a few questions for ya

- what changes have been made to your cell in the ground or is it still your original
- average charge time on the caps in parallel between the cell and the jt? i might have misread the config so bear with me
- there's a few ways to take this for conversion and im wondering how you guys have been leaning

now that people are running high frequency/ hv circuits i think it opens up new possibilities on the alternator dynamo idea , im gonna take a look at tesla's patents again that deal with taking high voltage low amperage current and transforming it to a workable voltage and a quantity of amperage.

secondly, I mentioned this in the other thread a thermo - mechanical conversion may be possible through a sterling engine

the sterling engine/motor can work off of a small temperature differential even the heat from a human hand will drive it, so i postulated from gadgetmall's exp powering the green laser from the earth cell that it would be possible to heat a small element attached to a sterling motor with the laser in order to provide the temperature differential to start it.

                                                                                Joe

[Pirate88179]

Joe:

Yes, I saw your post over there, that is a great idea.  I built a small sterling engine about 8 months ago, they are really fascinating.

My "New" configuration is basically the old one using the same 2 carbon rods and I bought a 5 pound block of magnesium for the south side.  This is the type used for preventing corrosion of in the ground tanks and it comes in a bag with some powder that increases the amps output.  These are used all the time and the specs say it will give over 1 amp of differential between the tank and the mag block.  These last years and years on the tanks and now, I think my carbon rods are too small as I am not getting that much power yet but with the north/south set-up, I believe there will be very little, if any, destruction of the magnesium but only time will tell.  Other than that, it is the same.  I want to get a larger cap to really see what can be powered from it.  They are pretty expensive so it will be a little while.  But even with a small EB hooked to a joule thief using a supercap, folks would be amazed at how many leds can be lit from it.

The folks on the joule thief topic, while all working together really well, don't all have the same goals in mind, which is fine.  i think there is only me, and one other guy using them with the earth battery at this time.  Hopefully soon there will be others.  Take care.

Bill

[Cap-Z-ro]

Great results with the EB - J/T - Led combo Bill!!!

I read where your voltage dropped when the ground got wet...it may help if you cover the area around where your electrodes are planted with a ground sheet of some type.

Who knows, you may be able to get better voltage if the local ground is wet...you may even have to use a certain diameter to get the optimum results.

You've come a long way in a short time...keep up the good work.

A little pirate music during your video intro may be in order to to help this new era of development.

Regards...